The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-07

4 FAlHLR MnLER-PosTPoNKMKN OF TIE Esd
Compassionailng the sufierings OF sinners during
| the late excessive heat, Father Miller has held ou
encour aging hopes of few months respite from the
| final confasration. What effect the "biles"-to
| which he touchngly alludss IN The following let
| ter-ma have had In this affair." WE don't know
The Prophet has, II seems, called tor council, and
| with very suicidal canoor, admits his inability To
make out the "signs" without the aid OF dear oro-
ther Hines and Bliss Thus writes the Prophet =
| DR HImss-My health is the gain as my ioihs
would say ! have now only twenty two bies from IN,
bgnsss oil grape to walnut my shoulder side, oecA
and arms. sm truly sHlcted ike Job-snd about as
many comlorters-oniy they do not come 10 me as u1
want 10 see brother Bliss hope he IS right auou .h
| termination OF the periods, but think not VIII NH
yeu why gu VIII examine, you VIII hnd an me 81 &C.
monies s the typical law that observed IN the hr
month"; vernal equinox had their fulhment IN Crsts
first advent and suierAgs-but after eli the eass ana
ceremonies in the seventh month Au,umnsl equinox
only have their ulhiment at his second advent Let
me notice SOM.
l. The ark rested the seventh month, seventeenth
day. This has appearance of type the rest oil the
gospel ark at the Judgment Gen. viii. 4.
The sanctuary and worshippers, and all sppertain
seventeenth day. Lev. xiv. 1914, surely atype
he lsraeiiies Of God slict their souls from
the evening OF the ninth to the evening OF the tenth day
seventh month, Lew xiii 27-ss, atype ofthe troubles
Dan. xii |.
18th day, Lev. xiii. "a Mum. xxx. /. Atype OF the
gathering OF the elect, Ps. lAxxi, "a xcviiLe O..
The great feast, seventh month"; fifteenth day, all Is
rael appeared before the Lord. Lev XIII. "a Kings
viii q Type OF the marriage supper Heb III 9. 10
8. The jubilee sounded seventh month, tenth day,
through all the land Lev XIV O. To- Type OF final
dempton.-l Thess. iv. 4-l7.
The time Of release OF all Hebrews in bondage Sc
venth month fifteenth day,-Deut. XIV. l-l5; XxNi 10,
II Jer xxxiv. s-l4 at the feast of aoernsces This
evidently isypical of the release of the Israel OF God
The aonement was made on the tenth day seventh
month, sn' this certainly typical Of the stonemen
Ch1st is now making for u.s. Lev xvi. ia anti'ype'
When the high rries out Of the holy of holies
AFTER making the atonement he blessed the peopsLev
Heb. *. d. This was the Seventh month tenth day
TO- This harvest time, the least OF harvest was
kept in the seventh month from the tenth day to tue Sc
compared to the harvest. Matt kill 30. CHRIST says
| PLAIN in the " harvest time"
the feast in the last day. John vii o. 30 la the last
great day Jesuss voice will call forth the righteous
Will you and brother Bliss examine and tell what
you think OF my scribble this point If this should
ter the Autumnal equinox. few months of trial
and calumny and then all will be over wish could
see you once more but do not leave your work Crafty
me Mine expect is done am ashamed to write to
any but you, brother Hines You can and VIII pity the
| Low HAMPTON, May 3, lS43.
THE STATEN ISLAND WASH HOUSE N thing has
yet been done to prevent the repetition of the an
noying detention OF passengers at quarantine. 1t Is
rumored that The superintendent of the wash.house
intends opening store for the sale of the linen left
by the passengers, who preferred losing it, rather
than submit to stay till the completion OF the pro-
cess OF washing, sarching, drying and ironing, at
one dollar dozen. We have heard OF making the
most of an Office but the present instance beats
Banagher."
| TxJr EAJr Srp
rending accounts have reached of the desttution
and distress, into which agreat amount of the popu
lation of Fall River village has been plunged by the
recent disastrous fire. Great and mos, audabe
efforts have been made by those who escaped to re-
| lieve the necessities and sufierings Of their fellow
citizens, but it is obviously impossible for them to
do all that IS required. An appeal has, therefore.
been very properly made to the benevolence OF the
public generally, and we confident it will not be
uttered in vain. Money, food, and clothing, So
| licted. Contributions from this city may be sent
| via Providence, addressed to the care OF Captain
Thos. Borden, of the steamboat Philip, which daily
plies to Fall River
SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT Fort HAMILToN.-A Sc
rious accident happened at Fort Hamilton yester-
day afternoon. private by the name OF VIM. An
derson, had his arms shattered and his head dread.
|
non while he was engaged in loading it. He was
thrown some distance by The discharge, and when
taken up was nsensible. Great doubts were enter
tanned whether he would live through The night -
Anderson has always borne good character, and
was much beloved by his fellow soldiers He has
| a wife and child in this city.
NEw MEDICAL JouRNAL-Ihe Langleys will
| commence next week the publication OF new
medical journal. 1t will be ably conducted, we
doubt not, by DR. Forty, the author of the valuable
treatise the climate of this country. Heaven
and the grave-yaTds know that the profession
hereabouts need periodical instructor, and trust
that the proposed effort to supply their wants will
meet with appropriate success.
For ENeLAND-The splendid packet ship Mon
tezuma, aptan Lowber, sails for Liverpool on the
10Th inst. She has most OF her berths already en-
gagged, and those who wish to sail in one OF the
fastest ships, and with Of the best captains that
ever walked quarter deck, had better lose time
in placing their names the passenger list of the
MoEtezuma. The Great Western departs on the
18th inst, and we understand her cabin berths are
nearly all taken.
GEN. WAYNE and lady. from South Carolina,
have arrived at the American.
sIeNoRA GIAMprETRo's CONCERT LAST EVENING.
The Tabernacle was last night filled by an audience
of upwards Of 25eO persons. All the beauty and
fashion of the city there, and the Signora wit
messed such scene Of triumph as must long live in
her memory. Such enlhusiasm-such perfect
Juror of appreciation we have rarely witnessed. Il
was comparable only to one Of those occasions on
which the divinely gifted and ever.to be -amented
, Nal he nj
We will surely be excused from now attempting any