New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
GREAT EXCITEMENT,
THIS DAY
BY HENRY c. DEMING, ESQ

ms Is the most distinguished OF modern times
Every person. familiar wiki modern French Literature
be aware that Les Mys,eies de Paris published has
been IN theJeaeon OF of The best Pasan journals has
produced excitement and enthusiasm which seldom has been
equaed In the French capital The Office OF the journal
winch ISSUED the story, throuGe By crowds anxious
readers on the day OF pupc4o caught up with
the greatest avllt the hotels and public b.arsori-rs
came IN lor 1t from the departments; and,
pee The tenen the reading public thrown into tears
by oal-ievef which atcke author and prevented the
Issue oil the July number the work All astonshed at
the adventurous III h OF daring genius many predicted that
would be Impossible ioE him portray and
verse Characters wich he had nrotuced many conctued
that atory with sucn exciting commencement, could
not be sustained with corresponding interest Where will
he lead Us to! How will eud were Questions asked
every circle
But the work continued be issued with an increase OF i
teres as ery succeeding number appeare the characters
neither KILLED the author nor he them; It's popularity and
triumph were insured the issue of the tenth number
that SUE had the pleasure of refusing
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FRANCS
for the copyright Alademoisee La NoRMAxp celebrated
2,inerssse who revealed Napovon TO Josephine and
Robespiee their respective destnies said have recently
exclaimed during her dying agones that her sole regret in
death that she could read the concluding numbers
the Z" Mysteries of Paris
The novel certainly eNces the intense and startling
interest; If the reader will peruse one number have no
but that he will call for second however much Of
est lost by the translation AS the tale proceeds he VIII be
introduced 10 every diversity of from the harrow
the touchEgo every variety Of character from
the most degraded TO the most spiritual. The for the
horrible and the for the refined will find in for
It's qualification.
powerful intellect displayed i'll the arrangement Of the
plot. No ioresee, from the commencement what s
be the end The author delights in taking his readers by
surprise, and in bringing adventure a termination which
they could not anticipate.
In point Of morality the work unceptionable. 1t incul
Gates b. Of episodes lessons OF charity forgiveness
and mercy strains impressive and eloquent than
homy. EUoENE SUE has all the wit and piquancy with
none the vugary of Paul de Kock and his pages de-
voured with avidty BY thousands who admire his brilliant
genius.
The MYSTERIES OF PARIS" has been translated from the
Fench for the Propretos of the New World by Henry c.
DEMISo Esq writer of extraordinary talents whose articles
in the New World years since, under the signature Of
produced strong sensation the literary and po
cal circles. His alone sufficient guarantee for the
purity OF the language, and the elegance of the style.
TERMs-''The Mysteries Of Paris will be printed on
entire Bourgeois type which be read with by the
Oldest persons 1t will be completed. in rot than
TEN WEEKLY NUMBERS,
at l2 cents each. Subscribers by mail, remtng 81 in adj
vance free Of postage will have the work forwarded them
promptly as fast issued Agents requested to
der without delay, the first edition will be only 10000 cop
les Address J. WINCHESTER,
ole 2tD<W 80 Ann street