... TERMS OFFERED TO PRUSSIA. Paris, Monday Evening. The International Working Men's Association has issued a manifesto to the Socialists' Democracy of Germany, invitiug them to withdraw their armies from France ; if not, they will fight to the last man. The ...

... Prussian officers were wiluessea how French generals were insulted. French officers think their defeats are due to the socialist ideas whiak have got the upper hand in the army, and hare slackened discipline. It is amusing to see how osr people stand ...

... belonging to the regular army and to the Mobile Guards are eligible, and if returned will not be prisoners of Avar. The Socialists ?? started a journal called Le Yengeure. M. de Descluze has been released for want of evidence. Messrs Piazza and Biunel ...

... itself in more than one public docu- ment decisively atheistic — as when in July, 1869, the section of the Alliance of Socialistic Democracy at Geneva, declaredinternational by the General Council of London, published that the Alliance declares it- ...

... primogeniture and entail were established to put a stop to the broils which were perpetually breaking out ; and now a race of Socialists is rising up who claim the reduction of all laws and the division of all properties except those which they possess themselves ...

... their droperty. ; PARIS ELECTIONS. Yesterday's municipal elections in Paris passed off quietly. The results are extremely Socialistic so far as know. -• ...

... offered concessions. PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA ON THE SOCIALISTS. The Standard's Paris correspondent telegraphs that Austria and Germany will pursue au identical policy against the industrial and socialistic move- ment of the day. THE FATES AND NAPOLEON. The ...

... Prussia and Austria have come to an under- standing aa to the socialistic tendencies of the times, and have concerted measures to counter- act these tendencies. Intimation was given on Saturday at all the engineering works in Brussels that if the men ...

... consult each other as to the best means to be concerted for their mutual protection from without, and from communistic or socialistic tendencies from within. For example, the Roumanian difficulty has been solved by Bismarck single-handed. He has a peculiar ...

... advanced I. ' .- not answer the requirement.-. Disraeli and the extensive T the description. These wer» - ments which set the Socialist.. : v ••- Scott Russell appealed ?? -. ?? thought most likely to turn - md .. them a helping hand. We aa ?? the following ...

... Blaydon. The people then working at Crowley's factory formed a curious community of blacksmiths and ironworkers. They tried a socialistic experiment which was success- ful for years ; they had everything in common, and settled their own disputes ; they kept ...

... important facts implicating a great immn r of influential persons in tbe plot, and a wide -ifusian of International ideas. The Socialist con. 'piracy has been employed as a party weapon by the Opposition. Numerous arrests are being made, and a trial on a grand ...