The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-05

Fifth Aysuue--ADofber IRportant MaDhesto
4 from pere HyaciGihc--It II Received with
| Applause.
marninceu, congregation. composed OF the
| Clergy ana laity belonging TO the Evangelical ALL
anoe assembled yesterday forenoon within the beau
| ,in silver gray granite walls OF the Reformed
church, corner OF Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth
street Every seat in the broad luxurious aisle aud
! mellow lighted galleries fed, and Immediately
! 60, ~. entrance. along the marble tiled
| .naca a, tina real Of the pews, frtuge
\ az snectators extended, some OF whom were
delicate ana lovely ladies' appareiled IN the richest
| OF perfumed silks, and joining with s'soasneu Ter
vency in the choral chants that swelled IN wavy
volumes the roof. The cream OF Fifth avenue go
clety conspicuous In the brilliant tbrong, ana
the brightest inteects OF the Alliance were preseh.
In the circle clergy. Mr.. W. +. Dodge Pres.deat
called the meeting to order, and pev. Dr. DO Wit
opened the proceedings with prayer and reading OF
the Scriptures. Secretary stev. Gorham D. Abbott
presented letters from Sosent members. who ex.
pressed their great regret being necessarily COM
PEELED 10 absent tps nselves. Among those VINO
were unable 70 attend was Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher.
The PsfsIUESr, mentioning the purpose Of the
meeting being 10 arrange for the great EVANGELICAL
Cognch which win be held mere next year and 10
| receive nom Dr. SchaG report OF his mission in
who related his experience abroad In highly inter-
estlnR narrative. He had been 50 England, France,
Switzerland, Germany and Holland, had attended
the annual convention OF the CoDgregatonalists OF
England, the British Bible Society anniversary, two
1 general assemblies Of the Established and Free
Churches of Scotland; had secured the atten-
ton sympathy and expressed cooperation OF
many members of the Englsn Parltament-Lord
\ Stanley, Lord Avery, Earl OF Shaftesbury, and
4 others--besideS those distinguished divines Dra.
/ Harrison, Dale and Rowles; DR.. Ede, of the United
/ Presbyterian Church; Rev A. Q. Brice, Professor
l Dun. OF the Free College, and many more whose po
siton and influence wss eminent and acknowledged.
\ He met ct the table OF the Lord Mayor the Arch
i bishop OF Canterbury, TO whom he was introduced
and explained the purpose OF his mission. The Arch
| bishop without positively declining TO endorse
4 the project, expressed himself beng somewhat
reluctant 20 give decided appreciation to ITS purpose
/ just then, but would write on the subject to the
DOCTOR Rev. Mr.. SpurgeoD thought 1t would be I'm
possible for nun TO attend the council account OF
his many pressing engagements but still he believed
he might manage to get away. DR.. Av0rd, Dean OF
Canterbury, said he should feel happy in being pre-
| sent, but he had determined on making O tour OF
ready paper on christian Unionr 10 send to tue
| conference. In France, Germany and Holland his
success was equally marked, and he had no occasion
TO complain OF the least absence Of the true evan.
| geica spirit wherever he sojourned.
! Rev. DR.. SeHEScK, OF Brooklyn, on being In
troduced offered set OF resolutions expressive or the
cordial feeling Of the body towards DR.. SchafY their
entre approval OF his course abroad and the ready
tenders OF their warmest on his safe
! return to their midst The Rev. Dr. Scbenck pro-
| ceeded to offer some remarks the importance of
Dr. Schafrs m. sslon and the glorious results which
sure to spring from the coming together of tho
conference, embracing. as 1t win, men OF various
nations and various orders OF distinction In the ten
| pie OF Christian fame. whose concentrated wisdom
| and nnanimiiy OF pIous purpose viii send forth
beams OF Christian light and heat 10 and Invg.
| Rev. 8. IRASDRUs PRINCE asked those present to
contribute all they could 10 the entertainment Of the
foreign delegates The sum was fixed at $50 600, and
| arrangements were quickly made to havo the
amount contributed In due time.
Rev. DR.. McCsoH delivered scholarly address.
| Rev. D1. THOMPSON mentioned letter which
| Father Hyaolnths wrote few days ago to the Rev.
| Leonard W. Bacon, who Is engaged in tTaasating
Rev. Mr. BACON. TO the great interest OF the au.
dience, then read the following letter. which was
| received with lond APPLAUSE
! To Rev LEosARD W. BAoos, BROOKLYN
I oe an d %us o e sa a tue
published IN Europe some OF them are actually he produc
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for american readers The others moro important in their
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should have been glad ackno Wedge, could have
With which have Sses received here and Which, sha
always reckon among the greatest honors and the
Such they howevs commit .as,s rna. production.
ar am present them through your hands to ths. great
numerous and nourshns Protestant churches of which you
proud Of my rT.9s. but deem Of =.
IL shall some day learn to initiate people with whom
practice wh whom The cause Of labor !. never eonou1aes
with TIA. q revolution and nsys, divorced from cha, or
tons It's houses Of prayer amid M houses OF
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syens day ends h w0Is which has done and rests tho
remain faithful Q my Church and u have lifted my
On T. ruin you may msasus no intensity Of love for
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house hath IN, eaten me up confirm: faithful s to my
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.ibe e unuisrabe blessing Of The conmunlon Of saints
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o. the Same o9a the blood Of the same Christ tho hopes of
or our nr,aon unasr he Of COD who s.sh what
mould aG 81 we are =. Sess SGm%Oq for y. aPsus
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,Sn: Of Zoe h soul Which are never refused TO asve
hand these Two sundsssd and whsrsd branches. and
the children Of Israel who follow her. the churches Of Inc
prstssd them together heart and under The outpor
hencefonh they might make but have
laughed 10 scorn effort seemingly mad, have
asked q me- as Of that ancient seer wit ihou not
what thou meanes by these things Is Ezekiel xviii
And 7, looking upon that that Al barren and
mutatod now behold the brilliant Tower ADD The
sayoTy fruit
s'cnc God faith, baptlsrn.-
"And there shall be one flock shephsrd.n
BROTHER HYACfNTHE
HIGHLAND FALLa, ALL SOULS Day, Nov O. 1889
After this the meeting adjourned with prayer.
In the evening ut eight O'Clock the church was
again crowded and Kew. DR.. Schan procee ed with
the narration OF his experiences In the line OF his
mission Ia Continental Europe. Ii was listened To
with much interest, after which addresses were de.
DyereG by George ii. Stewart, of Philadelphia the
Rev. Drs. Hail, Adams. Cause and Professor
Charller.