New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
NOTICES OF FANTINE.


a. book si,b .bourht IN II. Something fearful.
,ven thoush II be glorious Victor Hugo is exile
the ton years from his native land becsue he sTePno-
can viii cringe the despotism which, through pT
ey usuYpaion and murder euiehed and ri gfa'
Der i.hy by the throat. An author who early won olhc
,ion he field Of ns ,ive eature he hss kept silence
broken only ia poetry tins last quarter Of century
At leoqtn he spess intellectual world bends forward
aud strains It's ear to catch ais bro4.hng 1t well may He
aiscus-s old but quesion-Lega Justice, does
right than wrongs. Your prisons and penalties
20 iHdgce psponce ard reformation or to harden
offenders into ruensl Your and ownirs Nir;ue,
soss the euing fTsake the way Of evil aud
dive them n,o ssllous ard ireeysole deIrsvtyl Such
tbs problems which t5s poet exile discusses with In
exoTabe resolution H' Indictment Of Society lie 'he broad
tie hackes unsPsriug that has yet osen
dawn Horace Greeley 10 The y. Y. Tribune.
mo book hss been dcvoured ~ the public since
'Unce Toms Csln' Edition after edition disappear ike
sncwaske. the Its the greltes sensation Of the
day 10 literary circles, aud do nc. wonder a. H. for Il com
binos all the elements that would naturally excite enhgasn
and sir he souls Of readers Of N classes 70 their very Depths
--lPaIis pendent Of The n. y. Evening Post.
"Les Misera5les' an immortal and forever
place among the Manifestations # eeniss by fiction
u. great slone would be sufficient to u'ntso H. BE
tue. be 4 not rue viii eiaaa 10 poseEiy decl
ration Of what Of the most eminent among tie political
and social msconens Of his eye thought Of it, conditions,
long the discussions q the questions which involve
its ruth ta coLtinue, opportunities viii De peetuied oT
sauirloa Of m many beauties work Of art-lLondsn
Literary Budget.
1victor hugo has laid live coai upon the heart Of man
KIDD TIE ffst par; OF his work Les Niser4bes'
GENTLY published In Paris Is not alone work Of senus tie
aspiration truy dvias that Gospel which DO
elsined peace OIL ard good viii IN. u Sunday
Tines
Op. could csl It gallery u vivid photographs Of the lie
eftoasy he touches burning questions tn,
e-rlie society and law with hand which has few
rivs."-!N. Y Evening Post.
This lon--expec,ed roads Ike fevesh sren
We eonfes, to reading hundred aud Ey pages
through at single sitting "-iBoston Transcript
"a wonderful book-oertauly work Of encien. mod
times created great easaton at the fsr. his
hi. Of Victor Hugo IL freshness. in piqusncy ia
shos IN power Of dramatic expression 10 deuesiion OF char
seier anal SIS Of nina ami motive, The book has alto
rehe no peer among the best novels Of the and
Arsos.
iii burning words cen scarcely fs excite both
pa on and y and viii be Of eHcoue ins
the benevolent their restrain the young to
prove the selfish and raise the faen"lN Y. Christian
Times
lies Mislrabes Nas been written to DO good II l. sob
lire work. and thrnsy terrible in ito ps-hos"-scot.
u>h American.
Ths great production Of uDqresioned and exalted genius
whlch t. destined mark revYeln The higher
soc.l Liter ure no, ofFrance alone bat Of al nations in
the length begun appear The hTst Of The
drama the te OF fsntiBs has already been
oi.,nbute by inygass OF eOpie. I'll ChTstcudOnE
Y Daily Times
This is the great book Of the century. Were not The
country sborbe in ii wcud geoer uyo,e tn
has been excited this side OF by auy pro-
duo, OF tbs psesI The moDo1ary popularity Of UDcis
Toms CABIN woad be fer ccse1 Ia Eprope it. publication
10 termed the most remarkable since the bele Of
ste1oo Tnrte original Fronch ons have been pub
hhrd ID France, Besou and Germany aud Il Las already
bsen usnslaiea into Eng,n. man. Spanish Portuguese
issn Low Du en- Polish aud Hungarian The rush 1t
% Paris the publishing day of the second part Co.ee
when iortyeisht thousand volumes were distributed By
Ptgnerfe he Pans puoiherD aoHe great that force
OF police to preserve order The amount paid
the au'hor -four hundred thousand francs fr the
sopyiish. I. equally sOpasleled"lN. Daily Transcript
In this lies Of the nobey monuments ever
bu, by humsn genius to humanity Itself the person
ono misses Ignores Of tie sensations of age"
IN. Y. Ataa
"1he literary sensation Of The dayindecd Of te-i.
Gle publication Of Les lNew-York Leader
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