The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17

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I'M ue's HI Ne distance Of 1--WE or Fix mlss xssie
oDt ecp osite SIDE Of this O.. Gle arose, the
po'cr,st to">r- rhe sra-s COVERED ns surroan asd
on ~ hsoss te's Dssoihctnt pafk, aui one n,wh
peak appeared IL the Oh the oasiu IA rn
ny ~atce tfwsr. Tue c,y poper lies 4 the so1ss.
t,p s'oe OF tfe snciosofe. and WAS completely lid
ttticd the f0sest garden by CT IL Is surr0uudsd
IN passis & through the city ttle was saas % ala.
tipGuish !: noM other Citss cities except N 4
snue of tre streets ne vefy @tie, add Ap t. -
Kept 10 -tate of cl.aaliosss rot ofea Ia Oai.
La The b. uses gSp-rs'ly low ard many a.
W N 1T pr sent nrsinosbi ed AID much br,ken az.
Bu' e1r ,s o0fbiog like tie melancholy d-s0't ipA
VII on wss ~isns ssr0 ut z inkixHg ia, or hks the
SUI more fearful destrocioa by DE xa.cl t,sk
place AZ WL-hu.
Az :" the religious features of this rem ark aba
mov' nett vsrat facts OF great have baoa
Brought to tight The leaves OF fssattcsm whioA
Pat bt eD matlf.stsd frDa he st IL 0er At az for
tv AIN developing if-ef Ia new 70 m, rha
Eastern kipg bss acdsd t. the titIes ~a G h.yo
btrtofors apitn ed IL coneectl,n with h,s nams
swo o bers. He ras sp lied to himsslf TIC terns
ployec in Gnlzs.fs's v~rs,oa OF Toe New e. e.
meII 'or toe Comforter" ann thss u-ed by Moro.
ssr 10 desie Date Holy Gsost Ia MI his pr,s,s-
mr'io' poteo ca ih- volts ne appears with tass.
titles -" e. e Comforter, the H,.y Divine B,eslh"
He doubtless IS n"iant rf the tue import III -
terms, she Is noS s~sre OF 'oe Dsa-phsmy II whioa
he Ia puiln. This cons lie alton my iliats. bat
csIDot excuse -ncs appropriation OF teras wa.s1
be must sell kgow a.v I'd 10 sacred uso.
Fiom a thst II keo ~ II this GsaB, We cansOt
ooubt uat he Is = cuuciog ,opo-tot. aud he seems
70 have TOE chief manage nent OF affairs IN his o~n
DER d.. be was 6 Insanity le'rf ed 10 ano X sae
itsurlerts D. the source ii authority. II rl,lsss
ptih s he inferred from shis thst Hung sn-t,uoa
! 10 I.a ger living, but ~oea inquiry sas niaie
ahon' nm, ire III i0rIn testmuna ~ .has ne Ma
lNlnF es,d well aud resided s,thin tte cisy.
fa.-Ii Wa'I biIsef can hss6ly b. ex used %
N scos IT rance when ne sives ous IN A. az h
.ne r,'otr OF Jesus There ca' 10 lscger be .
a. lb. thst be meaus to ctstm rclstloasbi, Iecu-
ar 10 hnsei II since oe foun. upon il 4 tils t. che
bonsg- o. sn Dsti.Is. an officer r. rsuk 10 AZ in
ttiVle~ vib gentleman eho visited I'll IA Il his
teslr IL tut cay iaiste stroal l. u,og this 70
j. iuDsiip, sDd upon consequent oblixa,f N OF
The "fof.ign me hSeo" 70 CONS. u curt with "tr-
nut, auc prepared 10 sub nit &, tsa 20 .re,no
OF The ctles ial dyna-ty;' thai is, cono'iess. 70
perform The prescribed number II orostr sste m.
Having DULY Impressed upOn visitor the essi<4
OF compliance vito she proper ceFem ,ai r. Ne he'd
acsSsuitat,cD witt bis coil ague. called far harsss,
anu SnhuOf word OF explanation they both sbra ~
~ left TIRE rO0n. HIS baiHbty aed vesem tory xsoa
bsn satisfied lis guest that III little b zoe Is
tias time OF craxilg out their peculiar vie W. In
friebGIy cDI W rsAtion.
The .fcial h. gone no doubt to receive the ,,sa-
nal6s u bis supe' iOrs, ano his guest meaa shae
Sws,t bis return until toe app 0ac ca of evaaaug
reminded him that IL vas time to out fer cue
snip Lsones seven D'lee distant. His attsmpt 60
leave vas reelttd ty the attendants almost g the
point o. actual tolce and wto exhibition of an
ger oh me part Of some OF them which coatsasse4
prevail outside If The walls The oco~ds ia The
oJeefs however, were perfectly Iesps ctful; ard Is
was plain that The angry att<noests had ans whole
& me c,eaa ct the poeer Of tbe foreigners.
Whatever HuDgsiu tslct may mean by cayliAg
hlDsef the bother OF Jesus. IT bat justice to say
that DO evidence WAS fou0d OF it's being Insisted On
~ On esse ntixl article offatn among the II HE
followers. No OF er person ba. lne one AhDvs ~
fered 10 made any aliusion to it, ard several on
Gers Who sub cquenny visisited the steamer, waaa
stke0 what was r,esnt by II, pr0'essed themselves
Unable to give any inflammation onste subject. rasy
were % evidently puzzled that it was plain t,s&r
attention Lad Lever been, called to she matter
before.
Each Of the osher kings bias also assumed high
gwen out b. tbs favor Of the He4vat ly Father.
the Heavenly der Brother ,nld the Heavenly kioz.
that all solsieI and " ope IN er peaven may cels
Dsare praises II accordance sWithit."
Praise the >tpreme Ruler who il the holy Hssvsn1r
Father, the on one true God.
Praise the Heavenly Elder Bother tho Saviour q The
world. who La Gown ifo for men.
Prsise the Eastern kipg, ths Holy ID iDe Broth q
the Holy sInt as used oy Merrissn) who atoIes for
IIaise the Aeajesp king .he rain teacher high
II heaven boporsoIe man.
Prsbe ks.soatssrn biog, the cloud te lcher an ~
irsiss TIA Norsbe hing, the thander teacher an a.
high as even beuesoisol man
Praae LIZ ssis Ant hing the lightning teacher an a
hsb a. be sve- righteous raa-.
bow iissnt ths truo doctrines from the doctrines
They le mems souls causing the enjoy
ntnt Of hsppincss without emo.
The ~i.e with ea citation rsasive them their source
Of happiness
Tht dish when asssenod: may know by them the way
The grace Of tina Heavenly Father Is vast sxceedas
great, without harn6s
Hcspsrtd no. hu arst born Son, but sent him down
Iolsy down sis life for the redemption Of our SINS
Ineu experience repentance their sous shall ascend
t. heaven.
TIE last part of the hymn ia taken from the Book
Of Religious Prtce The name Of the Celestial
King" it will be observe is omitted Ia he ode. Il
II b. csute lie has forbidden it's being used2 TIE
second causts Of the stanZss relating to the sear
veD]y B1a,her" and the Eastern Kioe have been AZ
tired since the first publication of the piece, by
posting alp over the characters originally prntsd.
Before be alteration these clauses read resoeCsivey
AN 80 high as heaven holy mau'-A0d-"an -
hieh So heassD holy spirit" The titles aDpleo 70
these kings are no DOUBT mere empty Dames gitnout
any specific nearing and are not nece ,sary to be
nDosrstood as implying claim to any supcr earthly
0ippry.
Whatever might be toougbt of such an cje amoug
persons better instru ted thsre Ia toe best evidences
that IT is not regarded "a oferipg worship to tie
kiIgs mentioned. TIE uuifo m test mony 1t Nam
king wss that none hut thu Heaveoly Father and
Heavenly Elcer Bfot er we're wo shipped.
ibis worship i very simple. Before each Of the
three meals o. oiieriIg is placed Upon the table.
cnsishDg Of three bowls If sice three bowls OF We
gefabes, and three cups OF tea or wine Tneu all
in in hymn, remaining seated, after VIII h they
Bneel cid cber short prayer There l. preaching
as often a. tie pler authorities give orders for it.
lslge stspe erected In al open field was said to
be pss az Unlpit on sucE oc.as'0ns.
Little evicerce was found of religious culture. or
Of any JUST appreciation by the mass OF the ooc-
tIif es OF CbrisDanly. This, indeed. could not be
exfe,ied. Yet DnDy Of the nultitnd. VIM visited
t steamers couii repeat tbe Ten cono,sndm@bts ~
over il their books In speaking Of tue D-isy,
they invariably use tire exp ression t'ien foo Hsa
venly Father. The printing OF ira Bible Ia st0
going on, and the Ola Testament has been carried
az lesst Of far Joseus. Their publications zero
rel essedly inquired for, bnt tull could not be
procured. They were promised, however, AID bad
III hanY. m fi,.o
doubt have been fnlfIitd.
or ire Groves who covered the decks of the
steamers there we're mer from almost every pro-
vince Of tie Empire, but Hn pth ana Hu n Al seem
"a have contributed most largely to the forces of
the Insurgents. A feS we're feom Kwangsi These
latter were ell young men o. unusually fue appear
srce, and moe 'hsn ordinary in,eliigence, and
thess were distinguished b. come slight pecniaIi-
ftosn n ri