The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-31

FoREIss NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS PUB
LIsHED IN New YoRK-Every few months . new
foreign newspaper is added TO the list Of those pub
lshed in this city. This shows that there is q de-
mand for these channels of communication, and that
the proprietors depend upon the present foreign
population, and the increasing foreign immigrar
ton for support. There already Published in
the city two French newspapers-the Courier des
Etats UNis, and LIE Phare De Nnc York. The for
mer is a daily pager, edited by Mons. p. Arpin,
and the latter is weekly paper under the editorial
supervision Ct Mons. Z. MAsseras. The Courier
has already issued twenty eight volumes LIE Phars
has reached its thirteenth number only, and its
political ard literary character is yet SO we'll
established the daily French newspaper, which
enjoys very good circulation.
There are, also, two Italian and two Spanish
newspapers. The principal Italian paper-L'E Eco
fRaha-is published weekly, has a good circula-
tion, is whg in its politics, and is conducted with
much judgment The editor, Senior Secchi di
Casal, is Of much to the government on various
topics connected with our foreign trade and with
emigration, and he merits the support of fair H,nd
ed and honorable merchants in protecting them
from the influences of q contraband trade. This
paper is particularly suited, Also to those who are
studying the Italian language ProsoItto is the
new italian paper, Of which only four numbers
have been printed, edited by Signori A. Maggi
and +. Manetta 1t gives promise of being avery
useful Journal to our Italian country men, and will
probably be received with great favor, as it is
well conducted The two Spanish papers are
La Cronica and LIZ Y0aad. The former has dis
played great ability in the discussion Of important
subjects, and its editor, Senior San Martin, has
achieved much distinction by his literary efforts.
It has been devoted to the government of Span in
whose rule of Cuba it perceives tie best guarantee
of the prosperity Of that island La Yerdad is Of
totally different character in its politics 1t has
been strongly in favor Of revolution in Cuba, aud
is edited by Madame Cora Montgomery 1t is cir.
culated giatutousy
There are three German newspapers published
in the city, Der Free DeutSche Catholtk, Der Re
puLlknner, and the Deists he Schnegpost We are
not acquainted with the characters of these jour
nails; but, from tie large German population in
the city and neighborhood, judge that they are
well sustained. A new periodical, too, published
by Germans, has recently been announced 1t is
to be made up Of German and English composition,
and the design seems to promise success.
-Four numbers of paper have appeared, which is
entitled Skand,nareI. The scandinavian popula-
tion must value paper containing S, many sta
tietics Of country this. The editor does not
indulge in matters Of ina gination, bat congresses
into his columns large amount of valuable infor-
nation, which is well calculated to enlighten the
people Of Scandinavia who emigrate to this coun-
try
The American citizen, who is anxious for the ad-
vaneemen OF his country in all that is good in civil
zation, cannot but take interest in these publi-
cations. They must all have or less inhusnce
on our foreign population, and will prepare immi-
grants for understanding institutions, and for
taking part in the great subjects which must ex-
cite from time to time the country of their adop
tion.