New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
NOTICES OF FANTINE.


"a book wiih thought in It. Something leasfa..
though it be glorious Victor Hugo is an exile
thee ten years from bis nae land because he IS aIepul
ana will ensc to tie despoiism which through per
Sdy u.arpaon and murder cu'ched a9i still sTaeI
bsi slightly by the throat An arthor who early won dstHc
tion in he field Of lie be has kept silence
broken only in poetry Tor the last quarter of century
Al length lie speaks ard the intellectual void bera ofwod
end sius IL, catch nis first b-sathpes well may lie
tiseu the old bat question Legal Justice 90
Il light than it wrongs Your uTisoDs penalties.
d ey tend induce penence and reformation harden
offenders into rrsns' Your and frownng V-:ue
dos the erriDs to rake tie Of evil al
dive into oaou and irrereva5s dcprsyityl suth
sre problems which this poet end exile discusses with H.
sxoabs resolution Hi, indictment o. Society ,he broa
s. the bsckes. tse mos. papag ths: ba' ye. been
arsvn."-l Horace Greeley IN Tie ~ T. Tribune.
N book has been devonred By the public since
Uncle Toms Cabin Edition afer edition Disappears ks
snoyale, the water Il tie greatest sensation the
aiy 10 literary circles and do no wonder IT, foF It
bhes all the elements ta, would naturally excite enthusiasm
and stir the ,ons Of readers OF al classes to he voy dsp.h
-.Psns Correspondent os The y. y Evening Post.
Les Mistrabes' Is an Immortal work and must forever
take m place among the nsasistions CT genius by fiction.
ls great moral soDe would be sufficient to maintain IT, De
O. TINE be it not vi remain 70 post,-y decla-
tion Of what Of the eminent among the political
snd long Tie discussions ofthe questions which Involve
g.. shall co.tiDne opportunities will be epetuaei or
sdursiOn Of Il, many tesu,ies wors London
Literary Budget.
Victor hugo has, laid live coal upon the bes Of nar
tnd The frat part OF his work Les Missra5es
published in Paris is alone Of genius It
aspiration truly divine that Gospel which pro
s.ied peses esrth and good Will to men"N T. Sandy
aiues
"oae coula call it gallery Of vivid photographs Of the life
o. today lie touches the sre.. burning questions ths.
s.ri- society and .aw with hand which has few
riwiE"-lN. Y. Evening Post.
Th, lopge1pected romance reads Ike feveTi'h dream
We ecnre, reading it's hundred and fifty psges
sh,oash at single sstins s.'-IBos.on Transcript.
"a wonderful bookcertainly work Of sncien.
times has created sensation at The start this
lac ofVc;, Hugo In freshness in piquAncy in pa
a in power OF dramatic expression in aslneaon of char
,c,cr ana sns sis Of mind and motive. the book has alto
ssher peer among the best noye Of the day. Atlas and
Argus
&C. lis burning words scarcely fe TO excite both com
pes-on and pssfy and viii be the Of encouraging
the benevolent in their efforts restrain the youpg to
prove the selfish aud to raise the facn"N Y. Chrstian
Sbnss.
les Mis6sbes has been written 10 do rood Il II sub
lre "a ORR and tnrilhngy terrible in It's pshol -"
u,l American
This srea. production OF Unquesoned and exalted gen
which Is destined to reyivsin tie higher
so literature Of FfaDce ao1e but Of al nations in
dine length begun appear. The hrs. part of the
dss under the title Of Fantine has already been
ss s;ed by pIyr-Gs Of copies al ChEistendou"lN
!. Daily Tines.
This is the great beck o, the century. Were the
s''ai': absorbed would creste greater uyoe than
bss ever been excited this sde Of the water by any pro-
sSss q the pTes. Tie nlo4sn.sry popularity Of Uucls
I~.s' cSon would DO fa ecpssd la Europe it. publication
.'S.e tho most remarkable event since the battle Of
Ws'so Tareo original French ed.,ions been pub
h' - ffSnce Belgium and Germany, and i; has already
s'>a ''ssed in:o English German Spanih Portuguese
Nsl'sp Low Dutch Polish and Hungarian The rush for
Feb On The publishing day Of tho second part Cosee
wLse 'o1, eight thousand volumes were distributed By
rsro.fs bs PsGs pnthe alone 90 great ,hs, force
~ spcs necessary to preserve erder The amount pd
%. suioT forr hundred Thousand francs 50 O foF The
sep,rsh, 1, sqaally unp. ssled"lN DAILY transcript
" !. i6 voVm. lies ore Of the uobsst monuments ever
talh ~ .3nsn goBus TO humanity i.f; and the person
sbe ,as.s. IL ignores Of the sensaers Of tie tse"
IN :. Ail.s
"Ts. literary sensation Of The dsyinieed o' time-is
Slt yvhues,isp Of Les Lesaer
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