New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
A New Novel by Eugene Sue.


We learn that the author of The Mysteries
Of Paris has a new romance ready for tho Press,
enti,led7THE WANpERGNG Jew. 1t has been pur-
chased by the Editor of the Paris Constitutional
for l00,0 900 francs, and will appear in successive
feuiUetons of that paper. Meantime enter
prising publishing house in this City has secured,
by purchase at round price, a copy Of the work
one month in advance, and will issue it in this
City simultaneously with its original appearance
in Francc-in English little sooner, in French
a little later. This work is in the French in ten
volumes or books, or fourth larger than the
Mysteries of Paris. Its appearance will be
eagerly hailed by the reading public.
- One word Of the moral tendency of Sues
writings-a point which has been ardently de-
bated We think 10th parties right. Those who
read merely for amusement, and without rchec-
ton land we fear this is the more numerous class
will not be profied by the perusal Of The Mys.
teries,' while thn.e who look to the scope and
design OF al author, and strive TO learn what he
desires to teach cannot fail to rise from their peru
I'd wiser and graver. Wehope The Mysteries
DAILY THE RoBBER.-Tho following is a let
ter directed to Thomas Warner ESQ. Counsellor
4, Law, Is City Hall Place, by the unfortunate
man DAILY immediatly proceeding his act of sell
Obstruction.
Albany JAIL. Friday. June a. 1914
RESPECTED SiR,-IhlS pornlug Ihr Court sen
fenced ne tn ) wears Imprisonment in the State
- 4 I lu,i
an, Thing to say, made scarcely any remark. OF
course it is useless for me 10 make any comment.
>;l confidently believe YOU Kind sir, will do what
was in Your power and knowledge by oa,h-Indeed
all ysu have promised NE. for which service will
honestly pay YOU. My wife am satisfied from all
she has seen will untiringly render our good adj
vice TO do whatever deserted woman is able 10
perform and with the firm trust under God rest as
sured YOU will be The means Of oh iulng my bs-
ration Tor Divine Providence dos all for good.
remain your obi and grateful servt
JOHN DAILY.
P. S. Could nv wife in short time obtain
situation in the Governors or any OF his suites
house child's nurse ofchamber maid
Immediately before committing the fatal act,
and one hour after the above letter was written,
he wrote on piece Of paper the following:
40 NEST merciful God forgive me, a poor, dis
tressed, miserable sinner, for thy dear Sons sake,
Jesus Christ. Amen
This letter seems to have been called forth by
a promise made By some one at Albany to the
wretched man that If he would make certain dis.
closures and plead guilty, very slight punish
ment would be inflicted, and his wife at once
liberated and set free, and which was not COM
Piled with
Officer kcinger arrived here this morning with
the wife Of DAILY from Albany and she is pro-
vided with comfortable apartment in the City
Prison for the present, and will be handed over to
the Moral Reform Society.
FROM RIO JANElRo.-By an arrival at Balti-
more we have Rio dates to the llth May. No
news Of importance. At Montevideo the war
still continued, with very little prospect OF speedy
termination.
r BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE for June has been
reprinted BY Winchester. Ii has g good paper or
Beau Brummell; fine poem on Columbus BY 3.
Simmons; and the usual variety OF Tales, Reviews
and Historic ESSAYS. This number close. the
lume and the work will hereafter be reprinted here
by L. Scott Il Co. only-a good idea.
DEAPsTEa's CoNCERT.-The third Of this gen.
tlemans second series OF popular and enchanting
Concerts is given this evening. Read the Pro-
gramme, and then give such selection OF deli
cious music the go.by-ifyou can.
BATHISG.-Are our friends aware that the Knick-
erbockeI Baths l0l Bowery, equal to any in the
City land The charge is only ONE SHILLING. We
say any person deserves the benedcton OF the whole
CITY who gets up so laudable cn enterprise, and
deserves the support OF all.
CO The Agent for this paper in Hartford is R. G. H.
HuAriSGTos.