... GERMAN FEMALE SOCIALISTS. Before the enforcement of the draconic law against Socialism began, writes a Berlin correspondent, a Mrs. Halm, the wife of a publican, was one of the leaders of the benefactors of society, as she was wont to call the adherents ...

... labour. The other sentences were confirmed. The (Jules' torrespondent believes that this is the first butanee in which the Socialists have sued for mercy. It is announced from Kieft that the trial of an Aur trian subject named liogdanoviteh, charged with ...

... LA GUERRE ET LA PAIL A work has jest been published in Paris, by Prondben, the well-known Socialist niter, whose Ideas are said to And favour in an exalted quarter, and whit has created meek eensation. It is entitled Guerr e at la Pais. One chirpier ...

... approached by the German and Russian Covemments with, a view to the aloption of common action by the P.overs against th- Socialists and Nihilist conspiracy. No overtures .f the kind have been received. I learn from a correspondent at Lahore that Colonel ...

... but not one of them is at all equal to the following grandiloquent address which has been issued by Mr. Robert Owen, the Socialist : • To the Electors of Great Britain and Ireland, but especially to the Electors of the Metropolis of the British Empire ...

... of Socialists in the Metropolis. Indeed it was not so keg ago that one of the fry—a tool of Karl Marx—beang twitted at a public meeting with the peculiarity of has views, and also of hi repent movements, openly acknowledged that he was a Socialist, and ...

... painless a method of accomplishing their purpose as possible. This would seem, however, not to have been the case with a Socialist named Soma, till lately an inmate of the prison at Odessa. The other evening, after all the prisoners were locked up for ...

... Schroder, and Pierre, on behalf of the French refugees, and by Messrs. Brndlaugh and Holyoake on behalf of the English Socialist body The proceedings were brought to a close by c ries of ' Viva la Republique, Democratique et Sociale.' ...

... disturbance—the high price of food—was evidently only a pretext, the real object being pillage, to the utmost extent of Socialist doctrines. The number of arrests amounts to 138. Apprehensions are entertained of similar outbreaks m other parts of the ...

... somewhat later in throwing out their leaf show only the hare pules as in the depth of winter. A considerable number of Russian socialists have I recently arrived in I.olldlllo, 111311 y of them apparently people in comfortable circtunstances. At the same time ...

... the imperialist's iintortnowe efforts to fraternise with the cenicciat to Loudon, slier Blanes ex- Pol-iou from Paris, the socialist reinduiting the overtare. But that is neither hsr. , nor there. What is lyre is Blanc's 'eot lc, an • very •nrprising book ...

... reduction of the number to be paid on the other. HOW WOULD THIS LAW He (Dr. Hodgson) had been a diligent reader of the socialistic writers. In the works of Louis Blanc, ,me of the most eloquent, one of the most popular, and one of the most reasonable ...