New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
Correspondence of The New.Yolk Tribune.

PirrsBunGn Oct. 6, 1915
The prelimnares Of debate between Alexander Camp
bell of Bethany and Rev. A L. Rice, Presbyterian Minis
ter be held lha 18th last, have been arranged The
following are the points:
ls The immersion in water Of proper subject in the
of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the only
Apostolic Christian baptism.
ed The infant of believing parent is scrptura sub.
lect OF baptism.
"4h Baptism is to be administered only by Bishop or
ordained Presbyter.
5h In CONVERSION and sanctihcaon, the spirit Of God
operates only through the word Of truth
9th Human oreeds, as bonds of union and communion,
are necessarily heretical and schismstca'
Ar G. amt the l,t, Sd, 9th and 9th positions Mr.. r.
the ID and !,h Mr.. C. debater of extraordinary pow
rs and great experience No doubt will be interesting
the religious community
The Councils of the city Of Allegheny have instructed the
uFoinance Committee report bill forthwith TO authorize
the borrowing Of $50 900 steamboat, hasbo
pablo OF continuing hundred boats. This magnificent
vii greatly add 10 the prosperity oft city At
PeSent there habor the Ohio about this where
steamboats, lay APP during the winter and III particular
avoid the ice when the rivers break up the spring This
WI be the very place for them. 4 tobacco manufacturing
h'm IN this city has advertised that hereafter they will give
correct t'res on all kegs from their establishment.
reform IN this particular much needed The Committee
OF me Pittsburgh Board OF Trade for October composed
OF MessTs William J. Howard, j. g. Sen1le and George
Ogden The political furnace is burning tremendously
Nn' William Wilkins and Hon. II. NJ Breckenridge are 10
meeting tomorrow nj CHIT discuss questions.
Is ofiSk AZ % Oh b25 from hands.
nave made their appearance this market; they sell
81 u 'oa s. rom first hands Yours, Sc
hSrrh irKM-The following paragraph which orig
Gay appeared III the WeaJord independents is travelling
INC rounds OF The press on both sides the Channel
MARTIAL. -Broadsdes con,ain,.. ,L,. sna.c,, or
t>1ln III sarls, tha, of G,nsevoorl Melville at New
s ana an article from the Gtxgtte de France equally IN
0i EePea have been hawked about extensively in Dub
Wiz 1.oe towns IL Ireland and poor named Michael
ash had bought II worth of them to retail for living
but on his arrival at Wexford his p,,er< Voc ;iS
Dangerous and miammotory They were seized h., ,b po
M Aud the only ANSWER !" IN, repeated applications 70.
Their restoration was that the authorities had SEN, si
10 London. and nc must await the reply"
One of the Irish Journals in commenting ur,, ,b;=.
serves Me- Melville fortunate that kuglsh ,o,,;l -,
caanc, reach acros, the Atlantic"
The POPULAR NorE IN VERMoNr.-Takino the
highest vote on each ticket for Senators. with the
exception of Grand Isle, for which the Governor
vote is substituted, the result is as follows:
Nhig ticket. "a ,355
Locotoco ticket, ..,...... % ,D39
Third party ticket, $500. 3,455
MAJORITY Of Wing over locooco ticket, 23l6
OF iocofoco and third party tickets over the Wings
iioo; OF the Wing and third party tickets over
'ne Locos $40 Last year the Wing majority
over The locoioco ticket for Governor was 3027-
Imperative WI Wing loss III; in the aggregate
"ns ana emrd party vote the majority over the
;o so' was oi2o, showing now comparative loco
W.: oeS oi ooo. Compared with last year, the
ing ticket has fallen off 2Sl3 votes, the loco
cco .icket has fallen off 2l02 and the third party
'cket has increased 1861. IVt. Wa,chman.
g.; U Hezekiah Flint, one Of the first settlers Of
Aaasi' oleo al that city few days since