The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

to the date Of Dr. Ms alleged discovery The
very clearly traceabe to swedenborg Bumenbach the
German Psychologist, speaks OF this discovery and
tributes to Dan scSiichtng But the TACT fully de-
which was published before Schlchting wrote. The
discovery amounts to this THAT when t6e lungs shrink
when they swell expand themselves in inspiration
the brain sinks This fact Of the respiratory notion or
vsrsy admitted waa the ae hsi
~ssr s~sdensss laid this down s 1s%SoSa
to be Of the value Of eight and one, always
calling water0 which IL the formula Of the present day
Th. was claimed ssss discovery oftSe French chemist
before We may here also advert to the fact that
far there any truth in the modern science of phre
spurzhem it is found propounded not only in its gene
raj principles but in its specific Details in the cere
bral ply sioogy o. swcdsnnorg And as to wha. Is
shall hope to show, in another lecture, that not only
are all It's grand phenomena detailed by swsndenborg
but that they are all adequately accounted for on the
Il i was said Of Goldsmith by Johnson HIS epitaph
that he left no subject Of human knowledge untouched
and never touched any subject that he did not adorn
how much more applicable Is the sentiment to the illus.
trious = wedenborg. :,
Is 1sed rare spectacle to behold the same individu
al at home In the furnaces and work shops Of the Mines
delying INTO the composition Of and experimenting
the smelling processes and anon soaring to the stars and
it were forging bolts with the Cyclops in their caverns
and then mounting with Phaton the charos Of the
how guaging the measure directing the construc
ton Of sh,ps and now welding the abstrusest formulas
Of the algebraic calculusnow panninga machine and
now showing how the world was formed-uow expert
menting with the magnet and proposing the
tenn CT regulating the Of the realm-now pene
trating the profoundes subtletes Of eaphy scs and
exploring the structural organisms Of the animal
kingdom and that with power Of analysis and pre-.
cision and depth Of reasoning which has left all compet
Wo that In okhov~ 4 Ia
went far Newton, Euler Lsplace simply because
he did not devote equal time to it his mathematical
Calculus into Sweden and he was elected to the mathe
NAUTICAL chair Of the University of Upsa although he
declined the honor But in mneralogy and physiology
his fame is unrivaled. Whatever questioning Of his
claims there may be in other departments there il
here And his superiority in the sphere of research
which embraces the structure of the human body arises
in great measure from one grand principle which runs
through all his philosophy w.t. the determination Of
ends and uses
no means satisfy himself with describing hom as won
derfu apparatus for uttering sound but advances
considers the manner n which certain tones express
certain emotions and affections Of the inner man.
Swedenborg shows that not only does the soul live In
and Celebrates the body that any other mode
Of cS99s;dsrins Y merely treating Of an effect with
But must advert in conclusion to the stil higher
and browning merit Of this illuminated mind. The
honor Is undoubtedly due to swedenborg, Of having
bring the spiritual into vital union with the material
without at the same time apsing into Pantheism, and
While he perpetualy combats the fslsites Of more
goddess naturalsm he still msntains the universal and
everlasting in-being OF the Infinite in the finite
No one with mind open to the reception Of truth,
tail to perceive in the following the onward Of
his spirit that he sought for God in his works just he
sought for the human soul in the human body He made
comparatively no account Of p,iori reasonings. Hav
ing tho ilacy Of alspeculatons about the
Of the soul which dsregarded her laws and operations in
fhoh nA~ k~w uuA L.
for tho pervading spirit of the universe in that creation
to which he had given birth. ' :
$ ms an or S
Of selfish advantage but for the advantage OF human So
oisty and for the glory Of the Supreme Divinity ITSELF
sphere ofnature in spirit, and through path that
may, porhaps, suppose destined, without his being
aware Of IT. to result in Kind Of rsn'ssion to the very
Having reached in his pilgrimage, the summit of the de-
ecable mounsins Of science he was then caught away
and made thesvelato to earth Of Its choice genius and
gloeies
LxsrusEor Roxr.- Quite large audience wss drawn
together Wednesday svsning, at tho Methodist Church
IN Greene street. ~ an stating that Rev
dist clergy man. would deliver two ecurss-ons o. the
moral and religious state of the city Of Home which
all persons were invited who would pay shilling and
women to Romish priests, to which gentlemen only
would be admitted The first lecture was given last
BY saying the Roman Catholics may accuse me Of try
ing to make money but all the receipts Of myecturss 80
to the poor. The Roman Catholic pr, sts make money
Therefore they judge others ia the manner will
show you how the Catholic priest makes money. When
he penent who has money he says you must say
o or tn: soul. IN s sns rs a Ssa
twenty-five such customers in week-thsre 10 his fifty
dollars Well he cannot say but three masses week,
them n bundle and gets the souls out Of pugstoy and
keeps all the money In his pocket The Hrst impression on
yOa ann ms%Ssr o he
the Methodist church. am not one who Has read out
Of books what he says. Eleven years ago, when in the
ers and there found little book called Father Gle.
men II was translated from Englsh into French When
came home found that this book was discussion be-
tween Jesuit and Protestant family, and had BIZ
BILE to whether many of the passages correct
You may 60 in the city of Rome from convent to
no Bibls and / went to a library under the dirsc-
ton Of. the Dominican friars, and asked Tor Bible
could not get ono without license from the Chief In
quisitor. Even priest cannot read the Bible in Rome
without license There 10 NO difference between the
Roman Catholic Bible and the Protestant Bible. The
both OF the Roman and Protestant Bible But why 70 to
other countries In this city out twenty thousand
Catholic families, You will not hnd dozen Bibles.
procureda Bible and became awakened and felt there
was something wrong. went to the father confessor
and told him my state He asked how long had read
hersc He said must burn father clement and lett
Bible alone that Il ws too strong food for He said
must say prayers to the Virgin Mary-so lighted the
candle ON my altar, and said prayers to the Madonna
night and msrning. moreover made vow 10 60 every
week TO the holy starcass which We are taught 10 the
identical starcass which belonged TO Plate and upon
which the Savior walked We do not walk up, but 80
up knees and kiss and pray to each step On the
top s large SELDOM When We get TO the top We kiss
the hole and pray 10 what 10 in the room although
know nothing what s in It. Some say there is bot
tic Of tears, which our Saviour wept tie grave Of
Of the angel e.
Sebastian there 10 marble slab which there two
feet plainly marked We were told that wss the very
stone which Savior FIRST stood after he
have often prayed 10 that ssb. The last corruption
saw 10 the city Of Rome was the quarrel Of the two v
gin Marys In the rotunda there II statue, which ID
very mirsculous II called the Virgin Of thu Stone
Many prayed TO her, snd she brought an income Of
hundred dollars week for prayers 30 the friau IN
another part Of Rose brushed another stssue for the
purpose Of an oppessu they were envious that the
oihsS should make % much money, and thcy none.
Well they preached about her. and pleased her and In
few weeks the psor stone lady was deserted and all
went 70 the last virgin This z The corruption Of Rome
but II 10 not limited 10 Itsiyend Europe, but Prsc-
fused In country. The gentleman then went on
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