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Pablioatioas. COMMENCED OTAGO WITNESS Op Ooiobkk 31. J3RILLIANT AND ; rBpHRILLING; TOUCHING AND nnEAKFUIj WILL BE THE " JL NANIMOUS VERDICT OF THE , QHISA'f _■ £ "OEADING PUBLIC UPON MR " JOSEPH HATTON'S NEW AND REAL- \ O> ISTIO ;. WHICH ; COMMENCED IN OUB COLUMNS ON 4\ ■ % THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. ■ f -——— \ -.| TOEAD THE NEW STORY T> V JOSEPH HATTON, ENTITLED " BY /"WRDER OF ~ ' " mHE CZAR; OR THE "" £KUEEN OF THE GHETTO," * :. "IT^OUNDED UPON AN INCIDENT OB. T>USSIAN OUTRAGE AND CRIME. nHHE FERTILE IMAGINATION AND "OACILE PEN OF JOSEPH ATTON WERE NEVER MORE SUC OBSSFOIiLY KKfIAQBD THAN UPON mHIS SPLENDID WORK OF FICTION. The Popular Author of "Cruel London," "Tha Three Recruits," and fully half a edore other well known Novels, is one of the hardeit working men ia journalistic London. He ii about medium height, charming in manner, brilliant in conversation, and an admirable raconteur. He was born in Andover, Hauts, in 1839, and wa» taken to Chßrterfield iu^jP! 1841, where his father established a printing andepJ! publishing buiinesi, and subsequently startedwiif'; newspaper. Young Hatton was intended for tneSft: law, but his.tastes tended towards literature. HirVffi aspirations, however, were viewed with disfavour— «o much so that at the age of 16 he ran away from home. In varlouß journalistic capacities—from junior reporter to proprietor-he whs located at Lin coln, Cardiff, Bristol, Durham, Worcester, in tha Midlands, and made his firit appearance in London as Editor of the " Gentleman's Magazine," in which publication his novel "Ulytle" first saw tbe light. There are (ew periodicals of front rank to which Mr Hatton has not contributed. 