New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
NInlor Nonh,s Lecture.


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Major gonh's Lecture.
Notwithstanding the Incicmency Of the
weather, Major Nolh's Lecture last evening at the
Tabernacle, on the Restoration of the Jews, was
attended by pretty numerous audience, composed
Of both Jews and Christians. The Lecture was
quito int resting, and was iis:ensd TO with marked
attention. After b1isi exorium, Msj Noah said
he would endeeYor 10 show how the J ws urder-
stand and interpret Christianity. Ia doing this lie
adverted to the state Of the Jewish Nation at the
time when Christ made his appearance. From
state ef great power ard influence they had fallen
pIey TO the perss cution Of their enemies, and in
the depths o: their misery they were looking for
Deliverer who should uvenge their wrongs and re-
store them TO heir ancisn, preemlnence among the
nations of the earth Jesus did not fulfil theit e1-
pectarion'. He came not "a u warrior, but as
simple Reio,mer, and he boldly denounced the
Priests and Pnarsees and predicted not the restora-
ton but the overthrow OF the nation. The Jews
were bewildered by his claims 10 Divinity. He
would neither condemn nor justify their treatment
OF him, but he deemed it right 10 state the clrcun-
stances which mitigated their offence. They con-
ceived and executed the plan for his cruchxion
under decided panic, which was easily accounted
for; ard they were, moreover, but the agents OF
others. II was manifest that the purposes CT God
fulfilled in their REJECTION o' him, for II they
had received him they would inevitably have fallen
under The perpetual dominion OF the Roman power.
The Lecturer mantalued that the prophecies Of the
Old Testament clearly oretold the literal return of
the Jews To the land ofPaessine; and he presented
very interesting review OF the revolutions which
have lately occurred in The East. and which h.
thought indicated the speedy fulfllTnent Of those
predictions. He appealed 10 Christians to aid IN
this great object, aud said that the first step To be
taken was obtain the permission Of the Turkish
Sultan for the Jews TO become owners OF the SOIL
Christians believed that the Messiah had already
come and so be had TO the Gentiles, but not 10 the
Jews; and the Millennium predicted IN Scripture
would not be fulfilled until they restored 10 the
land Of their fathers, nor until the Temple was re-
built. This is but very imperfect sketch Of some
OF the principal points in the Lecture which occu-
pied hour and q half in the delivery.
I-y' Dr. BAYNlNG's LECTURE at Clinton Hall,
last evening, was necessarily postponed on account
of the inclemency Of the weather. Should the
weather prove more favorable, he will commence
his Course CT Lectures this evening. The Doctor
proposes TO deliver four FIVE free Lectures the
mechanical durability OF chronic weakness Of the
human unnk by means of support applied 10 the
spine ard lower abdomen.
We commend these Lectures to oil who are troa-
bled with shortness Of breath, splitting Of blood,
palpitslion Of the heart, etc. etc.
Ey7 Mr.. J. w. MAGIHH, recently from Dublin,
will lecture at Croton Hall, Chatham Square, this
evening on IRELAND, her Political and Social Con-
dition and Prospects. MIR. Megnn is an ardent ard
eloquent champion of Irsh Legislative lndepend-
ence, and has enjoyed the honor Of being arrested at
Fredericton, New Brunswick, by the order OF Gov.
Col,brooke for his advocacy Of the Repeal Gauge.
We hope good number Of Americans will come
out to hear him, az his vicw OF the potency and
operation OF Moral Power lin conradisiincon from
Physically in loosening the bonds OF Nations ID wor-
thy Of profound regard tSee his Card')
III" The fine steamer WASHINGTON IRVING,
which plies between this lily and Sing Sing, touch
ing at intermediate places, having been withdrawn
from the route few days for the purpose OF under
going some improvements, resumed her regular
trips on Saturday. Her orly faut-tha, Of rolling
too easilv-has been entirely obviatd by means OF
ribs, withou, aft cling her speed aad boat, not
even excepting the >agnifcent Expire, now walks
in tie water with more grace Or steadness than the
pride OF Weslchester.
The Public School Question.
Hiram Ketchum will repset his Lecture or State
ment OF Facts on the subject of The Public SCHOOL,
law Mis ereuing &, the Dutch Church corner of
Beecker and Amos Streets. The following is the
invitation sent to slr Ketchnu:
To Hiram Retchum, Esq
sIR Many Of your fellow citizen, resident in tie North
Western section OF this Cty, not having had the opportunity
of hearing your statement Of facts ind remarks recently given
the Tabegnace and Rutgers Institute on the Public School
Question, beng desrou, Of obtaining information i'm
portant SUBJECT respectfully request ha you Will repeat
same some evening early next ees such place may
De arranged FOR Your answe. will obllge rs.
Respectfully, &c.
F.V. MANY, WM. MAspEvILLE.
AEN. VAS nest, JAMES NoTET
JOHN MCLEAN, JOSEPH ToRREY,
GEORGE SUTTON, I. ANTHONY o29 II
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