New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

vlo io3. ttc ditr-r.Aol position o., shop oi West
c-G Ns8-tor-, ru- tlh'.e'y i-.-ls .,' 90 '..''.i .
recognized BY tae Aiccsn toUu,l, as i.e !I-,Fc W.
c'cr5l c3oGi-ls- IL o. tl-.t aatr. Siir-'C lo ihf
yi., l.c tat filo pls oi TIE 1a,l o. .Al N.',
Only rfGr4 ago. .ri ot Vat the l-l.i NV. E 't
rowir.c ~ Catio f.. Crs uioi-, and fElt OBJ. L.-a'p
o. Io,'e is The c.uttg o.. ri i. iu co.-3'it ij '5"
meat bishop Cox i.4 oss Of sin,i 4s - .'ly - -
t,rlo and l.ius'r.0cl. giving r.lr' i-I tt' ,
lTallE-s7 o. ts0 discuss sl, .- i- i.-. a ..f
CT roaHls OF cccs.-sc-! -uLe14.y' iI'.--'U' .! Ai
J., IlttH-.l -,
"Cls5Yadcaq on 10 Lr,hsaaaty Of tie Gospels y
L3ymru, discusses the C.a Con 'n tho p}-' OF 'leF
.seuicI ~ Ike doctrine O.. c.., o..CIc,s 'f s' W
n tie vfu1rs q EuegUl aItleL,o.5. l4ltA2"'~ y!
Nichols = Aoycs, Dos,onj
"Gls Ecg Lir.l,' Ly Austin Jlcigs I"' ..No y
GcsI s. LileollFs aJn, bt- .,l.s. e;,-.-s' 10 ''o
on to doctrine Of rcsa..l.oa ,4o r.taeT i''i0A 9.
rAica Las already eire-red .a tLa "lH'io.'-'@ -.5.
fr TIE cpucut wear. T.e aulor c'l-s,s us |oIt y
r. ..- lc.- ot .... Nio ID -1t'"L .is I'D .+-
name hoping thet t.ey VII ta- ile p-,l I' "a
by TO sane ir.uit0us and c..n lGso2"i5 =! N4'0A
tley a.o lccus.cm-d i,.r. o 'fl.l "a o.-e. ..-i
"rlc Les. E.e.ty Day. If t-c }1r IN Ao.'A Carolina
w Corasia Philips Spencer pul.&ea ~ tho "a.e-man
Publishing COMPANY consists OF asetcs O. con;ro'erss'
sl,.cscs intended TO yiuli.ate Oh, pn. t'.es | n r.4
C~ro..-a IN tie ia.o L--t.0n. 40 '!l'e I''-'--a
hteOas picture oi tAe G---Ii--s q l.' H'.'A @ I'
trc1ce Ci the uIilJy Cccll- Jon " N3'''ttI armies
W 1cn t-t lasi ce.I''-o con ','"- ". a. IS
CCt Efn lctwrC!. .a5 zd iaI!- 'f ~ t''.-- .oJ--
4.
win tleig uo'lcs every soCs hold vas tA.oNA A'o OK
fg.ac distress Oxen p C.e W.S .yf o.. home -lt tLe
fswal, members Of the !U'y, Who .,H 1910 ai,e ci
ritcous d-s,it-iOu. D.. ,cs were LuAao-s, No Aiei
On pnnaer Many ecs o. ',.''1o E'-o cen -'.'1 go -
C-Ila-A locll4l-s' ~ .ta 81. et- ~ 4-,
era thiy ly tabo 70 lH heels G o--5 g. ayo2 -c t+I'
Tacy Ll u deus ard caves a i-o cam, ot L. /, 10
dragged out 90 i-c L-L, iitiA l--l' t'i' pt'' NA9
warrior lived fer weeks Ed L0. .W lcr, FL ty Ls Yii2
AuOt cr was drawn oat tIom beneath bis oEn .9 house.
where he had dug sor. Ci gave into N.c1 rt.i sup
p I'D tf. N.. al g. T.
OnJ took possession Of an od deserted mu', "he'e le
20 house for months, plli: .3 u'.c OF tA.' Itt'
lac women were tho clic lhsa. Is q l'o i-I.1'ns.
The most all 'c. poverty prevailed many Elp lad D1on
IN the eaioJuc4t of wealth frDdt LG'cit 10 So, tclr
bread Sill tie w.itrr c.fslC3 finn ,'l 10 iUc i2irin
o,pNspcry 10 tic South II Il Iro4.- ly the s'ns Thc'
q haS Dsrn 80 severely Taught " tne "r h5 O.. H.
CusTT, ocoGoy patience iGlil Cle ehanY' ana, at''o
cli Lun!lty aud INNER resolve AcAceo..A lo i--"A
alone
Iickror & Fields have issued sn elaborate pamphlet BY
George Washington Greene iu which lie examines s1nc
statements concerning 1jo--Geaeai NctAI'al Greene
IN tho n,a,hyo.ume OF Baacros Itosy OF Ao Un.;cI
Sa.cs' They relate principally 90 to OIL. "a des7oc.
dcncy Of Cen Gsoao ia regard he Of the leeo
Luton after t-e Dec0ugol ot lItf a.s-te, - his
T-.r rEs concerning NC-.l. ton q. tic GL.I 10 Llps
D1y to Tia slclo o. Greene "a t45 attempt upon staten
isL-d TIE battles OK IloutCn irihtctln tho b'"hly-
vine, and Germantown; CaG Dis r!.Iol 20 lis o'a.u--
ton OF For Washington AID tLo .i or Fort Les. The
evidence which 4ir. Greene re.s Tor the Hiport OF
'5 10 ons lvc,Fnt to t'r Bancroft, 30 drawn from
Tie letters Il Na.hi-rf'a fIe .,c.S oi Co., Gg,tne
himself and TIC pl.cIy ll-c-us O. tLo var
re.aly Gordon, OF whose cctl.t,y tLd ts sTo Illness
70 cLcnal.S / --c. ops on tl1- l-a' e. tcs'-i by ~
Bancroft. Cop.DIs e,.c sa.3 g.Tpu iaD i.o c.Is-
spclIeaco of Gcccnc, @e4 la'o si5 Ger or j. bearing
Cu the Questions 10 Issue ihe cI'I..s nOn NasJt -ruS
Let IS sre sc.rtT; Caia IW asisOls o Bancroft with
Gordon show tlt the staten Oi tie latter lfc been
rejected 60 uDiesbic by no moro ra3ert historian. IN
several instances the cJuoyc hinges on tho Lco col-
shc les Of meaning bc.wcct To words dsggHdrg, 6cg
psroie, and k0pets bct~etu scraPe, AID hee9t, and
the clTsect arpita of t-e term s4ag"He VINO TAO
writer maintains tLl. N---..- -,l was Lo free from me-
takes, ho admits that Cen Gfeere "mado some MS.
takes. concession which would g- a 70 be Ji almost IS
broad import aS t.4t ot lIr B-Lc.O..s temperate
ttTctures
new epd thoroughly Tousal edition Of - Critical
history Of TIE Doctrine Of Future Lc,' by William
Eounesvlo a ger, has been published by ". j. Wade
lo1 together with tie elmis.lc Autographed afTcaCiS
on tAo L.tcr-taro relating u the Nature Origin, and
Destiny cf tho Soul by Liza Abbot ~. AlscI has de-
vo.o3 tho ttudols researches aud Mcdatons OF many
years 20 me composition Of this volume. 50 p1gyio.s
wor- IN Ae English language probably indeed In any
language has treated the subject with equal depth acute
ness ana con Drlh The Lstoc and
quaian leaning which il involves appears 10 haTo been
thogou-l mastered by tie author Ee is not AoEcge
oppressed with tho burden OF erndi,io bes go the
,ops. .niIs and IS Iyoly and suggestive insglns-
.fo1 iLo activity Of As. mind often in
decd tempts him u indulge u sxu-
berlut rhetoric for Which tvsu tured to ccslro tho
original edition, and which, although somewh4t pTuned
Gowr has lot teen entirely suppressed the present i'm
proved form Aog has he reitcved the volume ON the
controversial zone which prevailed u certain portions aid
historical rather than Of doguntie interest Wa
these exceptions do not hesitate 20 commend the
work monument Of rare intellectual Gocr patent and
Conscientious research, exemplary lIness oil ldgmet,
ana acuo philosop phcal Discrimination. One Of the most
fJrcbc CHAPTERS the volume devoted 20 hg grounds Of
the belief IN future life Among these N Ae5 attaches
peculiar Importance those furnished by philosophical
reflection and sustained ty rational proofs. %. whole
hfe he argues ls srnes oil preparations oT higher lie
Al tie spiritual pow which develop constitute an
athletic framing or tho future The ideal treasures which
accumulate preliminary attachments iof the same
end. han alone foICkloVs his o"n death ] rs fore
edge s riyeu 70 prepare him for succeodiug o1isi
sacc he las wnDdrous impulses toward uturity. which,
ike the instructive fight Of bids before their actua
migration betoson tls destiny 10 another cline Ihs
more lives for immortality, th3 stronger proofs he
finds Of 8 deailess existence. IN ea.Beht cOiumumOh
with our own selves, wo become conscious Of our
own ETERNITY. No drc nied with vague
senec II Invisible beings by whom we
rounded. Wo feel that rank and destination
are sitb them. ''The barrel oryan Inau, terminates
every tune with ,ho strain Of .mLortaliiy.- At the
6mc NJ. Alcer maintains. that the bc.fef IN
immortality does not contain the oDiy Incentives virtue
and h essential 10 the foundation Of religion The
anti oriv IL The moral law mar cnnnot be destroyed
n opposition 20 the views Of Andrews Morton Chateau
br.sd Or Cnalmers and other writers whom ne quotes
Mr. Alger adopts lie lucid 5tatement Of laac @s4oG
that the creatures q Summers day might be
Of their existence, 70 make inquiry concerning the atin
butes OF the Creator and The rules Of his gov
emmei for these arc 20 be the law Of thclr .cGs0n
OF life ana the measure II their enjo1uents.' Nheihor
Gesth continues or terminates conscious etisence
wisd0m is better than oil9-udhtrg better thGn -l5h
rghteOpsuess better tnan nqty beneyoonce Gld purity
better an hatred and corruption Even Il the pn.ioso
phsr sud The smetoD, tho phanoToPst and the IdThtc
did die sbke, who would not rather live Ike the sage
and the saint than Ike the fool and the cl0n According
Mr. Ayers queint illustration, The Heayen should
not be held before man like piece OF meat before hungry
dog 20 make nim lamp we'll The true sanctions Of
iuOrrty are the manifold o5ns 'iD which coDsOus1si,
Of heis hgbtened bY harmony with universal order These
oomnr.hen.ve ELewA % Auman dc.Lny oro y e1palded