New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

o;,.d nv tho dismal sneetaoe had occasion TO pass
bv Yewea,e the night before, and more wretehed
vicious obscene icOnditioned rsbb'e never saw COZ
leoted together in my life. There Just one term 'na'
viii describe their asPect-our expressive adlecue
God forsakep" As for witnessing London exeeu
tim went 10 see one years ago. and that sufced ~
satisfy ny curiosity.
To turn from our criminality to others We tax very
little about the atrocty Of the PaisOw marshes those
Essex marshes which all readers Of Great Expecta'
tons" will remember. / think We have peeh more
interested in the Gedney case; surely as strange one
as ever novest conceived; an abused vile ielgmng
the birth Of child for no particular reason lunless
might be the fororn unexpressed hope OF Winning Tue
affection of q brute who had none to bestoW), ana
bringing ii up as her own to the result OF sensahoh
trial, and verdict against the putave heircss. Inc
Master OF the Rolls summed up ratheein favor OF her
Legitimacy but the Jury decided shrewdy that the ac'
of the alleged father refusngt call the doctor VINO
was supposed TO deliver his wife. into the witnessbox
was fatal to the truth Of hs statements We fax aeo
about the COdTington Divorce case dor th" Psfc"as
Of which see the newspspers, especially as Miss Enn
Faithful printer and publisher in ordinary 20 he'
Majesty is indirectly implicated in it, though MI per
sons acquainted with the lady will require gooo aea'
of evidence To convince them that she has been gmy
Of ANYTHING worse than indiseretion We are prom
;sed too- stay, think that deserves a special
paragraph;
! When the amable gentemsnly and veraciouf
Special Commissioner Of Tie Telegraph LETT these
shores for YOURS there 10 devote his fine qualities to the
task Of depicting you as you are, involving the notable
discoyery-surey eainfrl one 20 such man-of youi
being simply nation of boodthirsty wolves IN Sleeps
clothing he was just beginning story called pm'e
.Alope" in All The Year Round. With certain editors
OF NV ACC uaiptance il is rule never 10 accept or al
~st publish any story Of which they have not obtained
the entire copy :" experience having convinced them
that authors are like the white man of negro anecdoie
"micbty onsartn' in their labors. In this cate MI
Dickens. RELYING on Mr.. Salas we.known conscien
tousness, waived that prudent precauticn, with-wi
it be believed unfortunate results. The hne' deh
ca,ely written beautiful MS.-ft vehicle for the CON
pact thought therein embOdiedaIrved II is trne. but
bv fits and starts with the horrblest rreguiarity.
thirsting public got chapter two or three or four
and then was left Quite Alone gasrng for more 'or
an equal number Of weeks Hence public interest
dwiDded and peaked and pined.
There appeared too no idea Of ever bringing the
story TO a copclusion like wounded snake. II dragged
its SLOW length along unfortunately. Hence wrath IN
Welington.st Strand and cruel resolution cruelty
acted upon. Mr. Dickens got somebody to finish the
novel as shortly possible Now, Mr. Sala, asevery
body knows Celebrates his plots with the utmost care
fulness, never putting pen to paper (the finest and
thckes that be procured for money like that used
by the uncle of Lady Clyde in 1.-THE Woman In
White y until he has thought everything even te
the last page Of which his Baddingon Pceragc" and
Seven Sons Of Mammon" arc magnificent iIustIa
tons. Hence we may imagine his feelings he Is re-
ported to be so angry. 70 very angry, that he has
threatened Mr.. Dickens with an action at law &c
there Is possibility Of "Quite Aono" being read IN
court in order that the big wigs may decide as TO he
respective interest OF the narrative. genuine and sup
Elementary, and the amount of damage done to Mr..
Sala's reputation as an author.
mentioned in my last that John Bright had gone TO
Wales consequence Of the illness Of one Of hs child
rem. boy of six. j sorry 10 say that the child
died last week. OF scarlet fever. l. b. o.