GEN. WASHINGTON.
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writer in the New York Journal of Commerce relates the following incident in the life of WAs

 rNcroN. as showing his friendly spirit towards churches differently organized from that in which he was educated: f9

 "It is recorded of Washington, that when the army were posted near Presbyterian church, hearing that on the following Sunday there was to be communion, he sent to the minister to know

 f it would be agreeable to them that he should par take with tkem at the communion table, ,-he be- ing on Episcopalian. The clergyman sent him a meet cordial invitation to partake with them, ,say ing ha did not consider they were sitting down to Preshyi Srian table, but to Gke Lofrs sble, where all were welcome who pfofessed to follow him. Thus did thoee two great men. though of different branches of the Christian Church, unite in Chris tian love and fellowship, at the table of their com mon Msster. It were devoutedly to be wished, that all Christans of the present day were animated by the truly Christian love and charity of General Washington.