... Pioneer, when JoHirN WADE, Esq., President of the Hull Tcmperance Society, will preside. After which, Dr. COFFIN, forrmrly the Socialist Lecturer in Ilull, will avow the entire change his views have undergone, especially on the Infidel dogma of Irresponsibility- ...

... The O'Connell Case.-II. My Col. o ce lege Friends; No. 1. John Brown.-III. The Tomb. u ly less Man. By Delta.-IV. French Socialists.-V. d ar Marston; or, the Memoirs of a Statesman. Part 14.-t be Vl. Sonnet to Clarkson.-VIl. Letter from the Right c at ...

... day. Immense crowds of people assembled, Banquets nere given by all shades of Republicans; and at that of the Democratic Socialists both sexes attended. Three ladies and three gentlemen presided. The first toast was proposed by Madame Gays To the political ...

... deemed it expedient to sell. This is, however, an absurd proceeding. Everybody now knows how comparatively E iaslgnifcant the Socialists are as a body, and it is equally well known that the power in the hands of government to repress any Insurrectionary movement ...

... liked by the Emperor. Rear- Admiral Dublarien is appointed to the command of the Brazil and La Plate Stations. The only socialist demonstration expected on the 10th is some cries of , Vive la Republic. Rumours are in circulation that there is some idea ...

... trade wilf be completely paralysed. It aB stated that already more than one manufactory hls been closed; surmises as to the socialist victory, end ruiroure of ehalige of policy, ministry, &c., are endless. Nothing positive on the latter subject is known. ...

... The latter have prepared a manifesto against the electoral law, signed by 150 of them; it will be published to.morrow. The Socialist committees are opposed to any attetmpts at Insurrection. General Changaruter held a meeting to-day of all the generals In ...