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, 1862-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. A-The delivery Of 81
and s. Treasury notes will begin on Tuesday
ntxt, in small quantiti.a.
WAeHNGToN, Aug. H--The Navy Depart
puent has advertised for proposals for the
construction OF vessels Of iron for river and
f1arbor and defense, similar to those building
in New York. having q single reyolgtng fnr-
ret, No offer will be Considered unless
IRON parties fully prepared to execute VOTE
of his Eind, having in their own name at
the present time suitable shop and tools.
II accordance with the sentence OF Eou51
martial held at camp near Harr1son's Land
No IIept, Frank c. Goodrich. Geo A. Row
lev Cbas. z. Byg1e, and T. slonigad, Of the
repular army, have been cashlered for mis-
behavior before the enemy, and Capt. Car-
bny, Of the 18th ~. 8. infantry, for drunk
enness on duty. AL these sentences were
confirmed by General McC1sllan4
WASHINGTON, Ang. 14.-The following ad-
ditional regulations for the enrolment for
draft Of the militia were issued to day:
ORDERED, Eight, That in filing all the requf.
sitions for militia, the quotas Of the. several
States viii be apportioned BY the governors
among the several counties, and, when prac.
ticable, among the subdivisions Of couuties,
so that allowance shall be made to such coun'
! tics aud subdivisions Of counties for ali volun,
/ teers heretofore furnished By them and mus.
| tered into the service Of the United States
and whose stipulated term Of service shall moi
have expired. EDwIN n. STANTON,
| Secretary Of War
, 1862-08-15

HARR1sBURa, Aug. 14,-From present fndl-
cations, Pennsylvania Will have hfteeu regi-
ments in the field during the week and OH
ers forming rapidly. By order Of the secre-
tary OF war, Governor Curtin orders that,
after the 18th, no bounty be paid to volun-
teers to regiments now In the field and to I'LL
up new regiments now. organizing. On Au-
gust 22d, al incomplete regiments will be
Consolidated. Volunteers to I'LL up old regi-
menta will be received and paid bounty, SC,
till September 1st. Monday, Sept. 1se, the
tinue till completed. No officer now in the
field in regular or volunteers will, Under any
circumstances, be detailed to accept new
command.
, 1862-08-15
FROM M'ClEllAk'S ARMY.
ANOTHER CHANGE OF BASE
REPORTED.
IT IS ALSO DENIED.

New YoRK, Aug. IA Fortress Monroe
CORES pondent Of the New York Tribune states
that it is believed that the great body Of tue
army Of the Potomac is about to Withdraw
down the peninsula, while the remainder
re-smtark On transports down the river:
That this is the new plan now in process OF
result Of the best Information to be had. Sue
cessfully carried out, 1t will prove great dis.
appointment and perp1eNty to the rebels, and
the restoration of the army Of the Potomac to
position Of activity and usefulness.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l4.-Those who ought
to know deny that change Of Mcclellan s
army from the peninsula, has occurred, and
assert he is at bis headquarters with his CON.
, 1862-08-15

Northern traitors would do well to take
warning by the arrest Of the editor Of the
DUBUQUE Herald and DR.. Edison B. Olds Of
Ohio. The Dubuque Herald, ever since
the bombardment Of Sumter, has been
brirnfuil Of treason. The loyal people Of
Iowa have been with difficulty restrained
from throwing it into the Mississippi.
Whatever was best calculated 70 aid JEFF.
Davis in orer,urning the Government has
found bold advocacy in its columns. Il
has been the most pestilent sheet north ot
Mason 6 Dixon's line, not excepting the
Chicago Times. The same spirit has actu'
:ated both, but the Herald man has been
little bolder, and found Justice little sooner
, 1862-08-15
Guef111aB Routed and Dispersed In
Missouri.

HAss1RAL, Mo-, Aug. Is. IA dispatch from
HONEYWELL says federal officer, just returned
IRON New Market, reports That the rebel Por-
ter has disbanded his forces and Is now among
the hills on Fabfnes River with twenty men.
About 500 rstreated into Monroe county,
Proper steps have been taken to capture both
gangs.
1cLEDE, No., Aug. 14.-Col. Guitar over
took Poindextefs gueri11as again yesterday at
Yellow Greek. Clinton county, and routed
sixty prisoners. It Is believed Poindexter'a
effective force is eutfrely destroyed. He and
the remnant Of his baud are fleeing southWarl
but Will doubtless be captured. :.
, 1862-08-15

battle,. Iieut. Crane was shot three times,
either Of the wounds would probably have
been fsta'. Cochrtn's battery, attached to
this brigade, -lost three men. On Saturday
night, When the enemy she1led our camp, this
battery fred four shots, which; eilenced the
enemy. a lieutenant, two men, and eight
horses belonging to the latter, were found
dead next 1nprnirg,
, 1862-08-15

One Of the officers OF the Hannibal and st.
Joseph railroad, who left Macon City, Mo-,
on Saturday morning, and arrived here The
same evening, stated that twenty-six rebel
prisoners we're shot in Macon City On tna1
morning. They Eere captured In one Of the
Late engagements with the rebels, with arms
in their nands and paroles in their pockets
having been taken prisoners In some previous
battles or sEfrmishes and released on parole
They were formed In single file, faclng to thu
front. and, after brief addrees to them By ,
federal officer, the order was given to fire
and At the report Of the muskety the Who'll.
;tweuty-sH rebels fell to the, lueless bodies
By the came authority We leaEn that t~e1v
Other paro1ed rebel prisoners at the sam
place win probably suffer similar fate tht
morning. It's aterrible doom, but undouot
, 1862-08-15

NEW ToHE. aug. 14--Advtces from Port
Royal state lint the negro brigade has proved
a fsitu.x and has been ulsbauded.
a fagit1ve contrabsnd las at Pott Royal stated
fths4 there were only 2Woo rebels 1t sasan.
.1ioettn9 battery Of little ,.poser With eigdt
:Fuur. md It's officers were. afraid to 60 out
,of BayapuGh river. The rebels are known to
2e tn strong force on James and ttDoRf}cskee
Ia1an1s, -. >: :.
, 1862-08-15

LOUISVILLE. Aug. Il The Nashville expe-
ditiou to Ga]latiu, Was fired into Oh the return
here, three miles from Gallatin. One killed
and two wounded We returned fire, killing
several rebels and recaptured wagon load OF
guns. Col Boone and command, l2O men,
arc Darn1ed.
, 1862-08-15

A gentleman up town, who, the other day,
misaed his ts boy,' learned that the lad YVES at
Carrollton. He at once repaired to the head
quarters Of Gen. Phelps. and stated his case
that he Was in search Of a runaway negro.
You have lost q man, have you ~ observed
the general. inqulrngly and dryly. "Yes,
sir,' responded the other. "Very we'll"
said the general the negroes are over yon-
der; if your boy ig there hs can 60 With You,
1her, that guide migut bs sent with
him, as he did not know the road and
paths. "Certainly," said the general tor
de1ly, call Major Scott Presently the major
presented himself, and the general instructed
him to conduct the gentleman to the negro
camp, and assist him in finding his 'tboY,"
and 10 say to the boy that he had bis {the gen
eral's) permission TO return to his master.
ThereuPop, the major spoke-tGeneral, Lam
the 'boy" the gentlemad is in search OF. I do
rot want to refurn.'' sThis is ali I can do,
observed the general. The dro1 part Of this
incident fs, that the general was ignorant of
the fact that the gentleman WAS scott's mas-
| ter. The major has hitherto been known in
| darkey circles as great orator; is nov
known as 3'Major Scott, Of tue Blackguards.'
Queer things have come ont Of secession
, 1862-08-15

The commissioners appointed to take
The vote Of the illinois soldiers On the new
constitution, yesterday opened their mys-
terious budget and the contents were
found to be IS follows:
Regiments and parts Of regiments Tisited....< p
For the new constitution
Ac8{rBt II .5.9x7
, 1862-08-15

THE ARKANSAS-BAT0N R0D&xkss
.Breckinridge's dispatch published in the
Mobile papers, which we copy elsewhere,
leaves no doubt that the rebel ram Arkan-
sss Was blown up On the 9Th inst, as al
ready stated, and the il ference is quite
clear that she would have been captured
by our ge1nboats if she had not been de-
Etroyed by her Own Crew.
The other dispatch signed A. @. Breck=
an1idge" concerning the attack on Baton
Rouge, is quite foggy, but it is apparent
that if he did attack the federal force there
be got ten miles away from the scene o1
his exploits in great haste. He says the
battle was without any decisive result Il
does not lock SO to us.
, 1862-08-15
Gbt Gri'h!!u!nr*


It is asserted, and also denied, that Gen.
MeCle1lan's army is again changing ita
base. IF 1t be not true now, that the forces
under his command are being transferred
from the James River back to their star6ng
place On the Potomac, or to sonsd point
where they can cooperate with Pope, il
VII: Bc are confident, be true very soon.
, 1862-08-15
A Portion OF morEanss GuerlIlas
Houte0+ :.

NAsHvuLE, Aug. 13.-Col Miller, COM
mandlng this post, left Tor Gallatin lsst even-
Of Morgan's force at Galatan, hulng six, Of
whom three were officers. Among them Was
Captain IT. C. P. Breckinridge, son Of Dr..
Robert. ]. BIecktnridge, who joined John
Morgan in his late raid upon Le1tn ston. No
loss upon the federal side,
.There are various 1lmors, which cannot be
verified tonight, Of skirnishes in the vicinity
Of Bowling Green.
, 1862-08-15
Congressional Nominet ton in Indiana

Especial D1spatch to the Chicago Ttibunel
hfsDA11sn1.E, Ind, Aug ID.
Hon. William Mitchell was nominated for
Congress to-day, By tie Union convention,
for the 10Th Congressional District
, 1862-08-15

~ A special election for judge Of the
Woodssock ciscuitlwil be held on Saturday,
the 18th inst,, ito fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Hon. T. G. Fuller.
, 1862-08-15

1daJUz1t5
The aggregate majority Of the soldiers
vote against the constitution is s, ,464, and
the grand total, including the vote Of the
State, IS ,525. The official footings, how
ever, will probably not include the vote
returned Informally to Secretary Hatch
, 1862-08-15

TIE Lending at Ereder1cksbn sx-The
virginia Central H. II. track torn
4p-Kxpe6ftIon under Generals -Glb
TF1Afh
, 1862-08-15

A Baltimore Newspaper Suppressed.
:. BA1rMoRk, August u The Nsus Saas Of
ace Wae to-day taken possession Of: and the
editors and proprletors semi to Fort Henry,
By order Of; GEN Wool -, =
, 1862-08-15

A TreasonabIe Editor Arrested.
DUBUQUE, August l4-D. a. Mahony, edi-
tor OF Dubuque Herald, WIS arrested by the
United Marshal at an early hour this morning.
On charge Of discouraging enlistments.
, 1862-08-15

G. H SCRIHEN, Advertising Agsat, 63 Dea:-
born It,, il az1horisaz to 1aziss Adre7taaeso1ts for
this aud al tie Leading Ehpers Of tas Nostjsaaea.
, 1862-08-15

Major;ty against ..3,7B
The following additional were also re-
turned informally to the Secretary Of State
from regiments not visited by the commits
sione1s:
Recimeuts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Tot the new constitution tiun---.-------.-----... 3i6
Against '' -.---~-------~------5.1A
, 1862-08-15

+: OST- OR STOLEN-From the
~ Adams House. blsck and tan King Charles
Spaniel; answers 10 the name Of STELLA. Any per-
con returning her 10 the Adams House. wilt BE- liberal
II IsRarded. ap1t t61ftlE
, 1862-08-15

GTOLEN OR STRAYED-From
evening, small Bay Mare, with only halter: short
ysaIs osd never hsEnessed partv trained to sadiis
Liberal rewaJ Em be paid far Information Address
c. r HRADLEf. Chief Of Police. Chicago
, 1862-08-15

p pOA E DIN Ga few good
- boarGers are desired at No 10 Monros Street.
corner OF Monroe and Lasae. Pleasant rooms. either
furnished CT unfurniAhed may be had. Day D0ariets
can be accommodated On reasonable termA.
an}5fEG69t
, 1862-08-15

TOW :LOST.-Went astraY. on the
~ 4th inst. medium sized Coy; face and nesk
quite dark, horns bluuted, Ades red, back and belly
white, tail full length utth white switch a reward
will be pf1d fur her EetHIn u the northeast corner cf
west Madison and Robey streets. ana5t6D51t
, 1862-08-15

ANOTHER DI8EATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, August 8, 1861
There are rumors Of battle between Ste
yenson's brigade and four thousand federals
near Tazewel1, twelve mi1ee from Cumberland
Gap
On Tuesday, Vaughan's Sd Tennessee regi-
mept whipped Birds renegade Tennesseeans
at Big Greek Gap. Tue confederate loss Waa
twelve; Birds one hundred.
, 1862-08-15
Nefl} .a1h&rtt8&nte11t&.

. ANTED-.A good Boy from: ~
~ g 15 years of age, Il AID. TfSWoETH /
ROE. rs Like ktSset nuts tSA2t-i
, 1862-08-15

TO RENT-A furnished house on
II the North Side, suitable for q small flmny, TIE
9onsS Is sqatYa II pleasant esst 2i
be rented low TO Iesponsple and prompt paying ten
ant Address ?. O. Boz lg9} AUS t6jt3t
, 1862-08-15
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or VIRGINIA

In an interview with some returned prison.
ers to.daT, they stated that the enemy had
Instance Of gross ge-Capt- O'Brien, OF
the Sd Wisconsin regiment, who WIS mortaily
wounded. The rebel surgeon told him be
conl1n,t 33 hye, md gaye hin some water and
subse eqnently came up, took his watch, and
| cut his pocket ont, obtainiog $3.50, leaving
him to die there. This statement is from the
| dying mans lips.
to be forgotten For nearly : mile the dead
la1 scattered or IN heaps. At the front, where
CraWford's brigade twice dashed upon the Gu
*tny, ths eight was fearful.
| 'Ihe rebel general Charles Wfnder and Major
Snowden Andrews Of Baltimore, Of General
EWeiTs stat were mofta]IY wounded. Oae OF
the rebel generals told = Union officer be
would be in Cnlpepper tonight, but up to the
small hours Of the morning he has not sttemp-
It Is nov estimsted that our wounded will
reach 1,2o0 men, The: folio wing statistics OF
Gen. Williams command on the day Of battle
IRE the only returns obtatnable to-day.
Gen. Crawfora'e brigade, 10th Maine regi-
meni, vent into tae deld NTH txo f1eld ,twen-
II one line officers, and two acting lieuteu-
ants, present tp.uHy two field and seventy
two line officers, and 224- men. The 18th
Pennsylvanis regiment, Cot KniPe, Maior
+ Capt: Brooks, Lieut.. selheimer, Lieut., Craly,,
and Lieut.. Scott, are wounded. Missing
. Capts. FOULS and Grif1ths, LIeuts. Great
rake, Wilson, Gorman, selftidge, and Cald-
we'll The total In killed, wounded and miss.
t Ing In the 46th, reaches 248. From the 18th
+ New Fork regiment there Is no report. It i
:. | completely broken up, and has been removed
from the field. The brave and nehle Col.
: Donnely is nov breathing his last. Lieut.
E | Col Brown suffered the amputation Of htt
ann to-day.
8 Gen. Gorman's brigade, the Cd Massachu
b setts regiment, went into action with twenty
two officers and s4H men. Captains Abbott
9 Cary, Williams. Goodwin. and Lieut Perkinl
9 are known to be dead One hundred and ter
j. men are known to have been killed act
& wounded, and eighty are unisaidg.~ Tie 27tl
g lpoiana regiment went, into the action viii
$40 men and $50 officers. One officer va
y killed, two wounded and one missing; elevel
e men were killed, twenty. nine wounded an
IA ibirty.txo miHs1ng. +.
:. Third Wisconsln-aeut. Col. Crane an
IL Capt. O'Br1en ale: killed; Nj. Scott Is ser
\. ons1y wounded two officers are missing. Thi
in regiment went into action With eleyen office.
and 42t men. It was IN the hottest OF II
, 1862-08-15

WANTED--To purchase q set Of
any perBon having snoh for sale nsy hear Of plr-
ehassr By. sudrsssing JAAEB HAMILTON, I,o1ce
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Amend the Record.

Ia the last issue Of the Rutland
Courier, We find the following para
graphs
The Rutland Herald and Burling-
ton Times are delighted that their
friend Miner Of the Manchester JoUR-
NAL knocked man down in the Man
chester Hotel for speaking disrespect-
fully Of Gen. Mcclellan,
Mr.. Miner the Republican editor
Of the Manchester Journal, is said
to have knocked a man do n a few
days ago for speaking disrespecifully
OF Gen. Mcclellan.
Now We would merely say that the
above statements are outrageous false
hoods--and to prove them such we
would refer the Courier to the report
ed testimony in another column. The
Courier we apprehend will discover a
sliqh difference between knocking a
man down "for speaking disrespectful-
ly Of Gen. Mcclellan" which we be-
Iieyc any man has right TO LAY, and
striking blatant traitor who express
ses the hope in the most offensive and
insutIerable manner that our armies
win be defeated sentiments which
We are coufdeni no man will or has
The right 10 after
II the editor Of the Courier is TO
comment upon any Of our personal
transactions we should much prefer
that be should ascertain the facts in
The case, and We trust be viii prompt
" amend the record Of the Courier
in this particular and correct so wide a
mistake which we presume was occa.
stoned by misinformaiion or inadver,
,enee on his part.
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Miscellaneous Items.

TIE interesting story Of Miss Prescott, on
the FIRST page. will be continued through
three or four numbers. Her sketches Of
common life are vigorous. and truthful ~
This is one Of her beet stories.
Those Who ignorantly blame the sscre-
tary Of War for recent military movements
should know thai the President il IN fact AZ
10 form Commander. n-Chief Of the Army
and Navy, exercising the supreme direction
and assuming the responsibility. Every
night be IL at the War Office fSr several
hours, giving orders aud receiving reports.
lie has The same snperiniendenee Of mili-
tary a. OF civil affairs, and no member q
bis cAbine, can Justly be held responsible
for the conduct u The var
On Tuesday ofIast vesk stHsag party
o. Federal cavalry arrived At Marion. Cha
tender county. Ky., where Lodge Fowler
vas holding Circuit Court, and the ofAess
h eommand demanded iAsiths Jodgs and
u,susbers Il the bar present should TAXA an
oeth 70 be administered BY him. On iearu-
.ng the natsrs oftbs oAib, The Judge stated
hat i vas Unconstitutional. aud be eoaid
not take H. The attorneys present alse DE-
cliaeli ~ the same reason TIE whols batch
we're arrested, and resai'sA 70 g'se taii il
$40 900 each 10 snsser tsfore sbe Vsilta
States Court
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Assi ~ faas a. 5 sg = &ss3 sas ~rAsa
/ ooaa ~ ~ skas ~ falsss sflas -
sfsaaa ~. sspeetsa sysry ninets g Arue
~ iarfpsa nv hssss esvf ~ lsaos se3 raH
81 its wae3s. ana ~ rsssa sf.sr ras h6i ihsf
esula "a kesP o.. Nbsn S. nieths vps.3s
iauaa eat 81 l1sasraAas saehtst ans taTes
snogs n ear eQmpany. - me ~ heses srsf
he naouutsia and said n ne wceas hat alfiii.
sae.lay we ssAssd g. Msrys&al, came e. Tie
snsaats.ar 81 dsy. sheet 2 msies sr eFgsssd
tie Potomac issl nlgl,i laio Msry laua, ani So
= B.cs place % slsy with sous Jnion reople
sc shall siay here . fee Gays. our L.ealea-
aai !, voanset very bad ih re hsaa, siih =
shell. but be . wlth ~ bad usy isE bar -
ain very lsne. sappsse car eosnpaHy y al
Killed and taken, ~ ibs grvuud vas sirswsa
siih ilefn, and such ssresmlus a,ia scrraehng
sewer was heard Il Va, eanpleis slaughter
kc,8 e, cool . caula The balls wsna %
peas aly hee ceaid ieel llfe siaa s. ihemi Ne
Sc ne ~ M hand. d.d noi haB me maeh.--
Backs division were ash,lug a winrhe',er
-. ..eflay. aon't kuow how Il al come ous.
| must close. ut | have 70 <, me I've g 'hres
niles from where ana tonight
Yours truly, fRsp. W. Coos.
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nrirrnl 3D. aen. nnnL..

We uUe tod early II fbs prescai
eniea iha aaly military siaoaied
mts. that city il,ats whs had reserved
iigfoggA n.assaiy edaa'iea ~ Ne,i
Funl 81 asine asher Lac instiiatson
strs Il 70 - Fsnsrris o. osieers 90.
frosted ssh high eonmatd.. In ghe
esocoasfal retreat y Geu Banks is
ssain zen ihss eisillafs aaY have al
as qualities necessary 10 make =
great esiamanler. and hist onlf SIR.
eamslanees are needed 10 briog ibrm
eat 10 estlsel = retreat II faee 81
~ enemy q vastly superior Numbers,
snd > Leasy baggage traia 10 pre-
srrve beside. tries tie skill Of a CON.
mandes more thar a hundred battles.
Il is then that ~ ihe higher qualities
81 Al able general are dispsyed -
Tie rcireNi a Gen Banks through
The Shenandoah VALLEY, !, second on.
y to Washington retreat through the
Csrulinas II will rank the highest
among the remarkable retreats on rec
ord. To hgtl six battles and march
81 miles in two days, and that TOO
with a force Or only between I and
5000 mea against an enemy Nho had
10000 Il chilly armed and confident Of
easily crushing The little handful Of
gallsn, and brave men before them,
and beside all this 10 protect and bring
Oh in safety a heavy baggage train Of
oyer5oo wagons aud lose only 5o,is in
deed a triumph Of generalship worthy
Of the oldest aud most experienced
generals Of any age or country. All
honor 10 the noble Banks. Whocy-
CIR is to blame If any one, for the
cause Of the retreat, General Banks
did his work nobly and well. What
be and Fremont by uniting their
forces, as They were just ready TO do,
might have done We will not attempt
TO speenlaie npon. But still we can
not help thinking that now instead Of
talking about a retreat across the Po-
tomac possibly We should have been
ebronicling the defeat and capture Of
jackson, Ewell and all their forces,
a junctnrc with Mcclellan and the
capture Of the rebels at Richmond
Further events win explain all no
doubt, as lhe President with his Gus
tomary magnanimiiy takes all the re-
sponsibility.
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twe,rrrx ron rnr sornSALl

shall no, attemp, TO notice al the great
diyersities of ereeis aud seeis, and the dii-
ferent and distinct rites, ordinances and
forms Of worship BY which each is character
irei aud distinguished. throughout Chris,en.
dom, at the present day. bat shall merely
ad,er, TO few Of those which prevail gen
orally. and especially such as form the DIFF.
ferent construction Of the authority upon
which they are pre,endedly based, or are
sanctioned, and differently praeticcd, OF per-
formed, in this portion Of ehris1endon, and
therefore are not only calculated but sgee.
hrciy do separate and distract professed
christians, and 10 many instances, disirac,
aud destroy the peace, harmony and welfare
Of society. merely promising that consider
not only those but all other external or cor
porcal rites, ordinances aud ceremonies, as
duties or acts u christian worship, done
away or blot:ed out, by the blood Of Christ,
or (as ST. Paul says nailed TO his cross; aud
the whole tenor Of the gospel, as taught and
explained by him, is to the same purpose,
and that Christ by his death. burial and res
direction, hath aloued for, done away and
abolished the law Of commandments consist
ing in ordinances, &c. And what are rites
and ordinances. Of that kind, but things bod
lily, representing things spiritual; or things
temporal. representing things eternal and
these, St. Paul says, our Savior bore away
upon his cross; and all ordinances are Of the
same character. Aud without repeating the
arguments adduced by ST. Paul on the sub.
jet, and referring TO the particular passa-
ges in his several epistles. relating thereto,
(Which each one WHO is SO inclined can do
for himself | wish to speak more parleu-
larly Of individual rites, or ordinances; and
in the first place Of the rite, or as il is some
times called, the ordinance Of ptism. which
is administered by different denominations
in four different ways, and on two different
subjects, or on two different occasions, viz,
by sprinkling. immersion. pouring, and by
the cross on the forehead; and the form Of
application is considered as essential, by al
least two classes or denominations, viz. the
Baptiss, (properly so called) and the Ro-
man Catholics; and by the last as requisite
to salvation. And the subjects are infants
and adult professors, by most denominations.
and only to protested Christians by the Dap
lists. The authority for the administration
Of this rite il from two sources LIST, from
the practice Of the Apostles IN their day
and I'd. from the charge or command Of our
Savior in his benedietion or farewell address
10 his disciples, recorded by 81. Matthew.
and also by st. Mark. On both OF these
heads ! propose to make a few remarks here
after SuKEREs.