Southern planter., 1832-05-05
PARIsIAN NRWsPAPER DRESS

influences Of Cbrislianiiy. -
PARIsIAN NEWSPAPER PRESS.
A late numbor Of the London Monthly RIaoa.
zine contains description Of The daily journals Of
Paris from which tho Boston Daily Advertiser gives
the following abridgmeni: i.oIl e+.f..
Tho sMoniteur Universeln IS The French official
journal 1T established after the first revol,.
iionut france, and has since served without excep-
tion, all lie unlen Of tho French dominions Facts
have been 90 repeatedly msrepreuenied in this pa
per- that u Is styled hy tho public, instead Of n
Moniteur Univorsel, lie Menteur Uaircrscl
W The "Jounul fdes Dehaisn is ono Of the best
~nt,eo and best arranged journals Of Paris. Its
pnncplesan purely arst0cntlc; and It's editors
have always been Of the Bourbon patty and sham
constteuonalsts. r.r -
Tho ''Counor Francais," established in 1918.
has distinguished itsolfby its constant opposition
to all tho ADMINISTRATIONS Of the restoration. The
editions have alwoys been remarkable for their per-
sonal courage their Independence, and their active
cooperation in restoring order and tranquility. AS
for the principles, tis difficult TO say 10 what par
~ they belong They. are certainly liberal and
much inclined 10 BonapaTlism
The Unconstitutional" owes Ne celebrity and cir.
culaon 10 lis enty appearance ps an opposition pa.
per after the restoration Of the Bourbons It's ot.
ject is rather commercial than political one;
for il is the property Of few individuals, the great.
or part Of whom have no other interest at heart
than 10 get money.
The "Nstional" owes its origin to dissdenS
member Of the Constitutional, the present much
renowned NJ. ThlerS, the champion Of Casimir PEI
rier Il is one Of the wnrmest defenders of Louis
Philippe, is well conducted paper and its princi-
pies are truly based on the honor, Independence
and freedom Of France; and IFS influence is Qreae
with the enlightened part Of the bation
The "Temps" is a journal Of the fashionable
world, and consequently has no fixed principles Of
lis own. At the epoch Of the late French fevolu-
ton, the editor gave undenable proofs of his pcr.
sonal valor IN bmvey opposing hmsclfto the bru.
tai force ofthe gendarmes who went by the order
Of Mangln 60 aoise and destroy his printing Office
The "JOurnal du Commerce" wus chiefly cstab-
tablished for the ameloration and welfare Of com.
merce, and the best economists Of France are a.
mong its contributors Tho editors hive shown
g'oat personal independence, and have strongly Co
operated ~ forwarding the popular interests
The "Nouyeau journal le Parisn is the most
scandulous ministerial paper Of tie capiial, aod Is
truly despcable. Il has sold itself to Casmir Pc
rier and the nabobs Of Louis Philippe. Il has Fal.
len into such contempt that although il IS des.
patched gratis 10 several places, no one takes tho
pans to read il.
The "Quotidenne" is a true iesuitico.arisiocrat.
ical journal; but Il often combas under the stan
dard Of Bonnpartism and Republicansm, for the
puiPoao VI euloaHdhsnR ana OVerthfOWlng II posse
BILE, the present state Of things in France. tits
conducted with great ability, andi,s influence isirn.
mense with the nobility, clergy, &c.
The Tribune" is paper which forwards more
than any other Parisan journal the mopcmcnt party
and the republican system It's writer's and editors
are almost all young mon belonging to the seefet
societies Of France. The "pairlot knpn and his
most intimate friends are often personally attacked
in the paper, and it is on these grounds, that the
Tribune has been twenty-eght times seized, and
its editors brough, before the jury. Three times
only they were found guilty ofa libel. sr
The "Globe' was started about ten year-apo,
and has recently become the journal Of the well
known religion of st. Simon, and is entirely devot
cd TO promote and defend this new sect
The "Echo de Paris" is mere recapuation Of
all the Parsian morning journals, and is published
every day at eleven o'clock
"Galignani's Messenger is an English paper.
II contains political articles, extracted from French
and English journals but with so little care aud skill
that it IS astonishing TO that il still has great
circulation. Aq.t-f. "
The "Gazette de France" IS the best conducted
evening paper and'may be considered as tho great
est enemy ofthe dynasty Of Orleans, and Of the
revolution Of July; for its attacks are constitutions
al and founded on the faults of the present govern
ment. st tstaf- ffn. faatu..t -f
! The "Revolution" is the most violent Of the Do
litcn journals, and faithful 70 its title, il Is con
tinually advocating the revolution party, and ex.
citing the lower orders TO assert their rights by gen
eral assemblies. II carries on a personal aud re-
entless war with LOfsis Philippe, and does all in
IT'S power to promoie the interests Of young Napo-