The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

/ aries Then, also, the Millennium must come and
last 1000 years before the end of the world.
pr Non shows that il the 1900 days meant years
then the 1000 years meant periods of 800 days each,
| ana each day Tor year thus -
| 1000 years or periods.
\ 800 days or years
800. 900 years.
Thus then the Millennium may last 800 600 years
And the gores OF that period leave to the poet TO
describe This world is yet in its infancy and vet
these people would murder IT next April (Consi-
derabe smiling among the ladies.) The reporter
of the &C New York Herald" says that the ladies of
Newark have been frightened by these declarations
OF Father Miller almost into fits They need not be
alarmed pledge my word that the world will not
come to an end nextyear. appeal to every candid
christian here whether have not demolished these
Nhllertes and their doctrines and shown that the
world cannot come to an end next April
the spirits of the good then the second resurrection
ofhe spirits OF the wicked; ynd third, the last and
literal resurrection OF all things, and then the judg
ment, There is not a text to prove the personal
reign OF Christ on earth The modern Mienarians
say that he will come bodily to Jerusalem Now,
suppose he should What good would it do YOU
here? You coul dn't see him; and if you to go
to Jerusalem, when you got within 500 miles OF il,
there would be perfect Jam; and this would cause
a pestilence first and a famine afterwards! But
should like kindly TO whisper word in Father Mil
ler's ear, " If you know that the end will be next
year, you know more than Christ himself:' 4-
not the angels which in heaven neither the Son.
the Father. WV
Yet Father Miller says he knows both the day and
the hour But fear that if the oath of April passes
and the sun rises and sets as any other day. that
shout of in6dety will arise from the unbelievers;
but if any such are here, Iappeal to you in the name
of reason, science and philosophy, not to believe
these false prophets The world is not going to end
next year. Read your bible on your knees Read
Daniel and Judge Yet the world will come to an
end at last-Christ may come to Individually be-
fore April, and the Millennium will come but shall
not live to see it. In lS43 1874 we may see the
first dawn of light preparing for the Millennium in
the restoration of all the Jews to the Holy Land
Then the next great event, the commencement Of
the Millennium, may be thus: Anti Christ rose in COG
A. @. That year the Pope was crowned Universal
Bishop, by Phocas, Emperor of Rome. In 1856 A.
O., the Pope was crowned by Clovis, King OF
France! y sIsala ga 9ai flg saa0
at 600 Pope made Universal Bishop a. .es'
3aa- 1860 The days Of Daniel i0I1ifJ 5000 e
1866 Dawn of Millennium.
-o 756 Pope crowned
ru 1860 Days Of Daniel.
2Ol6 Full commencement Of the Millennium.
In 1866, then, AntChrist will receive his great
blow. Now Popery prevails Atleast l5O, 900 Ro-
man Catholics reach this country every year, princi-
pally by way of New Orleans. They have now
I,60O, 900 members of their church. More than any
other sect; Look at Europe, how i prevails! Look
shht ,,'e noOk cd,ea hG ON popes larm
king He has brought into subsection, successfully,
every kingdom of Europe Yet Romanism is to be
wasted away. See Thessalonans 20 .-f''.-l -
3. For exhortaons of deceit, nor of un-
cleanness, in guile -lW ii inal Hi| ~
a. But allowed of God to be put in trust with
the gospel even SO we speak not as pleasing men, but
8. So being affectionately DESTROYS of you,
willing to have impaired unto you not the gospel of God
unto us.
When in 756. the Pope received the triple crown
OF Ravenna, Rome, and Lombardy, he became
Every time he appears with this triple crown, he
procaims to the world. that he is the man spoken of
in the prophecies In 1866, he'll get his death blow
and by 2Ol6 all but the Millennium will be accom-
have all been gathered the gospel will have been
preached to all and Christ's Kingdom will then
triumph over all and we shall reign 1000 years on
earth With him, not he with u.s. Then let US press
ly let us preach against Popery and the Pope-that
great beast-the mother Of denominations scar
Jet whore of Babylon, whose death is nigh. Still
Esceysd sl9so from sl the beast Sgt ny Cd
now, have one favor TO ask of this congregation
1t is that they help us to fight against this monster
and to do so 1t lsproposed to take up collection for
the Protestant Society, &c. @'. W
AT this many laughed, many went out, collec-
ton was taken up, and many contributed. s.a1q bs
The Millerites are going to reply to Dr.. Brownlee,
and say they can use him up. To-day they were
praying pretty strong that the Almighty would en-
tighten him. The wind blew so hard as to tear up
one Of the stakes, and they had to lower the tent
again ~ =.
The TEXAS NAvY.-The New Orleans Bulletin
states that Commodore Moore has received funds
from Yucatan which will enable him to put his
squadron in motion. We shall therefore soon lear
of fun in the Gulf. r,.,,.r,..l ,..,it--, s.,-l.-
CHATHAM THEATRE. -" Hi on Earth, or the De.
Wis Daughters" was performed for the fourth time
last evening" to an audience which does honor to
the establishment and al the fall Of the curtain the
applause was deafening. 1t viii be repeated this
evening, in connection with the nautical drama of
The Boatswain, and the petit comedy Of Charles
the Second, in both Of which Mr.. ]. R. Scott APP
pears. 9nlli s.3 9li aafl .a.rit aa sna ve
u' 1V1p goo ---------- MO apfgflt AQUA
"1u at'f tf.1 Arrivals. Hnl a.dal thnD aI
AsroR HousE-John Oakman, Philad; E. II. Eldridgs,
C.; Franklin Hart Phiad; L. Cuttings, Baltimore; Ru
us Reed, Hudson; Mrs. Walsh and servant; VIM. James
lady and child. u. s. N; L. H. Bogart; Mr.. Cox, New
port; L. A. Ward, Rocheser L. r. Thomson, Philad; L.
r. James, Rhinebeck; James Dexter, Albany; Thos L.
Davis, Po'keepsie; II. Jenkins, Baltimore; MIR. and Mrs
Hemery, England; w Huntingdon New London; Mr.
w. T.. Bowers, Middetown; Captain A. Palmer; Rev.