THE PRESS OF PARIS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10333, 29 April 1899, Page 3

THE PRESS OF PARIS.

From an article in Macmiilan/s there has beep, made up the following table-concern-ing the journals of the French capital:— fNo politics, "Represents the respectable, half-informed, semi-cultured good sense of France.'' J0urna1........ /Pro-army and anti-Dreyra-Ecbode Paris I sard. _ I Republican and hostile to Temps-— J Knc-ijuKt: Newspapers in Debate...... . •■< $& English sense, with Matin...—..~—♦• ■• telegrams, news, 4c. ' v »_, /Doily Pamphlet Clerical La Libre Parole.... | and anti-Jewish. ... *_ , _* /Anti-Jewish and anti-Eng-L'lntranslgeant liab I CbanTinist. Anti-Drermsard Petit Journal -I and anti-English. Largest \ circtuation. Autorite—--~- Bonapartist (tauois ...... Boyalist Aaron f__-«, .. __» Steele.... -J Pro-.Drevrueard Petite Eepublique. A La Croix Clerical The list, of course, is very incomplete, but, even in its present form, may assist some English readers, who are continually seeing quotations from French papers, to gauge more accurately the value of the opinions they express, especially on the French topic of. the day. <^_________> ____ A gentleman had to dismiss his gardener for dishonesty. For the sake of the man's wife and family, however, he gave him a "character," framing it in this wise: 'T hereby certify that A. B. has been my gardener for over two years, and that during that time he has got more out of my garden than, any man I ever employed.''