New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

End !. q beautifully EKisssd ins'rumrst Eiaa wiz
GOLD ard pearl. No far from Us you viii observe
one O. B-oadw foods very handsome p 1no-forss aid
TO have cost Ito guneas. Bat mat ~Aica demands TIE
grea.sit admiration u re music de garment spsn-
did ard costly fine tNoed porerui, .elf sctng organ
Around the sides of th. part OF the chapel you OBJ
serve seats, ev1eny for tie second class wo:shlpes
Proceeding coward the upper end OF the ch1pel, you
have 20 tsctnd platform, rsised about TWO ter from
the f,oy, aud commencing about half way aloog the
chapel. This you viii ind covered with variety Of
splendid furniture il it noblemsn sdrs wing
room instead Of place OF worship, consstng OF
ppmber Of lounges and chsrs covered with non 1-
son velvet plush, sinking under you like bed OF
down. Here YOU md, in the very holy OF hJles, ol-
arctabe, large ard splendid OF considerable value,
said 10 have been made iat lesst the frame OF the
Royal George Having admired the vases arc varied
beauties OF the place you asked if you would like
to hear piece Of mgsic played on the sefaeilns or
gan, 10 which you gladly asseni; and beng directed
by your guide 10 take your o ace at the opposite end
OF tie room 10 the instrument, &c the best
place to hear it 10 advantage, you sink in
reclining position on one OF the lounges
full Of expectation. You tTemble for the far
and simple one initiated iGtO the mysteries
Of this Piinceite religion under suah circumstances.
Before they entered the Agapemone, there we're
certain revelations about some mysterious msr-
raees that tOtk place. In all these cases there were
70 previous cour.hps intentions 10 marty knoEni
but Mr.. Prince said il was the will of God 70 choose
each lady for each gertle mar, and obige theln 20
many at once the re-ult Of which was that Mr.. VII
liens was married 10 MES fefry M lnONlas 70 40 sc
Nottidge, Mr. Price to Mrs III. NOtdge Mr.. Cobb 70
Miss +. Not,idge, and Mr.. StsIkley to Mss Ellen
Peny. At least three Of them are said 20 have had
Gl00t0 each, and We have good reason 10 believe tne
others not Pennies. Having secured these 10
dies, and some other persons OF property, they hen
thought they could do without the world and that the
world must do without them and So shutting up the
bowels OF their compassion against us wicked unoe
levers in their creed they declared that the day Of
grace was ended and having persuaded msny that bad
h.il cd tl3lF tQ.tl
take up their abode with them, they asserted that
the door of mercy Was shut. From that time there
wds no public preaching. The reading OF the Word
Of Ged, and prayer, were dl-cJuntenanced, the IN
mates being informed that their woik wss
TO Jrase God instead OF TO pray. The setting
apart Of one day as a day Of rest, or sacred Sab
bath was disregarded, each day being considered TO
be equsily holy; and then they worked on all days
alike The Other court worshipers used to go in van.
Gus vehicles from the surrounding villages 10 spend
their Sabbath st the Agsp mone, where they occupied
their time by working in the gardens and in various
household duties, or in variety OF sports such as
hockey, billiards &c. Here, having gathered their
scAttei.d tribes they enjoy all the luxuries of life
driving about that IT, the upper class for it was only
those no could add TO the funds that could per-
mitted 10 enjoy the first class entertainments the Others
becoming the heweIs OF wood and the drawers Of
water men servants and maid servants. These wsre
permitted, 10 doubt T. behold with their eyes wlst
they might not enjoy in their lives; but il great
honor 10 ait upon the great and the noble, they
permitted to dse within this ark, preserved from the
cOntamir alton of the wicked world without, and to
serve their masters and mstresses required Although
they are fed and neatly clothed however, and, the
whole we suppose, pretty generally well treated,
yet they cannot look to the hand Of their mistrosses or
masters for wsges-for silver and gold they get none
and indee D. what can they want with II for the end
of the world is Lear The time of the inmates seems
TO have been generally employed in reading, working
riding ard walking, and occasionally their evenings in
entertainments, such as concerts, &C. Somerset Gaz.