New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08
HENRY c. DENIM

Translator OF The Mysteries Of Paris.
Ii is needless TO predict for this work unparalleled ro
larty and sale IT The prope.ors
Of the New World having secured
the advance sheets OF this great work (Which transmitted
from Pans IN manuscript pages copied from the o,giai
It's publication heIel therefore enabled
SIMULTANEOUSLY all the cities and towns the Union
The following synopsis will give the public idea Of the
plan of this Great Romance.
THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON.
Tbs splendid has produced excitement IN
France winch was hardly transcribed BY The Mysteries OF
Paris" The journals French ital filled
with secu atons the authorship and the myieIy
which hangs element OF interest that is only
celed BY the startling Romance OF the Private
letters from Paris informs that the rovs the
publication, the joint production OF the English aristo
cracy and the French erasrs that compose the celebrated
Jocky Club of Paris Lord Seymour English uob!emsn.
who for years has the leader of the Parsan ioa
TO furnish local facts upon which the novel founded
Jules Jann Eugene and Roger de Beauvcu
them the intensely interesting narrative which
present readers The brotherhood oauhors
write under The assumed name of Sir Francis roope and
that designation the failieonS Of tine Courier
Eraucas
order to give the appearance being
upon The spet, pretended that translation from
English work with the ttle this Disguise however
very transparent n preliminary between
the author and the publisher the former proposes detail
the ensuing all the lights and shadows the
dou He proposes bring the extremes of life in juxta-
position aud display with the accuracy the maSni-
of Belgraye Square snd the cellars OF ST
Gespictures OF roud wealth and oppressed humanity
falls within his plan display the we'll as the
boundess depravity OF London escenes III Parliament,
Corporation barquets unatic asyums the Court Of the
Queen the MYSTERIES of the Theatre the Op9ra House the
Turf the Clubs and the Hells of the Metropolis, constitute
the variety of many colod life which he proposes 10
present.
He has also higher object: he would and remedy
those laws which perpetuate misery and hinder all social I'M
prov-ment the odous regulating guaianshp the
oppressive manufacturing system; political corrupton and
the unnatural financial and economical policy OF England
- la writing such book" says he, TO Heaven alone
should appeal fer the relief OF suffering mukind the ebased
maiden should be purified b. the holy instincts OF her
nature: the God the soul should prompt the hth
born Duchess discharge the duties of benevoence;
should be punished and those great virtues OF all ages
FAITH and HoFE, should be sustained by CHARITY Can
any doubt hs absorbing interest OF story with such an
outline conducted by the combined genius OF the celebrated
authors whose pens employed upon the work The
first numbers which appeared in Paris have fully eQuaed
the expectations erctsd By title aHd the reputation Of tie
au,hors ard easy discern from that portion which has
already reached this country that such plan laid and such
and exciting Romances that has appeared The potis
certainly reiy deep and mysterious
The" MYSTERIES of LONDON" will be ssued IN numbers
from Paris. 1t viii be printed me in Book form.
each number make 30 S Single Ia cents
10 Agents S8 hundred Orders must be accompanied with
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