New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
FRANCE
Tns raw s.a,y on the Fress.

me raw k5aW ON the Fress.
The M0niteur p9b!lshes nj ottiaial nouc3 On the
subject of tho new law Iespe tiog The Press, in
which Isle announced that the law is TO DO atricty
inforcod, unless every article containing political,
philosophical or moral discussion be not signed by
its author" snd intinates shAt any attempt TO
evsde the law will expose she journals 10 prosecu-
iiOn.
Ii ia curious thatn this very article the M0aiteur
itself violates the law, the Article not being signed.
The mopt important Of the revelations yes made,
in consequence Of THE signing system is that
al, De Cormenin, the farsmed Tim0n is q con.
tributor to provincial Journal, The J0urn0! an
Loirel publishes an article signed by that gentle.
man, in which he strongly urges all the friends OF
order and society to remain firm to the existing
Consultation and to permit no alteration in it, in
aamuch it s impossible 10 substitute for 1t any
arrangement " hch would not have more enc mica
than the present, Tho Journal des D55atS has at
length pubehed political article, 1t Is aligned
Louis AlouTy, and is ON the subject OF the UOun.
ellis General of Departments is very lengthy
affair, extending over nearly four c0lumng; 81.
Louis Anoury, however, liz not nearly long
winded 40 Al Boiay, who sigma himself Redacgur
en- chef OF the Constitutional, and who spreads
dull ard wesrisome article over five mortal coumns.
We have TO record another name among thoae OF
she writers in the National, that OF NJ Alex andre
Rev, who in TN article on the Wiesbaden circular,
demands of the LesitimstiSis-"D Do you approve
OF all the principles laid down in that circular T.
Aye or not
Great diversity is visbe in she ways adopted by
the papers OF conforming 10 the obligation of sisna
Sure imposed by the new press-lsw The P0gpgir
signs every thing, even tanElahons from foreign
papers and news borrowed out OF contemporaries
Ehe Pare and PreSSs publish al the head liat Of
their contributors. Tho leaders signed by the
authors In full, and the minuter pSrsgraes initiated
Whe Gazette dc France only signs its frat article
Ine Inconvenience to the public Of the signing
system is strikipgly inssaucsd to day in many pc
pers but in none more strongly than those which
are conducted by MN Vetou ana C4sssgnac.
The fetmer treats us to history of his personal
acquaintance with the PRECEDENT, and publishes the
note by which M Louis Napoleon Bonaparte trst
desired the honor OF NJ Nerons acquaintance. A
portrait of the prince, his character and manners
succeeds, daubed with the cos.seAt hRstery. NJ.
Caasagnao presents us in the same manner with
Ru,obiogvaphcal detai0, which the reader could
afford very well to miRs. Take this specimen
"About month before the l0!h of December be-
came again journalist, to give TO society the
humble tributes OF my imper.snable devotion
ses up the flag OF Louis Napoleon in the corner OF
France to which had witad avn and in month
after IL was saluied by the acclAmasons OF six mil
lions. Thus on all hands the weary ne wspaper
reader ig beset with the optruSivo personal vanity
OF series OF redactsurs, and natesd OF beholdine
In any organ the reflex tf the public mind 10 Alu.
ted with the gramaoes Of the aelfsasisaed Jour.
nast.
Che Socialist Journal lie People, has been sup.
pressed by she sentence of the Correctional Court
ofths Seine, and she director condemned to Rne
OF 3Q0f for having m&de fAlse de ara,ion on she
subject Of the caution money.