New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE TOUR or THE FOREIGN DELEGATES.
BRAHMIN IN THE PUIPrT-NARAYAa sBEsTADRt
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBusEJ

there ere two Crstians and after another visit 10
place no baptlsed many. and I'LL now 30 mas
worked there and at other stations Thoro are'h"atn
Of 500 under his charge at Jumba HIS success nas
een so great that we have wanted MIN Ia person 70
10. allow HIM to take subscriptions especially ior WI
the first OF the meetings which we propose through the
principal cities Of the Union. He viii tell bis own story
From Greenland Icy Mountains" was then sung.
and q collection taken in behalf Of the object
stated by DIR. Miller. The Rov. Narayan sheshadri OF
Bombay, india. then introduced. and after speak.
ing at much length Braminsm. referred to his
version az follows:
When attention directed to the Word OF God hs
became sad. He read the SD chapter OF Isaiah and
written by holy men OF God, Tie prophecies wero
fulfilled IN Christ He studied the doctrine OF orii
cifed Redeemer found therein all the attributes 81
God Every sin must ne infinitely evil IN The SIGH. of
God He felt IT, and resolved accept the boundess
love OF God and the 3th OF September 1913, he em-
braced the Lord Jesus II was great trial 70 give up
his family. and that in one hour Ihe moment no lsh
HindoOlsm ne became outcast among lis friends.
For eight years he studied for the ministry ana lie
should devote the remainder OF his LIE to ts Work
SIGHTSEEING IN WASHINGTON THE DELEGATES
DINE WITH GOV. SHEPHERD AT wnIARD5-DE-
PARTURE FROM TIE CAPITAL
GENERAL PREss DIsPArcHl
| WASHINGTON, Oct 15.--The members of tho
Evangelical Alliance visited the Capitol this morning.
and were photographed In group on tho steps Of tho
eastern portico. Dr. Sunderland then requested all 10
| join in singing the hymn;
Jesus shall reign shere'er The suu.
Does his successive jouneys
As this was sung all stood with clasped HANDS, and thu
singing closed with the verse beginning:
B..t be the tie, thai bind
Our hearts CbnshAo love.
A prayer was then offered by the Rev. DIR. Rodger.
OF New-York. at the close OF which all repeated tho
Lords prayer DIR. Marston of London rehearsed thu
Protestant Church creed all joining and at the close
singing the Doxoogy, Praise God from whom all bles
sings low." Before reenering the Capitol building br.
Tiffany announced to the delegates that the hotel bills
OF the from foreign countries wero paid aud
that an invitation had been extended to the delegates BY
Gov Shepherd to attend banquet at WIZARDS Hotel
Some one proposed three cheers the President OF ths
United States. which were given. The visitors wers
then shown through the Of tho Capitol.
aud spending time In sightseeing about ths
city they to Wizards Hotel where the dele
gates were individually introduced TO Gov. Shepherd
in the east paror aud social conversation followed pro
vous % their entering the dAingroom Here the Gov
ernor at the head Of hall called DR. Mitchell TO
offer blessing After tho dinner Gov Shepherd spoke
as follows:
1 honored gentlemen. by your presence az my
guests to-day Although from want OF time the enter
tanment offered you may be psurate with the
occasion. your welcome is none the less hearty and
sincere. Your VISIT to the seat of government VIII long
be remembered 10y people. and II YOU will take vita
| you as agreeable rec0lecuons OF Washington 10 you
deed. We have welcomed you leaders In the great
movement for the regeneration OF our race We WIN
! part with YOU with wishes OF GOdspeed IN the DoDo
which claims the best energies of your great minds
aud noble hearts Our regret Is that your stay WIN Va
you have inspired people with new zeal IN the
eats of tho Christian Church Allow me TO ooneluns
| with this sentiment: "The Evangelical Alliance may
its results he equal to the grandeur OF ~ conSeP
| the nobeness OF Its ends" tApplause1 =,
Dr. Tiffany 9sR said the METROPOLITAN Branch OF the
Alliance desired return thanks to the Governor for
his kind reception of the delegates. 1t would give him
great pleasure IL time permitted To make longer re-
sponse H. then called upon the Rev. DIR. Rlgg Of Lon
don who said he felt It great honor to be asked to
respond in behalf Of the foreign delegates to the sent
| ment which had just been announced, and which
found an expression in every heart. There need
speak OF the Alliance Itself and the reception with
which they had from the Governor and people OF
this city, for the receptions which had been given to
them from first to last transcended their antioi-
| pations. He had net many OF tho eminent
public OF this country and leading Christian gen
temen had been generously received by Jhem and
he must say the reception simply magnincent-not
magnificent in tho matter OF organization, but In the
richness OF spontaneous feeling which expressed itself
through every possible channel whether In tho family.
on the cars, or by the waysde There such
abundance OF kindness courtesy and generosity. that
none OF them could have anticipated its eI
tent. He expressed TO Gov. Shepherd and the
citizens the District in behalf OF his own country
other countries here represented deep sense OF the
raterna fellowship with which the delegates had been
welcomed to their shores and their hearts There was IN
the heart OF American society feeling Of sympathy
toward the people Of the old mother land and he would
carry back with him 20 England "reminiscences which
would 20 with him through life. He trusted thai
through Evangelical Alliance the mutual sympathy
between the two countries would become deeper rpen
ing into closer ties Of personal and national friendship
This speech with repeated expressions Of
applause. and cries Of Hear, Hear"
DIR. Arnot OF Belgium, who was next requestedt 10
speak, said it was great mistake 10 call upon him as
foreigner as he halfway American nav
ing visited this Capitol % years ago. anu also
three years ago-lIaughterl-and the only thing
he wanted a good pavement for the streets.
and they had IT, lIaughter The result of his studies
as to the socallcd of characters was that
they all very much alike. The American, how
ever, little like wine, sparkling and going on
in the eferyesceuce OF good fellowship tLlnshter He
would draw no uvidous comparisons OF countries. but
would repeat what said by the willy Scotch
man who sent by Queen Mary with
message the Prime Minister of England. Your mis-
tress the most beautiful woman In England. but mine
is the most beautiful woman in Scotland" Applause
and laugnter.l DIR. schaf, IN the course OF brief
speech said Americans had taken from the delegates
the best part OF their manhood, namely their hearts,
Bishop simpson said there beautiful unity among
those present. the strong solid thoughtful
subjects Queen Victoria dong she reign) In fell
lowshp with citizens OF the United States and tho
subjects OF the Emperor or Germany determined TO live
until he has settled the difficulties with the Pope laugh
teri and citizens OF the French Republic (may II long
contnuel associated with their German brethren In
Christ as II there had been DO battles between their
countries. Applause These and all Of them rejoicing
In spiritual allegiance. joined In proposing tho
health OF the Governor OF the District OF Columbia.
Three cheers giveni for the Governor who ro-
turned thanks for the kind feeling thus expressed and
called upon Secretary Harrington of the District ofCo-
lumbia TO respond. Mr.. Harrington said the visit OK
such guests a OF national concern, aud hs