... best to relieve the misery, destitution and poverty of the mass of Great Britain !—The Emiyrant. A general meeting of the Socialist electors of the city of Paris took place on Sunday evening, to consider the choice of a candidate for the Presidency of the ...

... As the war” party are all for Napoleon, we suppose that pence will again soon out of date the Continent. Paris is quiet. Socialist paper is suppressed. Cavaignac (or Cavanagh) is yet the Kulet ! ...

... and the Bourse and public offices were to be closed. No judicious to portion of the National Guard under arms. Several Socialist banquets were fixed to take place the occasion. The Moniteur announces that the Republic was celebrated by a religious service ...

... deposits withdraw on those days amounted to se’ascf. The Repuhligue states that M Brisbane American socialist, who has taken leading part in the Socialists banquets of Paris, has icceivcd notice from the government to quit France within delay of forty-eight ...

... her Ma- EEEprS. become lb. ifb. *.r.nd the realm.) PARIS, Armi. 16- . The subscriptions for the publication of anti- Socialist newspapers and pamphlets, as poison (so they are called) to the teachings of the Proudhons and others, have already amounted ...

... Deroln, directress of the Journal d? Opinion desFemmes, and the most eloquent haranguer several recent banquets of female Socialists, had issued address declaring herself a candidate for a seat in the National Assembly. ...

... striking blow. The authorities offeredjno resistance ; the inhabitants and National |Guard received us with acclamation.’ The Socialists of Paris have adopted Jean Baptist Boichet, Sergeant-Major of the 7th regt. of Light Infantry, and Edmond Rpttier, sergeant ...

... emigrating, as in other districts, to America, but to their graves ! !” In France, as is usual, discontent is still rife.— The Socialists arc seeking, all possible means, to disturb the public peace. We find that some of the first military officers of the country ...

... AWFUL DOCTRINE ! During the week Socialist orator Paris addressed his hearers thus : The hourgeoise had fattened like pigs on the sweat of the people, and should like pigs be killed to make bacon of for those on whom they fed !” fear that, as an ex-king ...

... though the stones were hopping off the soldiers like hail, it was not ascertained that even one man had been killed A great Socialist soiree” was held m Pans on Monday, at which all the “social” ladies and gentlemen of the social capital and surrounding country ...

... manner. IJhomasJleag returned from We arc delighted to perceive by the Pans jour- ! Lom]on Saturday, nals that the rascally Socialist faction is in a sad ; minority everywhere. We hope the accounts which have reached this city relating to the deaths of many ...

... of the President of the Republic was read, recommending the amelioration of the condition the working classes. One of the Socialist journals is discussing the extraordinary subject whether the laws should be obeyed or not obeyed.” These fellows seem to ...