New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
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TIE Spiituslists support ole weekly paper here
The Nr England Spiy1taa,a, which circulates be-
tween three and four thousand copies another 20 be
Colhy and Company, in April. The Spiritnalist
is edited by M.ssrs. A. Z. Newton and Noitsu-the
TONER Of whom (ihe proprietor ana responsible editor
was formerly Prsby terisn clergyman. The Banner
Of Lir is 10 be edited By gentleman once notorious
in N. newspaper world as the conductor disreput
able ourrsl He has been converted recently, and Is
living miracle to all hs old associates.
II is estimated that there are . OO0 secret or open
Sprtualists in Boston slsre This estimate Is from
reliable authority, but do net know how tie facts
were procured. Not mere than 5000 or lOOOo are
ayoveo believers or the orthodox phrase it, pro-
feaors" and In the Christian Church. so IN Spirit
uaisD the professors are not always the moet exem
plsry or the nost sir ceIe
They have three places o. teaching, open every Sun
day TIE Melodeon is open twice, ard Is generally
occupied by tIspceme6ums or celebrated expositors
of the creed. Mis- Sprsgue, medium, q speaking
there row. Joel Tiffany, editor OF Spiritual nsga-
zIe occupied its tript before her and mrs Cora L.
Hatch bad large and respectable auderces for several
Sundays in succession before him. The audiences
there average from 400 to loo persons.
there ave services thrice every Sunday at llorticul-
teral Hall with an average attendance OF ioo souls
every session. -,
Ciapmsn Hall, also, open thrice day for the public
discussion of SpiIituasm snd spiritual manifestations
TIE Nelodetn is always occupied by one speaker;
but ary one may ask questions, or reply. after tue
me ,um or appointed spesker has concluded bis as
course. At the other Hall, any ons and every one
invited to participate, whether in or out OF the body,
whether skeptic deyont believer. The services Ge
always interesting from the rareness and boldness Of
the doctrines advocated and aseailed and the great
variety OF talent and opinion that mnse In the stream
Spiritual literature has steadily increased in bulk at
least during the past five years, and the sales OF 1t
Writings have steady or standard sale. OF his last
volume entitled "Penetralis," two thousand copies
have been sold.
OF Judge Edmondss first volume, 200 copies we're
disposed of by one Boston bookseller; Of the " Spirit
Minstrel 10 Spiritual Music book, some 900 have
been sold; while Tffsnys Monthly, The Spiritual
Telegraph and other pamphlet publications, are much
more readily bought by believers than read by
The Rev. Mr.. GODDARD has spiritual services thrice
every Sunday at Chelsea.
there are two places of assembly at Csmbridgeport
open on Sunday, where trance mediums for the most
pa,t Try to edfy the public.
There are occasional Sunday services at RoIbury
also.
At another time may give you an account of the
wonderful ply steal freaks sad to be daily or nightly
performed by the spirits in Boston crcee-such, for
example az sprts playing on guitars while suspended
in the air by unseen egences heavy bells lifted by
mperce ptibe forces from the ground, and held, like
the hair but by the ar-snd ether eccentric and
healthy exercises performed presume, in consequence
Of their inability in the spit-land to procure dumb
b. lis, livery horses or fencing foIs.