, 1872-12-30
AN EVANGELICA. ALLIANCE.
Outline of the Exercises at the Amer
lean Session.

Outline of the Exercises at the Amer
lean Session.
From, the .Sc,o Tort Tribune.
The Conference OF tho Evangelical Alliance,
which was to have been held III Now York III ls1o,
but which was postponed on account of the
Franco-German war, hasbeen finally sot down for
October of next year, and promises to be ono Of
the most remarkable gatherings ever held IN
New York. It will be . wonderful thing for
representatives of all Christcndom to gather in
the New World, and the presence Of 30 many
leading minds in New York will bo striking in
cident in its work-a-day career. large meeting
in the interest OF tho Alliance will be held III
February, when moro definite announcements
concerning tie Conference may bo expected.
Tho following outline OF tho programme, as
far ,s determined upon, is given below, though
it is still subject to alterations:
Thursday Oct. o.-social reunion Of 1ne'nbers md
delegates address OF welcome and replies by officers
Fri,as, Oct. 3.-OrsAnizaton Of the Conference,
di, sussion the present state Of Christen<ionl.
Speakers tho Rev. Eagenc Bcrsier, Paris; tho Eev.
u Arumn.acher Brandenhurg; the Rev. Cohen st''st,
Rotterdam Father Gavazzi, Kome tie ler lroeliet,
Geneva tie Rev. Antonia Carrasco, Madrid; the
Rev. D. Thorcn, Dean Of Upsala.
Union By Faith with Christ tho Basis Of Christian
Uron - The Communion Of sants, Mcaes q rs IS
Promotion and anifestation The Esangea9s Glra A.
Eccssiastieal tho United States rea Britain and
D. D., Dean Of Canterbury; the Rev. John stouRhton
D. D. London; the Ray. james Davis End Dr.
Shn,e.t.u Secretaries Of tho British organization
London the Rev. DR.. Paul k1enert, University Of
Berlin. .,-
Sunday. ort 5.-Mornirg Sermons hg ministers
In ull the churches open to the Alliance Evening
Meetings for prayers aud short addresses III various
churches and in different languages.
aondau Oct 6.-Subjects for discussion: ~ 1a-
tiona1izm and Pauthes1n :" alateriasm AM. Posi-
tiys1n :" "Dtse methods of couuscracting Modern
Ianlelity :" Z" Harmony Of Science aud Revelation.
''Thc Gospel History aad Modern Criticism Ing S
GOSPEL and Philosophy;'" "talth anu Eoason; G:S
Professor Stanley Leathes, Kings College, London
| the Rev John Cairns D. d. Berwick, England Pro.
fcssor Calderwood University Of Edinburgh General
| Superintendent ". Hoffman, D. Dt. Berlin; Professor
Theo Cnrs.lieb, D. D., unversitF Of Bonn. Prussia
Holland Prot. F. Godes, D. D., Seuchate, switzer-
| lind: Prof Jean Monod, y. D., University Of Moa-
/ tauean, France. .7
Tuesday oct 7.-subject for discussion Personal
aRhi aRshsious aud Secular Education - +" Demands Of
christianiy upon its Professors in Commercial aud
public Affairs !" Right Uses Of Wealth :" Reyiya!s
of Religion :" /" Christianity and the Iress J.; Ihe
tiora.n Speakers: The Rcv: William Arnot, Edin-
| bursa the Rev. James H. Rigg. .. D., WESLEYAN
| Training College, Westminster; the Rev. J. e. HaIri'
sou D. D., London the Rev. Frnnck CoEi1n, d. y,
Geneva the Rev. Dr. Fish, Paris; Prot: J: 6. ltsid-
erer, ph D., wurtemburg the Hon. J. v. Voa Doom,
Wednesday, Oct s.-suhjects for discussion
*prncipos Of the Reformation" Effects OF the Ref
oruation upon Modern Civilization ~. cscnt A.
poets Of Romanisn, Tho Old Catholic Movement
listers to Enect1laly Meet tho Practical Demands q
| the Present Age" Speakers Prof. L. Il. Flulnr:Sr
| Eiues College, London; the Rev. Joseph 49, D.
D., Regents Park, London; tho Lev. Eia1na IL