The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

sunssed IN person property q tho hands ceodasxs
.sgoiaaar Wiling % sgrss . s.ch i.ss..ty, h on.
foTmtv WIN Ne laws Of nations thai = 20 nay, when
scon.sle r he naisdeeds q NE ared sands in question
Tho Spanish Ainser mot coussus WITH his, but 70
CURED h. should bo y once ooncedod that an iatem
agreement was manfesty impossble Il Vas than thai
Lsrd HasSea, aouns IN so.ofdanoe with \ de- rargA
fendy intervention Of EasAso sad france for the settle
ment al tho dispute After hesitate spain agreed
% q s ;rS say 81 ssnas DC L.s S no.
aor communicated -ith Mexico By The nex, mail and ~
This time his doubtless IN the hanas Of Pred
dent Comonfort w DO tae end Of % ober before the
rspy ON bo rcocved. In the meaotime the mas ID 10
Aoey1ce Spain haA suspended her warke prepsru oos,
and although Famo.s 81 probable hosthtes have lately
reached N from Madrid these must be conssderst y
sinoe aer accepting the goo1 Offices Of sace
and England, ,no viii naturally .ait 70 hear whoshcr
eourse without giving fence 10 The two friendly Poser
and, moreover she well Knows that II she plunged iu,o
waiting for the result OF their mediaon she would be e
una sisted to take the consequences her precipitation
the eut or covert inersnce Of tie Und Safes and great
danger to the island Of Ouba anticipation Of
sca c'mp'icu'ion tsdt Eadnd and Frdoe sse,eskd them
selves strongly in tie affair and finally succeeded IN ong
Aety eod,lon accepted Had SPAN commenced ho-t ies
months ago. che then appearod OF doing
Mexico and 10 reipstae santa AIMS IN the Presidential
OF afr Communications had been opened with Aim,
as~a q his had arrived in Madrid In the background,
aud Contingent on many circumstances, . plan
% ana di.o0srod in spain, Of Soave-ass MEXICO
throne Such scheme this, could be realzed 40 Id
be The commencement OF civil ar, and you'd probably
sape I've ges .aTossno hesso mo sns ans q M onsd
70 sexco arrived Ia Paris tbs night before last after
tou in the south Of Spain un ierstood thai he ~h
await here, wi hin easy distan OF this capital the
reeep. o. hts governments reply or alton
II this be scce ted, which can hardly be doubted
ference for the settlement Of tae question Will DO hold
tbcr In Paris In London
TIE Psb Pays announces thst. according 10 advice
rom Mexico dated the Ali IF August President Ooroaor.
had consented TO the proIosd rei1n for the settle
Of the pending quesroo AND Instructions to thai eff cs "a
zen sen, 70 the Mexican Min ter :. Ps Letters from
Havsra Also stste tia The troops intended 10 operate
against Mexico had received ot@s spendng their de
AZURE
MIR. Buchanas's Utah Policy The Europsan
norIacns
From the london riEres Sept
II II said that Mr. Buchanan l: esoved 10 pa. down
Nornonism-at sry rate, 70 break the community al
Utah. III re viii ne great difficulties, o~ipg TO the
Of be federal govern nent, half OF whose force Ia
Ioyted n seeady B s ,seto Preslst Is
rcsnlue ,chen n has undeGR~n hins and hop.
the days Of this abonination counted
H ought 70 wsh tor mia, be essed thss
are God deal ooncsrned In the grow To o. hormon!am
l.n fac. ha. the nativity Of the c'mnasis,-sr Car
How ,nisf Who Is responsible for thar Wns, have
our orthodox psrn priests been doing Al what nsre oar
orthodox discerning ministers been dung, thai III r
cor greyations have been the feeders OF such enorm
- thsY
~ II IT,
little olstioD TO dnd that with respe5, PEG
pie far aicsm has had 10 do with the ths
full 20 THU thai thousands Of msa, AID espe
sia'iy our women had dcigaefy sad rth their eyes
tTsn, olp'd stem 0. the grossest poygsmY Bat
only just 10 say that TO great exten ns was not tue
The religion wAs, indeed, itself . sensaatsy,
bat no, ied oy the great mas under thai
The prophets bad tho ~ckeoneas 10 disguise is grosness
III their miserable victims had 80. 30 dee ,ly indebted Ia
the system ,nAs they could 1t exTcae tn omieives II 81
trnii n ho lha
vice book Of their religion and containing among other
ohces, uarIisge oEoe, framed on the ordinary prls-
to this eeiudea crowd 70 lin The new Religion
II seems 10 have been manly the extraordinary
The slbjsx Of prophecy has, eve. since the aetormaou
had On extraordinary hold over The minis OF religious
people In this country. The Purians we're mad upoa II
they dIeant OF tie battle OF ArmaSeddon, OF Gag and
Asgoe OF the seals ami tho trumpet Of
star which vas called Tormwood and Of the NIGEL whose
name was AoAddor, a wound ~ last W fre.zy, they
beae my serio-s evtns were olose 1t hand every mill
ry oosr Of any i.nnc, non I'M g,nns n.l he 70, the
me great dragon and delivering the sainn. Those
speculsiona have never lost their charm among Us,
and thoush we do not make such Ike pr lphs1
Puritan ancestors, prophecy u still the fkshion.
me religious world lhross Aen int The future,
penulty No two commentators sgree their date,
snis very div crsy gives zcs 70 speculation. IT really
Of thoa parts Scripture ~hst curious AID
wild ecutrticns and grmaccs prophecy parforms under
The g.idaree Of ~ inier'rekn All this !. serio-sy
academic please nemelvcs with laying Out ne myI
terious ru'uye with ~ much exaciness II tsey were
ayrF out Dutch garden " drawing In geometry
They q mnaY ~ih the heavenly Jsr asaio ~ ney
~hh the ground plan Of their house, The plea
sure 10 ita OF Chue.e puzzle rnere endless roo
for nrenui, 10 cdsrcp OF he various a
the yeces here being the different Numbers
and per,onsges Of IRIS m stcl department rheJ snase
their kaleidoscope, All look through W wanl tney
have to and they ,hske and hook taro1s AZ ala
IN ihey have 80, some figure Symmetrical enoaga
Eve-y ksole event OF The DAY be folio Sed
By shaking q the sropheGc Kaleidoscope, because
u net nc brol ghi INTO the isurc. II king fals
many weeks 70 prove his come ton vim one OF he eorls
CT tho tCas, and the coup d6g o Louie Sa5oeon pro
duced g'ne Ri extiSmsEt in 40 prophe &c ~ofls.
such bsiug the proah Tic bias Of many industrious
writer's, In stine this hnAeDce ~ work In aud
educa 90 class Imagine these rude sni unculuFated
mir . npr' ~ FAR ihy olHk Of religion al,
ssft o. earthly -sflEe, which they nave ctIan
from tie sing page q Old Testanesi popne;y. saa
no rever a more refined AMI . 5ucr a.er1exaoa
may ,piriiu.Fze u. Taey real 10 the Old rss'smen.
des,roy, where .bsre shall 90 no violence ~
no want, ard tbey give 70 all This material intcr
likely be oulcs Of designing inpo.sors, whs to
li hem shout lind beyond ne where all 10 peace
and plenty -ro oppreshcp no cIiotroa isis -s- 1as
pcufe u The Nor Iile paradise -hoa given
10 gross esures beiog KEPT oscx, ne faith IN a., ~
eourse, groa creduhty; bet lis . oreishiy uhch or
LEANED aud educated z~ots, sho mai lhs veg
abb CT Of prophecy hsr1reve- have srcusr rgn 10
ceDsure They have net tee Example when educ slsd
arr clever men into such exsFa1rdlEAry
folce ano dreams this suoJcc very prl.ing
c0sne, Hitter so clSs, has gone ssep farther, and
DO, only INDUCED toe dream, bat acted upDn H. /.
" very goo maxim that class n RrcIsly
errs Without the rest beng In scgres i'm ~.
ted IRE prophetic mania 10 religious world Ia
rsSporsiOie for The k0rmonlte igrA Ion Iron
these ssods This oxvayaea1t adventure 10 only
reflection Of that Wild pro Jaec speculation IN ~nch
srge part ~ tae religious pubic infulsed Iae
Mo- mYnt enRrsnt gent 10 quess Of sor Of e.rnl pa
rtai he uoUght the mienninm hrd oone Aod hst DO
would take tie eiriest al asage ofn &c ss s-eskux
Of course, The dupes Of kormons MT OF " pronhes
d Of the fsnsci.m OF the system no, Of ts
siy TA>sc r-etched dupes hdcs ben prpp.d
for eir delicn b. ~ errav1o1ncs of ssi beTs re
riccnio-s thss sell by thousands t,ey olly
hszsrd prediction, the norsense which 4 rest I'll
svidty any suhject connected ri,h prophecy, 10 Tho
upper Glaze shape Of aor monism We rush into .
Arr fnture relief either from the inequalities Of tas
pres &c ne, IL clfouics, la oullacs Ths has
made the Nlennarian and !. bW made the hofmon,s
The Mennonite 10 the Eng an form II Jciais soth
uop, only one 10 connection Win prophesy, the other
IN oonnsc 9Th socs progress and the p,Ecsl regenc
rauon Of The wtrld