... THE SOCIALISTS IN HAMBURG. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.} (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BERLIN. Friday Nionv. At last the state of siege is definitely declared in Hamburg. Three days ago the Socialists determined to evacuate Hamburg and stop their rather ...

... DEPARTURE OF GERMAN SOCIALISTS FOR AMERICA. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (FRO OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BERLIN, Thursday Night. Yesterday 26 Socialists left Hamburg for America, on board the steamship Silesia. Among the number was the former member of Parliament ...

... NEWS FROM BERLIN. THE SOCIALIST VICTORY HAMBURG. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (from ouk own correspondent. BERLIN, Wednesday Night. ' The greatest surprise is felt here at the tremendous victory which the Socialist candidate for the Reichstag, Herr obtained ...

... PETERSBURG, Tuesday, 5 r.M. The state trial of Dr. Weimar, Michailoff, and nine others, charged with belonging to Secret Socialistic Revolutionary Societies, aiming at the overthrow of the existing social, economic, and state order violent means, commenced ...

... reuter's agency.) ST. PETERSBURG, May 28. All the sentences recently passed by the court - martial on Dr. Weimar and other Socialists have been commuted. Miehailoff and Saburoff, who were sentenced to death, are condemned, the one to 20 years and the other ...

... hits tho Clerical party very hard, and attacks them strongly for what calls want of patriotism voting they uid against tho Socialists Bill. hear that Russia not quite satisfied with tho proposal that the Question should made principal the expected Berlin ...

... discovery the criminals. The Central News correspondent yesterday met several promiueut leaders of the German and foreign socialists now London, and called their attention to tho jmblished statements that the Nihilists might know sometiling about the a ...

... bhave almost unaniousnlv dc-I cided that there ought to be ous central organization, but the majority in favour of existing Socialist bodiesI giving up their disinct and separate methods, ofiE, and titles, to merge into one party, is comparstivly smll. nhere ...

... and another notable of the quarter presented her with red bouquets. M. Girard called her the grandest incarnation of the Socialist Republic, and the most vigorous exponent of that fierce hatred of iniquity which alone guarantees tho practice of justice ...

... subject of earthquakes, having stated that such a shock is likely to occur. Our Berlin Correspondent telegraphs that sixteen Socialists who posted up treasonable notices at Frankfort during the Emperor's recent visit there to open the new th ...

... to 25 dailyfrom 2 tol0 pim. Ad-. ?? fn-ree. - - .: Guild odf St. Matthew, sidn Conego-4eorge W. E.: ussell -on LChstiie Socialists and the cog Lundon lec6tions, 8. 20 Olitb-g4. Bariei s n n ight -Bouzs Day- 8. :-i ; R~oyal Hortid l Society', Sho, Pesala ...

... can devote themselves more entirely to their task, and thus become more expert at it. What those mere slaves of words, the Socialists of England, and the St. Simonians or Fourrierists of France, would obtain by arbitrary divisions of men into classcs, is ...