... morning. The loss of property was considerable, but it was covered hy inevrance. It is announced in the Socialist papers that a demo- cratic Socialist committee has been formed in Paris, with the one of establishing relations of an intimate character between ...

... for tha borough, inasmuch as he had been a consenting party to a gross system of treating. From France, we learn that the Socialist party are actively agitating in the departments, but they make little progress in the capital. HOUSE OF Thursday, April 3 ...

... the 35th of the line; that the other part of the regiment had remained faithful, and was firing upon the renegades and the Socialists when the account left. Another report was that the 35th regiment, which is that which was engaged in the Rue Transuonian ...

... reading on Tuesday evening, by 206. The Assembly is to be ad- journed from Saturday, the 12th inst., for eight days. ‘A Socialist, of the name of d’Angeliers, formerly editor of the Peuple, the Reforme, and the Vraie Republique, died inthe maison de santé ...

... banish them from her presence upon so i rE 4 & E i & violence, which might occur to the febrile jon of a French or German Socialist, surely it is not ne- that a with such intention should gain access to the body of the building, in order to carry out his ...

... lifted. Yankee Doodle, in a ship, Is come from New York city, And if he should repent his trip, I reckon it's a pity; Of Socialists he brings a crew, To kindle agitation ; Reds, Chartists, Anti-rentists, too, Who'll preach repudiation. Are stuffed, with ...

... the professor’ 's bigoted partisans. The is thus filled up;—* If it be said that M. de Vericour was a declared infidel and Socialist, and that he had printed a work to promote such doctrines, I believe that he is as much of both as Iam myself. He is an old ...

... the professor's Rjgoted partisans. The hiatus is thus filled If it be said that M. de Vericour was a declared infidel and Socialist, and that he had printed a work to romote such doctrines, I believe that he is as much of thas 1am myself. He is an old and ...

... domicile, and attempt to shew that the victim of the legislative pruning-knife is quite as likely to be a Moderate as a Socialist. They urge that, in fact, the Conservatives have lost as many votes from the register as the Red Republicans. But if this ...

... petition of the Electoral Union will very much resemble that of the Central Committee. On the other hand, the Democratic Socialist Committee is getting up, but secretly, a petition for the repeal of the elec- toral law of 1850, and another against revision ...

... published in The New York some six weeks ago, ing the Great Exhibition, and which, with its “very natural speculations” upon Socialist. mobs, sackings of the Tuileries, partitions of ics, and Charleston and Liverpool Unions, we transferred to our own columns ...

... view to moderation and order, is now seized upon and used by the ultra party, the violent men of the Mountain, and by the Socialist leaders, as an instrument to serve their own purposes. From this diftieulty—this serious dilemma and formidable “ fix’—events ...