... assertion. The French Republican Government is being violently attacked not only by the ultra-Radical Press, but also by the Socialists. Henri Rochefort, in the littran.iyeant, demands the abolition of the Senate and the Presidency as useless institutions ...

... t of M. Roehefort's presence. M. Rochefort having been named president, M. Canivet, who is editor of Le Renal Social, a socialist organ, spoke without exciting much interest. Cries of Five Rochefort were set up, to the equal displeasure of the orator ...

... a strong Republican. This is a period of wany newsnarers. Si t r.ew ones are announced, four of them with 'he celebrated Socialists, Vslles, Pyat, and Maton, for their editors; the others to he eatitled La Vraie Dieweratie and Le Rabelais. Colonel Leclerc ...

... this volume is much more animated, and contains happier expressions and more solid jadginerits than the preceeding ones. Socialist theories still hold a great place in the author's preoccupations, but the public while =eking allowances for all the chimeras ...

... the Central Society of Afgricaltare and Insect°logy, will be opened at the Orangery building in the Tuileries Garden. The Socialist party in Franco seem determined to be represented by as many newspapers as poesible. Besides all the incendiary sheets already ...

... preparation at the Ambign. Bartet is expected to become a taire of the Theatre Francais after the end of this month. The socialist writer, Jules ValDs; has written n play for the Arnbigu with the title of La Dompteuse. The Theatre du Chateau d'Eau will ...

... and contain enough good sense to surpriee one in the famous leader of the French Socialist school. We are, however, no admirers whatever of M. Louis ' Blane's Socialist theories, which we find as I absurd as they are dangerous. There are not many allusions ...

... he enunciated a Ministerial programme. The I programme of M. Clemenestau was exceedingly vague and full of impracticable Socialistic vagaries, but out of the I misty conglomeration of high-sounding phrases, two practical measures may be disinterred. The ...

... in conclusion, that Louise Michel has promised to deliver a speech at the Cirque Fernando. on the occasion of the grand Socialist meeting which will be held there shortly. Anbryet, well-known for a number of years as a writer of talent, died this week ...

... have pleased the Coarrier was really partisanship, which no neutral nation could possibly have exhibited. The two rival Socialist Congresses at Havre have just closed their respective sessions. Both Congresses favor the abolition of indirect taxation ...

... share the 11111110 fate. I am honestly convinced that no people upon earth are less inclined to side with Communard, and Socialists than the goodnatured Austrians, for they are particularly prone to retain unto themselves the little they have. The sha ...

... only for the evils of which the Communists complain is another revolution which will have for object the establishment of a Socialist Republic. M. Henri Rochefort, in the Intransigeast, advocates the erection of a monument, in a oonspicoons part of the city ...