New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

In this connection. strict analogy between differ
ent Kingdoms Of Nature. and between parts and
the whole is affirmed Each part is series, ar.
ranged according TO the same laws Of order by
which all the parts combine % make up the col.
lective whole Each thing is series, az II were
of circles beyond circles all depending upon
Common centre. IA confirmation ct tbs the
Org Of universal law Of organization. existing
ia different degrees in all created things the Clair
voyant refers TO the facts and phenomena Of the
Physical Sciences 10 Anatomy. &c He speaks Of
mechanical inventions, and Of AT Is related 70
Nature >nd to this principle Of progressive devel-
opment. and then comes = the discussion Of Spirit
the production and existence Of which he charac-
terises So the final cause Of Mature. From this
section we make the following extract, which al
fords good specimen Of the manner and spirit Of
this whole portion Of the work
And while observing the powerful movements Of al
things contained 10 toe Terrestrial and cees's spheres
there cannot but be- conception Of Divine Wisdom iegi
tuasy accom- panying the former conclusion Ine In
Vulnerable centres Of the stellar system the many
with ther accompanying orOs planets and satellites the
perfect precision II the general movements 81 ali tnefe
bodies. their regular and connected adjustment snd
unity the di.,Iibutiye harmony and equilibrium Of
forces and motions which they constantly display-are
A manifestations Of grandeur, beauty and order IN
,peaka5e The regular inclination of orbits and axes,
and the definite distances Of globes from each other
their constant sameness OF motion and the Uniform d.
rectou Which all take the apparent sympathy aud rect
procsiion Of the spheres and atmosphere OF the nnu
merable and apparently independent bodies tho unit
ADD constsnt action which each Of these maniissts-a
conspre force upon the mind the Irresistible mprss'
sion tbs, the great and united movements OF the Uni
verse are oil being performed according 10 most IN
conceivahly perfect adjustment, of mathematical and
mcdaniel laws and that all things guided 10 the
very motions OF their inherent life and activity y the
essence OF OmnpOtent Wisdom Their formation and
procreaton their particles and constituent parts mani
lest in their order snd arrangement the perfection OF
pure Witdom aud ln,elgence-while their numerical
extent and diverse modes OF development Infinitely
transcend the highest powers Of human calculation and
demonstration No process Of snsOgca reasoning or
OF mathematical calculation has reached that point OF
perfection by which may be demonstrated snd cslcu
lated distances ~ which these spheres revOVe
the mrnesty space which they occupy, and the mar
mony Of T. whole
The Second Part, which treats of Nature s
Divine Revelations. are told in the preliminary
Address to the World, is the soul or basis Of the
whole superstructure. 1t commences with the al
irmaton that " ia the beginning the Uniyercolum,
Universal Heaven Universal existed as bound
less indefnable and unmsginabe ocean OF liquid
fire in which was resident the creative power
whereby it was subsequently organized into sys
creation in its most general aspects the Cairyoy ant
speaks at some length, and In a manner which TO
most persons will need an interpreter. The three
great eternal elements evolved in creation are, &C
cordne to the author heat, light and electricity
Heat is the first in order next light, and finally
electricity the subtlest and most refined OF all
Finally having occupied about forty pages in speak
ing Of the great Universe, the Clairyoyant comes
to the investigation OF the Solar System with which
! our Earth is connected.
He first asserts that our Sun is merely planet
of another larger system, with our planets for It's
satellites and asteroids. This assertion as is said
in a foot note was delivered months before the dis
coycry of Nader with reference to this very point
AMI while the Clairvoyant in his normal state and
rs associates had no knowledge on the subject
lie also speaks of the demonstrated existence OF
eight planets in a lecture delivered in March 1916,
several months before Leverriers calculations are,e
announced IN His couHtry and six months before
tue actual discovery took place. He says that
there is also a ninth planet. and that its orbit is
the extreme circumference ofthe atmospheric ema-
nation of the Sun, from which the planets were
produced The essential elements Of the Sun are
fire. heat light and electricity electricity was the
special agent in the creation Of til planets OF
these the outermost was the first formed. Their
successive organization and alleged actual charac-
ter are described with some minuteness In speak
ing of the different orders of creation on the planet
Saturn, the clairyoyant gives the following account
of the Saturnian orang outang
The fourth In order is form slightly typical Of the
natural man Its composition being progression oil all
below IT, Il exists distinct species occupying the
station becoming s dignity ard superior nature II has
four limbs two If which serve organs OF motion and
nsysston and the others are rather arms than limbs
ike the former. Its more highly yerebrated and has
greater elasticity of muscles than those below H. lts
body is rather wide and not perfectly round The ga
cral bone and hips being much dstended gives It great
strength and muscular power It's shoulders being hgh
and ia neck corresponding give great elasticity In the
movements Of Its trunk
Jts mental Organization nearly represents that Of the
human being with the exception that its knowledge and
power OF tIiOr understanding surpAss that OF man ex
listing on the earth It's bead being round and long sn
bearing the general shape OF the human head gives II
more extensive scope of mental comprehension than
man earth possesses. It's general disposition Is char
acterzsd by strong attachments and socisl desires
has OF concentration and lis sense OF Nnht
is naturally right and just Is very prominent Its head
being not rery high in proportion to its size Causes an
absence veneraon for the Hrisbe but 1t veneraies
things and truths well known and well atested by the
evidence oft Henceit deduces rs convictions
from all aud venerates according TO the nature OF
the deduction visible truths presented. Il has =
strong passion for mirth and pessurable emotions nso-
much that its communicated subtle At times
when this desire has been excited than any communi
cations OF man. 1t has powerfully retentiye memory
or susceptibility OF repettiOns OF previous Impressions
II has strong intellectual faculties nsomuch that 1t gov
ems other beings below il by It's mechanical Ingenuity
is 10 general terms most perfect animaluieleciusl
being
But It's mental and physical organizations are 60 con.
structed that the alton OF the inner life could
not occur and It's natural and exterior experience are
but insiiuct to man there existing And the Intuition and
powers of perception with which II endowed are no
more TO tks sweeping intellect Of the hAsGa Inhabitants
OF that planet than 10 the knowledge OF the Orang
tang on his earth existing. TO NAV.
The men of this planet are also described as
much superior to those existing on the Earth. So
are those OF Jupiter, TO which planet several pages
are devoted The men OF this planet are described
much IN accordance with the account OF them given
by Swedenborg in bis little work on the ' Earths
in the inverse bat We have not that account
at hand we cannot say that there Is complete
agreement Comets. their nature and origin are
next spoken of the planet Mars, its creations and
inhabitants succeed then the Earth is touched up
ON and its general consideration postponed and
the author passes TO Venus and Mercury, which