... is the only representative of his race. In his youth he was an associate and friend of Louis Napoleon, but he entertained socialist and communist views, which prevented him from retaining the confidence of that ruler after the revolution of ‘4B, He incurred ...

... but also in cities, is given by Mr. Gold win Smith in article in the Canadian Monthly one of the reasons why many of the socialistic communities have proved a success. This dulness is attributed by Mr. Smith to the absence of social intercourse. The days ...

... were destroyed, the damaze beiag estimated £lO OOi A Petersburg telegram stiUea that the investigation into the Kossian Socialist conspiracy of last autumn been completed, and that 788 persons are to brought trisl. The village of Palacios, the Province ...

... a* th. roaratu®. t*«nby & meat than for regulating «n--plojen nod workmen in Dmtmnrk, Thntooootrjr. r sThttSSST-rtS is Socialist opinion* were fnely diacuaaod, mn held twoor tbreotLnaa wsek. At length the moTMn«nt became so threatening that th. Gtoremment ...

... of October the 2lst. of December 144 societies, 44 newspapers, and 167 other publications were proscribed by virtue the Socialist aw in Germany. The Sultan received, on the Turkish New Year’sday (which fell on Saturday, the 28th nit.), the oongrstolap ...

... is expected that a ceusu* will be taken in Eiusia during tbs present year. Statistics as to the execution of the German Socialist Law show that during the third month of its operation the number of inhibitions was 89, compared with 270 in the first, and ...

... despair finding feasible compromise which will remove a real grievance and will yet not be covert and insidious form of Socialist legislation. If only the right guiding principle b seised, all wilt be plain. Now, the BiU to which the name# of Mr. Braseey ...

... ed spirits here and there in his dominions who still cherish separatist hopes, or secretly foment the agitations of the Socialists ; but. though they may rail at the Empire, adore the Emperor. Writing on the IHth thf Berlin Corespondent of The Times ;—“ ...

... lime conspire against the new Constitution. But even they have ceased to believe in the possibility reversing it. German Socialists may imagine visionriry futu e when the powers the State shall at their command ; they anticipat* the transfer of the control ...

... possibly send 6.000 daggers In one day. Not until to-morrow.” The police were sooner warned than they went in eager search of a Socialist plot. They found, cautiously opened, at draper’s house, a huge packet with hair needles of the kind called daggers.” The ...

... but partly German psssants. In the movement has boon going all the dSt-fud pot slackening. Whole villages ate but German Socialist C ntt J*b«ois founded in Texas, reinforced by St. Louis, and New Tort tutehU ? ul , sponteneosie, being largely attriof rye ...

... the crown bore uneasily passes to another brow. The lesion be learned from this mournful event is that long Nihilist or Socialist conspiracy wotks in the dark, practically unchecked all the efforts of an autocratic power, the social and noli tied institutions ...