New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

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Ordeal Eksm. siisu Of the Character aud CLAIMS
Of that WORK IN IL. Relations 10 ihs TEACHING. Of
sFedenoorg By GEoHsE BUSH and b r. DAB
EETT. John Allen. l39 Nsssau-tt
The subject matter Of this pamphlet would be
sp, 10 give /, noloriey spsrt from its authorship TIE
effect IL aided by the annexed The erirqle. We
learn was originally designed for the columns Of
pspsr We ihlnk the writers have done well Ia speak
ing through another channel No paper could have
easily afforded space for saying all that Is said and yet
to have ,aid less would hardly have been doing justice
to tbs sutj-ct AZ IL H. the msttsr Is thoroughly Dis
cussed and the marvellous Revelations Of toe Plough.
keePsie Seer shown up in strong hgh,-wiih Wha,
effect upon the popular run Of the book remains TO BE-
seen.
The ground taken BY the learned reviewers Is that
the book Is genuine In other words that Il s what Il
claims be toe Of orgin-thst 1, is the bona
fde production Of young Davis when In an abnormal
slsie-,hst Is, moreover, able work in variety Of
respert. especially IN rs scientific and ptoiophc DE-
partmenis-lhs, 1t is only narrow pr ja5ce which
will refuse 10 admit lie manifold merits but that never
heless, It has many and grievous erors-thst S hfol
osy ls fslfe and perncious-and that consequently
while Il remains unparalleled wonder on its psyche
logcs side Ia still utterly devoid Of the least particle
Of authority as al oracle from the other world. The
scope u Iaupt4tl u " sNiNt FiyDtfui VI
strong mixture Of truth Sud error which through
the work. Tns the writer's 70 do on the ground
Of swedeDborg's infinitely superior revelations
~ The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for the present
mouth contains nothing remarkable, If we except let
ter from the late Hon A. II EvEsErT the condition
Of China which intend 10 notice particularly heres
ter The leading psper on the Occupation Of Mexico
points 20 the utmsts annexation Of all the territory Of
that country to the United States though the author
smoothly processes 70 aim only st the security Of her In
dspenience We told that the regeneration OF
Mexico is 10 be Effected through Government com
posed far possible Of natives 10 the exclusion Of the
syansrjs, TO guarantee which, az Aaerioan Aruy
shOuld oecuPy III, country a, s Pens until such time IS
sys,em of entire free trade. scrupuous naturalization
of justice and undoubted security to property shal
have developed the commercial principle 10 its fuestex
tent and hs Dhok race Of military bandits shall hare been
rooted out" Mexico the writer tells should be
PEELED TO make full payment IN money for past debts and
annual payment 0vsr The ezpesse Of he occupying
force sufficient TO pay the interest in full end 70 form
sinking fund for the ultimate discharge Of the debt
aied by the War; AND THIS ADDITION TO THE Tn.
nrroRY ACQUIRED Even this mode Of settlement the
writer cooly sdds would be accompanied by great de
advantages 70 the Uniied States nssmuch II would In
volve the continuance OF q large standing army. and
greatly extend the patronage OF the federal Executive e.
terrible evil In the eye Of Loco FOco while ii would
foster the military spirit The frcnlispiece which faos
this article is poor likeness Of Nathaniel Greene E.q
Postmaster Of Boston. published by John w Moore
40 Broadway
~ LIFE or MAJ GsS. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
with notices of the War In New Mexico California and
ia Southern Mexico. and Biographical Sketches Of the
Officers who have distinguished themselves IN the War
with Mexico By JoHS FRosr, Ii D." ia the title Of
handsome volume Of 3i6 psges just Issued by d. Apple
ton & Co Of this City. The reputation Of Professor
Frost Is ample guaranty that the work Ia thorough and
reiisble.
IL THE FLOWERS PERsoSTIED," No. 9, just
published hes on elegant Honeysuckle snd The Mar
vel Of Peru pesonihed 10 moot agreeable style and
with The h gh finish OF polished Art. Contrast aud At
fniiy The Acscis and The Wave The Hemloek and
The Aocs ere the respective titles Of the divisions OF
this No sleiierpress and very charming they The
publication is growing in interest.
rFy@ THE NEW MISCELLANY FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS edited By Miss CoRNELA L. TUTmLL"i is new
juvenile monthly No of which has beautiful illum
mated em5emstic tlepsee. very nest wood cuts and
choice reading matter Qsndssy & Blsckis,on, Pills
dephia Sold by W. H. Grshsm, Tribune Building
NY)
lg@ The LIVING ACE" No. ls2, exhibits the
usual good taste and judgment Of Mr. Litie in bic
lscdons. Sold by Berf1rd & Co Astor House