... has not carried peace or contentment in its train. Those who have gained much power are craving for more. In France the socialists aad communi4ts are again preparing for a wrestle. The triumph of Louis Napoleon at five different el..etions, produced chiefly ...

... gartign. FasNez.—Tlie Reports el the Revision Coin iiit•ee nre anxiously expected. Eighteen Socialists have been found guilty of having formed a secret society, before the Assize Court of Paris. The measure introduced on Commercial Reform, in the French ...

... transportation for life.—The mayor of Poitiers has been suspended for his connexion with an illegal society. SPAIN —The socialists are intriguing in Spain, and the revolutionists in France are I actively endeavouring to re-kindle the fire of sedition ...

... soot. He turned out to be a tradesman of the Rue de Charonne, who, in 1848, was noted for the violence of his language in Socialist clubs. About the same time, a musician threw himself from his window on the fifth floor, and fractured both his legs, and ...

... long. A beehive is a constitutional monarchy, and cannot be worked on the liocialist principle. Newspapers started on the socialist priueiple have always failed. A split a brisk-up usually follow the first meeting of shareholders. I look for a similar result ...

... What direction that effort will take remains a secret probably even to himself. Were he what he was at tifty, it would be Socialist No effort, say many French observers, would dislodge the man who abolished the mortgagee on French peasant properties, a ...

... belonging to the regular army, and to the Mobile Guard, are eligible, and if returned will not be prisoners of war. The Socialists have started • journal called Le M. Vngewr, Dele•eluse has been released for want of Meson. Piazza and Brunel, charged with ...

... can, on no account. be tolerated. Our army already mitered aufaciently for ita want of discipline. Let us hope that the socialist will not debauch our soldiers, and that will soon he found to prevent too frequent and too morlinte contact between the troops ...

... shape of in sail claimed that their chil•lren should exempt. terest. The money been advanced by hank, One of the too WAS a Socialist, he did not know to whom interest was paid, and the gentlemen made wliat the other was. They might depend upon it themselves ...

... His present government is representative of Pennine, Communists, Bed *publicans, .ttlieista. Secularists, Anarchists, and Socialists, and his policy is one of injustice and dishonour. He apologized for using such strong terms, but justilied himself by stating ...

... Poppies. First Bound. 111r.S.J.Bineinv's Blackball beat Mr. Lawton's Guardsman L. Kennely's Keystone beat Earl of settee'. Socialist gr. W. Irsing's Befitinger beat Mr. Williams's Waggisb giddy gr.Cluisiozbam's Crown Imperial H. best Yr. R. Vans Ars Vaasa' ...

... that John could name, apart from the land question, that would give pesos and prosperity to Ireland ? George, the great socialist, even says of land tenure in Ireland that there are sio tenants In the world who have easy terms and advantages. George would ...