The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21
The Foreign Newspnpe RS of this CITY.

In no other city in the world are foreign news
pepeis published to such extent as in Now York.
OF course this fact arises from the large number Of
Europeans who established long us, whose
views and sentiments they reflect and sympathize
with. ard for which reflection and sympathy the re-
cent and present aspect Of the affairs OF the European
continent afford so much scope.
The preponderance in number and influence
the foreign press in this city. belongs to the German
press nation which has contributed, and will con
inue ia contribute, much to our population.
u appears that the longest established foreign
paper in this city is LIE Courier DIES Etats Unis,
which we hear has been established twentysix
years. 1t claims daily general circulation Of 5000,
with weekly one of 800. In POLITICS it is highly
republican. aud ani-socalist, but is open to the
preston of all opinions and is opposed to the re-
gi,ae Of Louis Napoleon and in favor of decided
republic in that country.
The next oldest established foreign paper in this
city is the German Stats Zeisung, which we be-
licve has been in existence for enty years, and
we understand has daily circulation OF 1900, and
a weekly one Of 900, principally in the State Of
New York. Its politics are democratic; it is an
tagcnsiic to socialism, and supports the compro-
mise measures the slavery question, aud is at
tGohed TO the democratic party
The next Oldest German paper is the Democrat,
which has been established six years, and has, we
are informed, daily circulation Of 1000, and 1900
weekly. It's politics are democratic, FREQ SOIL and
it is in favor of the tactics Of that party and Of the
late party nomination for the Presidency. The
A6cnd Zcit,,ng, another German paper, is in the
second year Of its publication, and has joint stock
proprietary, known the :" German Printers
Association It's daily circulation, we are told,
il 5000. and the circulation Of the weekly edition
Established about year, also 5000. 1t is chiefly
literary paper; is thoroughly democratic in its
political creed, and attached to the democratic
party: antislavery in its sentiment, Disregard
ing the Compromise as fnai-settlcment, and was
originally socialist in its views, which creed it now
processes to disclaim. The 4dlgepleise Zcitung,
also 4 German paper, has been established less
than year, and in this short period has attained
We are told, a daily circulation of 5000, ard
weekly one Of 5000. Its politics decidedly
whigand, in that respect it IS an exception to oil
the other German papers of this city. 1t devotes
itself a good deal to European matters and ltera-
ture, and is we believe, read by the educated
class of Germans III the Eastern States. 1t is
stitutional IN its political crced-supports the Com
promise measures, although il processes some in
difference this point, and viii support the wing
nomius ton 10 the Presidency.
Ia Croaico is a semi weekly paper in the Spanish
language, and contains condensed resume Of
foreign and domestic political 1t is in the
fourth year Of Is existence, anu has circulation
Of 2,O00a good portion Of which lies in the South
American republics and Cuba 1t IS attached to
the national interests Of Spain, and to tho Spanish
republics.
The Eco jtolia is an italian paper, published
on Sunda having circulation of about 500
II LIS be-, established three years processes to i
constitn al: is in favor Of anti-slavery doctrines
diselai,, ocialism, and is Indifferent towards MAJ
zini AM lis creed.
The following table exhibits the extent and posi-