New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02


waywearied swallow, or hesrtstrieken dove
All for the best i-bs a man but conhdins,
Providence tendefy governs the rest
And the frsil bark of His creature is guiding
Wisely and wsrily, all for the best
All for the best then ning away teTors,
Meet all your fears and your foes 10 the van,
And Ia the midst Of your dangers or errors
Trus; like child, while you strive like a man
Alps for the best --unbisssed. un6oupded.
Providence reigns from the Eat to the West;
And by both wisdom and mercy surrounded,
Hope and be happy that Alfsior the best
TIE NEw CHURCH REPOSITORY AND MONTHLY REVIEW /;
devoted the Exposition Of the Philosophy and The
ology taught In the Writings OF Emanuel sweden
borg. Conducted by GEORGE BUsH. J. Allen, Pub
Usher.
The first No of this new periodical is before Us.
II designed to take the place Of the swedebos Library
which Is shortly to be discontinued The Editors Ad'
dress holds the promise Of liberal tone In the conduct
Of the work which is intended much as 10 unfold as TO
vndcae the peculiar religious and philosophical doctrines
set forth In the writings Of Emanuel swedenhors.-
The reputation Of Prof Bush as writer will assure his
readers Of meeting IN this Repository With matter worthy
of the deepest consideration The contents Of the present
No. are l. " The Sacred Scriptures" 2. d" Plea 10 be-
half wedenborgs Claim 10 Intercourse with the Spirit
ual World very elaborate 3. degrees, Continuous
and Discree Letters to Unitarian" beside criti-
call notices Of works, and miscellany.
THE swEDESBoRe LIBRARY, Nos. 66-7e. Reply to DR..
Ponds "Swedenborgsm Reviewed, by n. Z CABkLL,
AN. with Preliminary Letter, by X. X. CRALLE.
This, together with an additional number, CON-
petes this issue swedenbog Library edited by Prof.
Bush. The Preliminary Letter by Mr.. Craie is most
able summary and defence Of the New Church doctrines,
putting them upon basis of the soundes nducons OF
the reason This reply also mastery specimen Of con-
troversisl writing, leading inevitably to the impression
that system which admits of much being said in It's
behalf cannot be regarded merely Of bransick
reveries The awards Of justice must eventually reverse
the verdict pronounced upon Emanuel Swedenborg.-
Philosophy at least Will concede TO him what Theology
denies.
AN ABRIpGExRST OF THE CRIMINAL Law OF THE UNITED
STATES containing the important Penal Acts of Con-
gress the United States and OF the Legislatures OF
the Principal States Of the Union accompanied with
a brief statement OF the Law OF England, the De
csous OF Federal Courts and Of the Courts OF the
Several states relative to Grimes and Misdemeanors:
Containing also the Treaties of Extradltlon entered
into by the United States with England and France
and the Acts Of Congress and Several States relative
TO the surrender of fugtves from Justice and IRON
Labor with the Practice and Forms Of proceeding I'M
der the same. To which are added Precedents OF In
dictments and Pleas. BY ELLIS LEWIS, President Of
the Second judicial District OF Pennsylvania vol
svo. pp. IT'S. Philadelphia Thomas CowperthwAte
&Co.
The Author Of this work has long had distin-
guished reputation as Criminal lawyer, and In present.
ing this work 10 the public has done service 10 the
Profession which fail to be appreciated by all law
yers engaged Criminal Courts. To the student too
1t presents condensed and yet at the same time such
well arranged and comprehensive body OF Criminal Law
as will enable him 10 acquire with comparative ease
clear and satisfactory understanding of all the leading
principles which govern In the practice OF the Courts OF
authority In the United States.
BIrrEn THINGS THAN wAs A Thanksgiving Discourse,
by Rev. DIR. BuhDETr HART. New-Haven
If our annual day of Thanksgiving, all over the
lana were devoted we'll to tie saddenug review OF our
eountrys errors 1t might be better for the justice of her
future acts But small number Of our dvines, however,
have done their duy in this respect and among these we
are clad to and Rev Mr. Hart. HIS discourse Is marked
by strong regard for morality as ma
ton and the feeling and with which he points
out the true mission Of Government has trust worked
TO the good of all within the sphere OF his influence.
THE GoopLy HERITAGE OF JEHsTnES. BY the Ri. Rev.
G.. W. DoANE
This is a second edition of Bishop Doane's ad-
dress before the Jersey Historical Society, at their
frat annual meeting. The object Of ltwel set forth in
the ti,les to call the attention OF the Jsreymen to the
great natural advantages Of their State, and ncite them
70 more vigorous action in behalf Of her physical improve
men, and moral elevation. II lis marked bya strong local
attachment which is not to be wondered At If admit
Bishop Doanes assertion in the annexed paragraph
am satisfied that II the Of highest points, for
hralth and comfort and enjoyment on the map OF North
America could be described II would sweep through New
Jersey There better test Of this thsn In the souno'
apce and VARSITY and perfection Of its fruits This was
the theme OF admiration with the earliest settlers OF the
country and deserves 10 De so STILL have seen or
chards,' writes home. In leso. laden vita nnit
10 Admiration their very limbs torn 10 pieces with the
weight and most delicious 10 the taste, and lovely 70 be-
hold have an apple tree from pippin kernel.
Weld barrel Of CIDER and peaches In such plenty
that some people took their carts peach gathering
could not but smile at concet Of H. They are very
very delicate fruit sne hang almost Ike eur onions mat
tied on ropes
An oxArIos delivered before the Society OF the sons Of
New England in Philadelphia. BY MN H. DiLLssHAh'
The ashes of the Pilgrims have been frequently
rksd of late both by friends and foes but the smoers OF
high steadfast principle stu glow beneath them In this
discourse the marked, angular character OF ths Puritan
well drawn The authors 1isl admiration uof' shks
T., he OF the cid Plymouth stock) OF their noble sdhsr
ence 10 their fah no. into blind reverence bis
style h clear and polished. snd bis historical knowledge
extensive and profound
App,s.s At the Opening OF the New A,hsnsum. rhiIa-
dclphia ny THOMAS J. wHAnros, ESQ.
This Is production well suited 10 the occasion
upon which II was delivered II sfssodss an inisfssslpg
history Of the Philadelphia AihspHum. nom its forms-
lion IN is$ With many personal and local rsooeosions
which others than Phlsdepbaos can read with PROFIT
The notices OF William ishmsp. whose liberal sndow'
snt cceaslonsd the sfseiieo ~ The splendid new einpe
ard Peter Dspenesss. are u especial Interest
soss 90 TssysaAp,s 0sAr,os. ByC. Cerst~. Peru. m
An honsst sensible. Gewsfy and anti. Bsochic
sssssb ss:vsfsa ssf. Christmas .ss.r 81 the o,sss.
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