... time previously in France -and was at that very period in Paris, busily intriguing with the Jesuits on the one side and the Socialists or Red Re- publicans on the other, and promising them both all they askted for in order to have their votes. To the parti ...

... borerg Ente renee. FRANCE. M. Cabet, chief of the Tearian Socialists, has addressed a letter to his adherents in France, announc ng that he was to leave London on the 18th, to return to Nauvoo, in America. He adds, that the colonv at Nauvoo have resolved ...

... been received by the rural popu- lations with enthusiastic shouts of ‘Vive Napoleon,” M. P. J. Proudhon, the well-known Socialist writer, was set at liberty on Thursday, having completed the three years’ imprisonment to which he was condemned by the Court ...

... of a violent storm, the expected regatta could not take place that day. M. Odillon Barrot accompanied the President. A Socialist, named Jeroy, was sentenced by the Court of Assize ot Paris on Saturday last to imprisonment {or six months, for having sold ...

... the Comte de Chambord, and also the manifestoes is- sued by “ Revolutionary [Committee of London,” and the “ Democratic Socialists Proscripts of France resident in Jersey.” The last of these documents is signed by MM. Victor Hugo, Fombertaux, and Phali ...

... Republique A commission has been appointed by the President of the Repnblic to examine the Ministerial accounts for 1849. Eight Socialists, confined in prison at Lyons, have effected their escape. The National Assembly on Thursday passed, by a majority of 321 ...

... Alps, has received erders to proceed to Paris, where the regiment is to be stationed. The Socialist Hall in the Bue Martel, and an estaminet in which several Socialists used to Pretect of Police. meet, have been closed by the 15th inst. which announces that ...

... implicated init, but the great majority of the persons ar- rested, and who, it is saik to ever 300, belong to the Some belic Socialist party. ‘ve that there was more than one plot, and th at each party had its own ulterior object in view, but that its mmediate ...

... crowded to suffoca- tion, and the alarm which had prevailed since the result of the election, and the return of so many Socialist candi- dates, became known, appeared to have in a great measure subsided. The late panic had caused the price of English ...

... insurgents at Besnacon have also been acquitted. Orders have been issued to the Police authorities to arrest all hawkers of Socialist and anti-religious pamphlets and Several have been ar- songs in the departments of France. We are assured, says the Journal ...

... celebrated in the morning in the Chapel of the Invalides, in presence of the President of ths Republic and the Ministers. Two Socialist papers, Eclair, of Pau, and the Republicain du Gard, bave been acquitted by a jury of a charge of sedition instituted against ...

... the national guard of that town has been condemned by the Court of Assize of the Dordogne for having with a num- ber of Socialists cried “ Vive la guillotine.” M. Jules Favre opened the debate on Monday in the Legis- lative Assembly on the potable liquor ...