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Professor Bush's Lecture on swedenborgian


Doctrines.


The announcement that Professor Bush would
give lecture, in which some of the most promi-
nent and peculiar notions Of the Swedenbor-
gian doctrines would be commented on, attracted
large audience 10 the lecture room at the Society
Library. The room was most densely crowed full
half an hour before the commencement OF the lec
ture, with about an equal proportion OF ladies and
gentemen and even the passages leading to 1t were
filled with anxious listeners


The services OF the evening were commenced by
the reading OF portion OF scripture, hymn, and
afterwards prayer following.


Professor BUSH then commenced by saying, that
the subject of the future life and destiny OF man was
one OF the most universal Importance, and one
which no rational being could treat with indlfier
ence without foregoing the title to rational
being, as what was more important to every think
ing being than his condition In future state That
there Is, however, complete apathy about 1t is
doubtless, from the circumstance that no further
lights afforded than by the pages OF holy WRIT which
gives Of such future state but enters into no
details 1t does not give the relations OF the internal
chance OF present life and its destiny in another and
leaves us much in the dark to the specific condition
Of good and bad In another world yet the human mind
solcts instruction and cannot be doubted that
shut up by the letter of sacred scripture which thus
closes sight into fuurty The question to be asked
every candid mind this subject follows Is there
possibility Of higher and better knowledge of future
state lis the interdict removed land access be
granted to secrets beyond the grave? We believe
that the to these queries can be in the Affirmative
and wish to such evidence before and
advert to the impor ant fact that light is to
be expected this subject The objection that
vealed to is by valid they by no
means contradict them, but merely expound the
revelations Of the word Of Cod and that we & a,s
ten is inconceivabe and such expostions ony BIO
proved to be contradictory when it is proved that the
Almighty in making those he has has contradicted him.
self The results Of such di-coveres cannot be con-
rary to whatever stands in the sacred volume reveal
ed, for not adding when understand them
thoroughly. Supposing person was perfectly 10
expound the Apocalypse, could he be charged with
going beyond what God has taught It would be merely
exposition and by means an addition These It IS
said subjects out OF the reach of human intellect
Paey and other authors, have recorded that on these
subjects the human mind naturally incapac ated from
receiving normaton but the old prophets had reve
laons it possible that those existing in modern times
should have the same The learned gentleman wen. on
this sect and during the discourse read number OF ex
tracts from Swedenborgs works, and proceeded to ex
plain them in his own peculiar way AT the close OF ms
lecture he announced that he would again renew the
subj ect next Sunday evening at the same place.


TheatrIcals.


PARK THEArRE.-This evening" Miss Delcy, Mr. Gard
ner and Mr. lBrough, will appear In the opera Of Fra
Davolo It s.some time since this opera has been pro
duced the Park and in the present hands it will doubt
less have much justice done to it ever it has had
before New York audience


BowERy THEATRE.-The performances hele, this
evening are for the benefit of Mr. Hambln who as the
public already know has just Sdsda most success
full engagement at this house He selected the fatal
Dowry the Honey Moon, in both of which he takes
the principal characters. There will be full house
doubtless.


CASTLE GARpEN.-The proprietors have engaged the
Burlesque Opera Singers who have just returned from
most successful tour through the State They open in
the somnambua, in which all of them appear.


PALmos OPERA HousE.-The Ethiopian Serenaders
commence their second weeks performance this even
ing with an admirable programme. Thep, as we have
often said before decidedly the best troupe of negro
melodists in the United States.


The great wrestler Mons Leon from the theatre Port
St Martin Paris makes his first appearance in America,
this evening at the Bowery Circus His feats of gym
nastc skill and muscular prowess have been the wonder
OF Europe.


The keans are drawing full houses in Philadelphia.
They will be succeeded at the Chestnut by the French
opera, the Delcy and then by Mrs Mowatt


Mrs Mowatt has been engaged at Niblo's.


Antognini and the Andrews Family have given two
Concerts in Montreal with much success


city Intelligence.


Row AMONG THE FREMEN-Our city has lately been
honor to the good city OF brotherly love.


On Sunday morning about halfpast IL o'clock, false
alarm of fire raised and the engines return
ing to their homes two companies Nos. and a.
in contact in Fulton street. below Gold Between these





since the members OF No made announcement in
one Of the daily papers that they would not engage in
any fight This has rather made them the butt Of seve
raj companies. When the companies met in Fulton
street member OF one of the companies struck OF
the others which imme edately caused general In
this aray fists only were used and no very serious in
uries Inflicted The stopped by the appear
ance Of the Police who arrested fourteen OF the rioters
called up at O'Clock by the ringing OF the City Hall
bell to fire in Elizabeth street


When returning from this, still boiling with the
of the Apn th.,k anQc anie
met again opposite the Park and renewed hostilities.
Fists, brickbats stones, and all sorts of such weapons
put in requsition. The fight lasted for about f
teen minutes, during which John Hubert member of
company No was very seriously injured in the back
rioters. amongst whom may be mentioned Alexander
Dunscombe Assistant Foreman of Engine Company No.
IA, and two others named Charles Johnson and John
Davis.


We cannot but believe that these fights caused
by the members OF these different companies, but rather
by overgrown boys, who with the different engines,
and who are always ready for a They highly
dsgraceful to our city and it is to be hoped that
shall hear no more of them.


The FNGISEER's REPoRT.-The annual report of Cor
nelius Anderson which is to be presented to the
Common Council to-day, aims many valuable things
BY IT. appears that there now belong to the department
1867 That during the last year there have been
destroyed by fire buildings of the value of $l75 86 and
furniture and stock to the value of 29s9 969 This, o
course does not include the great fire in which about
six millions worth of property destroyed. The
port states that majority of the fires have been caused
by incendarism, and suggests wholesome regula
tons for the protection OF property 1t also states that
gunpowder has in many been stored coffee tea
spices &C., thereby greatly endangering the safety OF
the CITY, and calls the proper authorities to that
the laws are enforced in these The three large
engines are in Of completion The report calls
for an amendment of the laws in reference to buildings
erected in illegal asks that instead of the
imposition Of fine, the buildings should be removed
On the whole the report very interesting and able
doing honor to the character OF Mr. Anderson
energetic man and an able writer.


RoBBiSG ANEMpLoyER-DAsHINo CLERKs-On Friday
evening young man named Hughes arrested by
nuin Kur rT thaC Da1,n
stealing from his employer. His employer is John War.
rem, cutlery merchant in Maiden lane. Hughes has
been in his employ only about month, and during that
time many articles Of fine cutlery have been missed by
his smployer-but without charging Hughes with the
theft, he still kept an eye on him. Hughes had been in
the habit OF selling the stolen goods at different hard
ware stores at very low prices On Thursday he went
into hardware store III Fulton street, and offered for
sale lot of fine cutlery at about third its value
The proprietor the suspected was stolen