These Congregational churches are more particularly denominated _Orthodox_ than any other churches in the United States, and adhere to the doctrines of Calvin or Hopkins. PUBLICATIONS.—The Orthodox Congregationalists publish a great number of periodicals, the principal of which are the _Boston Recorder_, the _New England Puritan_, Boston, Mass.; the _Christian Mirror_, Portland, Me.; the _Congregational Journal_, Concord, N. H.; the _Vermont Chronicle_, Windsor, Vt.; the _Congregational Observer_, Hartford, Ct.; and several in the Western States, which are sustained partly by Congregationalists and partly by Presbyterians. Disciples Of Christ. The largest number of this denomination is found in the region of country around where its doctrines were first propagated. There are, however, societies of this class of Christians in other parts of the country, some adopting, and others rejecting, its views on baptism. The total number in the United States is about one hundred and fifty thousand. PUBLICATIONS. The Disciples of Christ publish a periodical, the _Millennial Harbinger_, at Bethany, Va., (edited by CAMPBELL, the founder of the sect,) and another, the _Evangelist_, at Carthage, Ohio. Episcopalians. We have already given, in the historical account of the Episcopal Church, in this Country, a few brief notices of its condition; and we now present the following additional statistics. List Of Bishops. It being the essential principle of Episcopacy, that legitimate church authority is not originated by voluntary associations of men, but is of Divine origin, derived from Christ, and transmitted through an unbroken succession of Bishops, who trace their appointment to Him, we here give a list of the names of persons who constitute such succession. ORDER OF EPISCOPAL SUCCESSION. A. D.