New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
NOTICES OF FANTINE.

..hoOum.;,h thonyhtin;. Something .esrful.
~vsp ,hou-h 1. be glorious Victor Hugo is an exile
these ten years Lis native land because he
can and viii not erugs to tue despom which through PER
Gdy usurpaon and murder catehed aud sill sa'p'
her tightly by the throat An author who early won aiste
ton in the 6sld Of literature he has kept silence
or broken only poetry of the last quarter Of century
Atesrh he speaks ard the intellectual world bends forward
and its catch his frs, brea.u IL werasy He
discu the old bat quesdonJezl Justice, doee
Il right than 1t wrOnys' Your prisons and penalties
d. they tend induce pnsnee and reformation to harden
offenders into ruians Your AMI frowDug Virtue
does 1t WOO the erri5g frsks the way q evil RID
drive them into csous s0d ineteyse dopIsyityl Sdch
ere TIE problems which this poet and exile discusses with In
sxorable resolution His ndcen. OF Society ia tie broad
sst the blacklist unspsns that has yet been
drswn"-[uorsce Greeley T. Tie y. Y. Tibuue
No book has been devOured by he public since
'Unce TOMS Cabin Edition sfer edition asppes Ike
sowhakes On the water 1t the greatest sensation Of tie
day "a literary circles sud do 70. wonder at f. for It
biDes all the elements ha would naturally excite
and stir the souls readers Of all their very dspih
-lPsrs Correspondent Of The n. Y Evening Post.
Lee Misersbies Is immortal work oud must forever
take place among The Manifestations Of exia By fiction
Its great moral alone would be sufficient to msntsin IT, 10
true be Il not true. il will remain posieriy 5ecs
sson d what Of the most eminent among the political
and cciAl mslconents Of this age thought its conditions
and long the DISCUSSIONS CT the questions which involve
a truth shs continue opportunities viii lie pep-nEed fog
sdmirs,ion OF its many beauties work Of art" London
Literary Budget.
"Vcsor Hugo has laid lige coal upon the heart Of
tiud The f par, Of his work Les Mserables'
Gently published IN Paris is 10. alone work Of genius is
On aspiration rny divine tie. Gospe which pro-
eaimed peace earth and good viii 10 men"N Sandy
Zines.
"One could call gallery Of vivid photog.phs Of the life
eftodsy. He touches the grs4t barnng questions that
tere society and low with master hand which has few
rvsls-'IN. Y. Evening Post.
"This longezpected romsncs reads Ike fcvesh dream
we confess to resdius its hundred ard dy octave pages
through al single stting."-lBos.on Transcript
Awoulerul bookcertaipy no work Of sncient or mod
err times has created great sensation ct ire this
is novel ofV!c.or Hugo In eshnesI in Tiquancy ia pa
tho in power OF dramatic expression in densaon Of char
seter and analysis Of uina and motive the book has alto
se,her peer song the best novels Of the ssy Atlas and
Argus
"His burning words scarcely fall 10 excite both
essEiOn and npsty. and viii be the Of encouraging
thc benevolent IN their efforts restrain the young
grove the selfish and 10 raise the llen IN Y ChIsu
Zines
Lies Msersbles has been written do coed Il g. cub
limo work and thrinsly terrible in It's paLos"lSeo
tish American.
Thi. gree. production Of anqaesoned and exalted genius,
social literature Of France clone but of al nations in our
time has length began appear The frs. part Of L.
romance drama undo the e Of FaD.ns has already been
distributed by myi4d Of copies ali oysr Chrsendon-IS
Daily Times
This 10 the great book Of the century. Were nc. the
country bsoYbe1 IN would create (syo1s
Ass ever been excited this side Of the by pro-
sac' Of the press The mouentsry popularity o. Uncle
Toms Cabin would be far ecped In Europs t
termed tho most remarkable event since the battle Of
ss'erloc Three original French editions have been pnb
nshed 10 France. Belgium and Germsny and Il has ,e.
been translated into Engish Gsrman spaai Porpyne,s
italian Low Dutch Polish and Hungarian The rnsb ~, {,
IN Pans on the publishing day Of tho second part Co.ets
~hcn fortyeigh thousand volumes were di,tdbntea bv
fsguere he Paris Pubisher alone 50 great tina. for
81 police preserve order The srnon,. nat,
TO the author -four haudIea thousand francs sO0Oo for the
sopyrsh equally unpsfaleled"-IE Y Daily Trsn.criut
" In this volume lies Of the noblest monuments
Guilt by human genius to humanity ITSELF and the person
~he misses snoles Of the sensations Of the a-sn
IN. T. Atlas
The literary sensation Of the dsyndeed Of our time.
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