New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

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bear me onward sud upward 10 tn boandss regonsof
progressive wdou, vbsre my untrsnmsisd spirit Gao
sosr slof TO study the rordroas WORKS OF A'mgny
. God"
In the fourth .,bere the scesery u characterized ~
.,i move besutiful andsspes the grsss appears OF
g1eeIer green ard the howers are more Gorgeous IN
their haze, ard The birds sing snl more s~e~ iy Shall
LEAD You TO this psrtsreI Here you peeeeive ne
hy Nth lis sn,oni shsped ksyes. aud stsmene DELI
cstly nt.d Kh he fsintest crimson bS i's side -
be blusoug Rec Here sou o1e'Se he mlrpe, zoe
eubl. OF love- acc The passicr horer. wtich spsaks
OF deaihlese psssop. All have 81 intencr snsusge
Which spIis sope can fully comprehend. Toe toe
here com. shst different from hoee on earth. his
il strange looking cue Ii TRUNK u very straight,
ard rune up 10 an immsnse hight without, orssc5e;
its top oaued BY tufts OF beautiful spiral shaped
silvery esyes by its SIZE staris Of very different
appearance ~boea dependins bran h-, The the grace
fu xNic~ bend Denes,h their ~esh Of leaves court
ing one "a iepoee beneath their grateful shsie Here
too, are spsrklnx streams, murmarins escsies, and
gushing fountains, and bending beneath their
load OF so ea fruit ana here are enPies devoted 70
the sr.s sBd sceics
be ors your mss iashon Oar schools and syetsms OF
structiau differ sicely from those 10 he 'uiinen,A
sphere, inssmuch "a they are TAR nore bcsuiiaL We
use neither books charts but tho soi'it or sab
stance OF each subject rs presented 20 the studec,
~hose mind at once perceives it's i1'ernN weaniee
In this way se solved the most Gid cul' Problems
Let us enter this busdipe devoted TO the teachers
from he seventh sphere See the multi.ute thronS-
log its porsls Before enter h.. us slsncs st its
eI'eror II is circular in form, and besutifat IN It's
architecture design. It's spiral cou nns are ens~Hef
with the rIchest howers, Which yield oei'cess fra
GRANGE. As you enter this temple, its frsted vaults
ound with the soft harmonious symphonies VI spst
voice. Ia the micst OF the group stands the teaahsr
Melsncthon, who suffered in The OF religions
freedom. His ooanteDance is mild and angelic bat he
still retains that fearless spin, which Characterized
him on earth
Here GENES q bard Of beautiful chi dren Carrying
wreath OF DO IN their hands. They are staging,
an they lead by One hand lovely child just escaped
from earth. Ho@ happy it SCENE hn quite uneon-
scious Of he change IN It's condition 49,
Let rs now weud our way 10 the hnh sphere Tais
stare is 10 stl greater degree heavenly. As far ~
the eve can reach are lovely villas maSniic ens
emples, iorest crowned hills, and gently nsttns
plains Let US go up this svenue, shaded With lcsy
sScsnores; this is the residence Of II. X, While.
How enchanting the spoil II 10 low cottage en-
bosomed in the midst Of trees and flowers which, by
pterlacing, form beautiful arbors witn archea en-
frances The grounds about this dwelling sklfuny
and tas,efuy laid out The clemstis and honeysuckIs
tDtwipe their sndrs and the uellis ~esh Of the
door Let enter. Statues of the most exquints
6ni b fill the Diches; eoa.hes and divans Of various
forms and singular devices grsce the rooms, aud ca
pets of the soes texture and most brilliant dyes cover
the floors IL is, indeed, the beau ideal Of poets
home. In this sphere dwell Csnniog, Ballou Murray,
the Weeleys Byron, BurEs, Moore, Shelley, Scott,
and Hshneu ann, the founoer Of your school, Who is
s eng sged in the investg ston OF scientidc truths.
SPEAK Of hese persons in particular, becanss am
personally acquainted with tneu, beng attracted 10
them by cOngeniAity Of feeling
The eixh state sphere tar transcends the most
gorgeous picture Of oriental speador. SO lovely are
Ire scenes presented to the view there that eannc
impre your mind with uything lss lust conception
of them. recere my ideas Of the fffh. sixh and
serentk spheres from the spir ph0 dpe4 Aerets, Aae
ing neUtr v,sited them "a person. What msgnih-
cent panorama s there presented 10 the spirits gaze
There arr colosssl Temples and hoases not msde with
nauds, eternal IN the heavens. As lar a. the Vision
can extend may be- cities and palaces whose Iony
domes sparkle hke diamonds Ia the ssnDesms o.
and WI ab "
lakes in comparison; PLACID lsses and noble rivers
winding their interminsbie way hr ,ugh valleys clothed
with perpetual verdure.
There are gardens there of ncouceiv ,bIe beauty,
filed with the choicest and mos. aromatic herbs and
howers and birds with every conceivable variety OF
plum age. The parks are OF great maxbtede, ana
about with the mos, beautiful anInss. The swift
antelope the wild gazee and the era efa deer are.
ranging over the Aowery plains. There the Ion and the
lamb he down 0s ether IN peaceful Innocence. Thefe
are cODgrsea ted millions OF spirits who ssocisted
| together like O harmonious and happy family. The
wales vocal with stia melody, aud The su y re-
| doleDt with the perfume OF flowers.
How shall describe To- you the trsnscendent glory
Of the seventh spherei Let US contemOlsts It In u
all the beauties and Joys Of the lower degrees arc con-
bined, but in much more refined and subhmsted
form. There dwell the spirits Of the just made more
perfect. Innumerabls companies OF children, which
ccI st'ute the infant army of heaven, ere singing m
claiborne strains the love Of Him who cae them into
being causing the stDo@ phere TO resOund with harmo
mons shouts Of JOY There dwels Jesus Of MAJ xeh,
There reside The apostles, prophets and martyrs Of
oden time. There live Confucius, Seneca sto Soc
and Scion, nth ali the philosophers u Ancient
Greece ard Rome. t..F
That sphere is iHumined by the refulgent beams OF
heavens great central sun, in vhose genial warmth
and golden Hood Of byng light spirits md life eternal.
In addition TO Professor Hsre's statement of
various experiments performed under his super
yi,on, which tend rather tO confirm the results Of
previous operators than 10 throw any absolutely
new lis hit on the question, q great variety OF al
legged facts are addaoed from other writer's, In
tended to substaI tiate the existence Of spiritual
mediums and to illustrate their capacity fer tho
revelation Of truth A large space in the volume
10 also devoted TO the discussion Of different theo
logical points, showing an essential discrepancy
between tho prevailing views Of the Christian
world and those inculcsted by the manifestations
in question. In regard 10 the main subject, which
Professor Hare has attempted TO elucidste, We find
bat little In his suggestions adapted 10 remove the
difficulties which have from the beginning attended
the phenomena under consideration. The intrinsic
character of the communications which be brings
forward among his strongest arguments in favor Of
sprituslism, 10 suited rather to awaken District
than TO produce conviction. They are marked, 10
general By tone Of rose waler sentimentAlism,-an
in,ipid, my site theosophic spirt-a sor. of dreamy,
oriental, voluptuous laDguor,-which makes ono
blush for the want Of mAnliness which would seem
to characterize the denizens Of the spiritual world
II more intimate intercourse with such whising'
namby PANTY individuals 10 the necessary o0nse
auepce of release from fesh and blood, Va should