New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

There are some four thousand journals published in
this country, and among them all we know OF none
more unique and curious than The Ner Era, one Of
the organs Of the Boston ghosseers sprtuasts as
they are called of their adversaries say, be-
cause teir theory degrsdes spiritual life 60 the level
of very low materialism. As we learn from the
prospectus of this paper, its leading motto is, Be-
a. hold make all things new. In this idea its con-
"ductor most fully and devou,y believes, and hence
"iis his meat and his drink TO think and say and do
whatsoever ner thing of WORTH and useful charac
"ter-may present itself to bic mind, within the vdst
range Of the spiritual movement The new volume
of The Era as we further learn from the source
begins thrillingy interesting history Of the neT mo-
ire porer or electrical nOt0r-an entirely
"hoa by scientific and philosophic persons Of the
" higher life. The model mact'ae is now completed,
"and in successful operation. 1t hiss cost nearly
$4,000 and consumed nine months time OF several
persons in building. No. 81 contains in part de-
scription of the machine, and is the first number Of
&" a long series of articles, which will embrace the
whole history of this unique and highly i'm
portant spirit invention" OF this machine,
as our readers may remember, we recently
had detailed account, with ali the re-
marksbe ply sologcal experiences that attended its
production. Then it was supposed that the whole
had proved failure, but The Era faithful still to i,s
peculiar meat and drink, stoutly maintains the
trary But this ia not all In the same paper the
public may be instructed in series OF articles to be
published concerning "he Circular City, or Home
"of Symmetry and Peace--embracing grand Cir
&" "cular Park in the center, with its Beautiful Temple
"of Dereiopment-its splendid avenues, groves
d" .hrubbery and fowers-its grand circular streets
and three grand circles of mansions or
"homes-its economical, convenient and beautiful
"unitayy dueiliRgs, with which each family home
is most harmoniously silisted-tbus preserving in
" "ezteraais, both indiyiduslism and socialism, as
well fostering Internally those principles which
&" make the true union Of both--al Of which, and
vastly more, will be shown TO be feasible and sure
az practical realization ultimately, and much Of
(Which may be realized al most immediately"
From another part Of The Era we gether the in
formation that number Of believers in the ghost
seeing theory propose to establish an industrial asso-
citation for the improvement of social relations and
education. We make the following extracts from
their prospectus:
1--WE intend removing to some unoccupied or
sparsely occupied locality Of the West 70 seek
homes for ourselves. As soon a. we get es,ab-
lished so as to feed and clothe more than our
coed organizations and both sexes, and with our
own children, constitute manual labor school; have
kept an exact account Of the expenditure for each
child, as debt against the child, credting, in like
manner, each individual the full amount Of bis or her
earnings. Where the credit 80 given shall equal the
Indebtedness Of the child, the account be balanced
After this, the earnings 6ths child exceed its ex
pendifure, IS passed TO its credit and 50 continue TO
be passed to its credit till the period Of man and wo-
manhood. At this period, all will be free to leave
the Institution who Wfsl taking wifh thor,
ever they may have earned, as soon as the estab.
hshment can, without embarrassment pay il TO them.
Ihe prlncipa but DO interest, for we hold il "a an
axiom that the taking ofinierest by any member Of
an association or community, Of another menber of
association or community or Of the whole assoca.
ton lie mischievous in It's tendency. and there
fore not allowable; for al capital is but past
labor, except the earth and the elements We
shall continue, a. fast a. we can, to receive
new aecessions Of orphan children, incorporate
10 settle in life, encourage them to marry and sat,e
with us and become an inte part Of the enterprise
In this way make powerful enterprise absorb in II
self and thereby cause to fow IN the channel of ace
and usefulness, the materials which society now man
ufactures into idlers rowdies and prosttues st.,.
Prison convicts sodien and marines. We .RaII en-.
desyor to render labor attractive and honorable
shall endesvor to reverse the scale nov establshsd
thai repulrive labors ere diReputable-shaIl hold
that most worthy which most necessary. and tbs,
ennfied to the highest reward, which most repusve
we shall endeevor to impress it upon every min;
among ne, adult and child, that the highest pIane
Of human elevation b gained by q wise disc6srge
Of al duties Of the citizen, Companion ard nss
rent that no circumstance Of color, place of
Intn, condinon or equpsge, can render honorable
honorable the wise, the useful and the virtuous.
" vsh number Of progressive fsmies or rind;x,dr-
AZ woold 60 with ~, and bay lad enough sho., =.
% % make - ample nsigAberhood. Hthsr, m indi.