... altogether favourable to the cause of ord.r, and that the moderates have been returned in the proportion of four 1o one over the socialists and democrals. ...

... offensive to relizion and to law that the Government have found it necessary to prohibit all futurc meetings of the kind. The Socialists have chosen as their candidate M. Eugene Sue, the tendency of whose writings may be inferred from this testimony to their ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. M Brout, surnamed Robespierre, the chief of the Paris Socialist grocers, was condemned on Tuesday, for adultery, to three monihs’ imprisonment, A horrible murder and suicide were committed in Paris on Wednesday. A licutenant ...

... since prevailed on the subj ct in Parie. The former has been elected by several other constituencies. Raspail, who is a socialist, is now in prison for aiding in the conspiracy of the 15th of May. Orders lor discoutinuing preparations for war on the Italian ...

... Sunday night the Government received their first notice that a plot was on foot, by which the garde mobile were to join the Socialists, avd march upou the Assembly. Fortunately, notice of this step was immediately sent to General Chan ‘ garnier, who ut once ...

... ministry are daily strenzthening. -The Legitimists and Orleanists are said to be taking advantage of the fallen fortunes of the Socialists, to testify their dislike to the Republican Government ; and ramours have been current in Paris for some days that during ...

... constitute the stronghold ef Socialism, appear to have destroyed the last chance of a collision. Never, it is said, were the Socialists more cowed than at this moment. The chiefs, lately so warlike and so menacing, seem broken down in spirit and in hope. The ...

... termination of the elections, ‘The total results of the elections are said to show that Moderatesreturned aresll ; | the Socialists, 217 ; unkuown, 22. A great number of the most influential members of the present Assembly have failed in their elections ...

... learn with dismay the total abandonment (at least so far as practice is concerned) of the former principles of that great Socialist. M. Proudhon is no longer the deadly enemy of family and property. He has taken unto himself a wife ; and rumoar adds that ...

... have been the sufferers : in fact, the coutrary is stated to be the result. HORRIBLE AVOWAL OF A SOCIALIST. — A man named Robert Buchannan, a ** Socialist,” has been fined in Manchester in the mitigated penalty of £5O for refusing to take the oaths & ...

... in Robe t Owen’s kind reception at Court, and we all remember how Lord Meibourne was abused for the introduction of the Socialist 1o a youug Queen. The late Duke of Kent had borrowed £lO,OOO of Mr. Owen, which, at his death, was sull unpaid. The debt ...

... be instituted with reference to the distribution of blasphemous and mischievous pube lications by the persons cailed ‘¢ Socialists. ** The right rev. prelate met with warm support from the right rev. bench of bishops, and his motion was carried without ...