The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

York. -''-' :" rev
BALTIMORE.
Detsch Correspondent, OF the Oldest German papers
in America; regular dsmocrAtic sometimes one oY
more well written leaders, but generally prefers borrow
BAlt Weeser (wAker) small sheet; calls itself
Independent, but might better be styled shaky; anti
jesuitical.
Wehb1y0r usd Democrat (Cosmopolits and Democracy
somb'na ion Of two P.persEthe one sdamantins the
influence Of prospective shares Of sTo, 1t 10 somewhat
curious to sss how the two manage to hold together a.
TsleuapA . whig paper. or pretending to be so, but
filing is columns almost exclusively With paragraphs
stolen rom the New York democratic papers.
PIrTsBURG.
Phsburg CO,uie democratic paper held In suspicion
70 sonpive to the Entertainments OF prissty power but
scarcely justly so.
Gen, democratic, sprinhlsd with little ssntimentatty;
DEAD against Popsry but not from atheisca point Of
West PennsyIesnische staa. zito largest of the Ger.
man whs papers lacks nerve and consistency.
CINCINNATI.
"a ySn s0pss Paper: democratic p.Ps Nth
ministr.ton expressing in anhpathy against Popsry In
Demooai,ches 7ase1laa Democratic Journal, Marty
hack rather lukewarm in regard to sncroachments Of
prietty pover using shocking bad language the dis
De,tsche RepublGanr, formerly . whig paper, now
Boosting to be- ndepenr endept after the ashton Of the
with cpeDness and strongly opposing the admins.
tration, The original matter, which Is little
though rIsten with ability pretty critical in its ssse
Vols F,swd (Frisnt Of the Psople) Catholic paper,
exceedingly tedious In its lsads articles abors hard 70
losk spicy.
Ansti0r, (Adverter,) Independent democratic paper,
voripg abotionism far as it can safely venture 70 do
Bso5achter am Ohio (spectator on the Ohio,) whig
paper poor and miserable that it makes ones heart
Illinois Sdats Hng independent democratic edited by
enc Of the aids OF Kinle written in good style, but
altogether too theoretical monotonous.
MILWAUKEE.
Wisconsin Banner and
M,icaukte vos Frend 10th democratic papers, but al
most wht ny conaIed 10 pollen ios with
Der Setote Qahs Messengsr.) = genuine Jesuit paper,
deying Mr. Bedin and creeping in the dust before the
European desposs.
Anseiser des Westens western Advertiser,) Benton
paper; undoubtedly the most inf asntal Of al the Ger
papers published in this country; written with great
great talent weekly ed ion, containing the
principal editorial articles is printed In the English Ian
gusge.
Dsraocraische Prose- Atchison paper sntpods Of the
Anseger good average paper far ~ regards TALENT
Tasa Chr,nick Jesuit paper.
NEW ORLEANS.
De,che ziuns one Of the ablsst German papers indie
pendent, denocIatio and hlibusterng
Louisiana Staau Zeitun0, democratic party hack
BAN FRANCISCO.
from the Esl-r democracy 1t the last State election and
sir ce tha time an independent paper.
Demokrat orthodox Bsler paper, started In opposition
to the former; the only German paper printed With E
hsh typer.
WILLIAMSBURG, NY.
Long Inland Zeit,m0 smallest German daily, subsiating
By corporation notices. but not altogether without ability
NEWARK, NJ.
N.acarker zeittm0 edited BY the husband Of strong
minded lady, and Of course abohticniatc
SEMI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY PAPERS,
re n ca
probably more published in this country. The largest
proportion consisting merely Of rehash from the
daies, and it is useless to give complete list OF
them We confine our notes to the most prominent
publications Of that cass:-
Dsa,cae Fre,e Batter German, flying leaves, Albany,
N Y, good paper though fNoring abolitionism, trt.
Onondasa D,mokrat Syracuse, n. Y, de noorAto tols
rasy good Its original matter better still in its sslec
Criminal ziuno New York, edited BY the proprietor Of
the National Police Gose nde sndsnt In politics though
thunder has good leading articles legal questions,
and goes fa- In introducing Its readers TO practical
Kathslssehe KueAen Zeitung, Catholic church organ,
Jesuit Taper ravpg mad In its attacks On republican.
Wachter Erie lsentnel the Eris,) Cleveland, .
Quincy Tr,tene, Quincy, Iu Greeley paper written
Throughout clownish in style and eharacter 10. up by
Westbots, Western Messenger Columbus Ohio an old
Indianapolis Volaat Isdiana polls national democrs.
tic but incnirg to Young AmericAnsm good substAn.
Fed Prssse indianapolis sbotonist sheet bu. cult.
| vatipg Any hms IL diserminately.
Beiler'Uev Z,tusg Beeviile, H., hard and tough
Vnsinnche Stats Ze'tur0 Wheeling, respectable de-
mecIattc paper
Nes Bra~t,.r zi,mo. Ts..s stIo.s and substantial
ass dem ocr.tio party organ; opposed to the
San antonio Aiung, large weekly, sosalist, adoring
the Y. Tribune, and pulled BY the latter.
Ptonser, Louisville edited by the former editor OF the
the editor; a,h.h ito IS = matter OF course
Mauavkn Fu0Uauer, An illustrated weekly satirical
against prietcrst and supposed TO be quite formidable
Heetpachier (s.ptnsl) Cincinnati professionally An
athestc paper as regards style, ore Of the best German
paper
C.munia, Nauvoo, Ill, organ Of the IcArisn commu-
nifty
New York ed,ed by the famous communist chief Welt,
ling; Insignificant 10 every respect.
Rgmm, Evansville, Ind, Independent democratic.
D,tasc.es journal, Dayton, o., free democratic.
keaduger hdg tEAslsr) = venerable Psrn.ylvania
paper in The Uued States.
NaioIa, Democrat, Washing on, D c. abolition paper;
Turn Zstno Phiadelpha orgaa Of the Turner society;
has ce,sed Il, be socialstc AID atheistc by change
As stated before, this list OF the weekly and semi
weekly papers is far from being complete. In the
State OF Pennsylvania alone there appear between for
ty AID fifty German papers of more or less local i'm
portance; In Wisconsin, ten, Of which mentioned
four; in Illinois, nine; In Iowa, three Missouri nine;
Ohio, seventeen; South Carolina, one, at Charles
ton
In Canada there are published three German
papers. 10 conclusion, we may well mention that
German paper has been started at Rio Japeiro,
Brazil under the title Der Deutsche Alsipdnder1
Uhe German Emigrant) *s@
SAVANNAH, Jan. IA, 1854
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
sr-In last Sunday IS HsRALD you published an ar.
cle on the foreign press the nted States that con-
tains many very interesting facts. Permit me 10
direct your attention to the fact that the number Of
German newspapers is estimated by far too low.
The ST. Louis Aa-eigr des Westeas, the most inau-