New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

Prof g p Krsuth, D. d.. Philadelphia; James McCosh.
D. d. LII D. pTnoetSn WIN Mat D. D Peau
Richard Newton, d. D., philadelphia; Prof Henry a.
Nelson D. d. Lane TheGloSical SEMINAR Gnenpan
| Cmcaco Prof W. s. Pumer, ID. d.. Theological SeDi-
ss Il SSsS PC SCa D. D. Press
dent Union college; Bishop f. de schweinltz s. l. H.
P6iIadeIphia; george H. Stuart Philadelphia Prof W.
| r. Warren, Boston; Theo d. Woolsey' H. d. LIZ D'
New-Hsven.
THE PROGRAMME OF THE ooxFEREscE
Tho sessions Of the Conference will be occupied with
the presentation Of papers upon the leading topics OF
modern Christian thought Friday, Oct. 8, the nrst
business day OF the Conference Will be devoted 10 inc
organization OF the Conference TO an address by the
President Of the Conference and to reports on the pres
en state of religion in various parts of Chrstendom
The general theme of the second days papers viii De
Christian Union" Of the third business day, MoDday'
Oct G. Christianity and It's Antagonsms; Tuesday
oct. T. Christian Life :" Wednesday Oct. 8, Protes-
tantism and Romansm" Thursday, Oct 9, CHRISTIAN
ity and Civil Governments" Friday. Oct 10, "Chrsuan
Missions Foreign and DOmestic;' Saturday, OCT H.
the closing business day of the Conference, Chris
tanity and Social Reforms" The divisions OF Thought
under which these great central topics will be consd-
cred are divided in this manner;
On Friday Oct 8, the Rev. C. De Coppet, b. d., OF
Paris will read report upon the state OF Tehgon ii
be heard upon the state OF reigion IN Germahy me
state Of religion in Holland will be explaneq pg , sne
Rev NJ. Cohen Stuart Of Rotterdam; Italy VIII De TAKEN
up by the Rev MatteO Prochet OF Genoa SWltzeIIanu
w pc ESsGSef 1 S SPAN is the subject the
Rev. Centaro Carrosco of Madnd the state OF engon
! PHI ID of Stockholm In the absence Prof. A. Tho
luck ID. d., of Halle. and the Rev. Dr. Kahar OF oopen-
! upon Evangelical Theology in Germany" and upon
the state OF religion in Scandinavia, VIII DC rea1
On Saturday, Oct. 4. the general theme OF Christian
Union will be treated under six heads. The first,
| Union bv Faith with Christ. the Basis OF Christian
Union" win be discussed by Prof. Charles Hodge and
Bishop Smpson: the second, The Communion OF Saints
modes Of ITS promotion and manliestalo1'D VIII DE
Rev. E. F. Cook of Paris and Dr. Potter OF Union Col
lege; upon the the third. Christian Union consistent
with UNCONVENTIONAL Distinctions papers WI be pre- pre-,
scented by the Dean OF Canterbury and bishop Bedeli
of Ohio; the fourth The Evangelical Alliance, lts 90,
jeets and influence in promoting CHRISTIAN Union anu
| religious liDery,' will have the treatment OF the Rev
Messrs James Davis and j. S. Russell OF London seere,
tarles of the British Alliance ana ny me hev W. NOE
Of Berlin. paper prepared for the Conference by inc
late Merle DAuggne OF Geneva will also be read The
of the United states OF America TO Great Britain and
! The Rev John stoughton. d. d., of London; and the
sixth Interchange OF Pulpts OF paper by the Rev
! f w. Conrad ID. D., Philadelphia.
On Monday, Oct 6, eleven divisions Of the general
theme, Christianity and its Antagonisms," VIII be
| and comprehends papers by Prof Harry b. Smith Of
this city aud the Rev. Dr. Paul Zimmerman, Leipzig
ment" the second and is in the hands Of President
McCosh OF PrincetOn the third is Recent Discoveries
with reference TO Primitive Man compared with Rev
eation." will he treated by the Rev. Dr. Dawson, Prn-
cipa OF McGi College, Montreal for the fourth Best
Stanley Leathes, Kings College, London, and Prof.
TheO Chrstlieb, d. d. University OF Bonn Prussia, are
appointed and paper will he read which prepared
| by the Rev. John Cairns, d. d., OF Berwick England,
s sostoR W UniTS S y Boston Mass viii present the NH
! subtoplc, American Inhdelity its Factors and
Phases Ideal Philosophy" is the sixth, and this
Prof. C. p Krauth D. d., of Philadelphia is the essay
list Prof Guyot Of Princeton has the seventh Geol-
and the subject of the Rev E. A. Washburn, d. d. Of
this city the ninth Is -" Christianity and Humanity"
aud for 1t appointed President Nevn of Lancaster.
Penn and Prof Felix Boret OF Neuchate Switzerland
Prof Edward Spess. Pin d. University OF Jena has the
eleventh. The Gospel History and Modern Criticism"
paper by Prof J. j. Won oosterzee, d. d. University
Of Utrecht Holland viii be presented IN ms absence
CHRISTIAN Lite the general themc OF TUESDAY oct;
and Causal between Christian Doctrine and Christian
Life,' the Rev. VIM. Arnot ID. d., OF Edinburgh, has
paper; the second, personal Religion, It's Aids and
Hihdrances" is assigned to the Rev DIS Fuller OF Bal
tlmOre and Mast of Cincinna the third. Family Re
hglon to be treated by the Rev j. c. HARRISON d. d.,
of London, and Prof Plumer OF Columbia Theological
Seminary; SUNDAY schools, the fourth topic, Will be
Charles Reid NJ p of London, the Rev Nathaniel Weiss
! of Paris, and the Rev. DR.. Vincent OF New-YOrk
subject of the Rev James II. Rgg d. d. Wesleyan
Training College, Westminster England; President An
tianity upon It's Professors N Commercial and Public
! Afairs-the Right Use OF Wealth" The Rev Dr. Patton
of Chicago takes up the seventh "Revlvas OF Religion
| How 10 make them productive OF permanent good
President Porter OF Yale College, and the Rev Dr. A. L.
SIMPSON of Derby England are assigned To the eighth,
a., ,ntb suhiect The Pupit of tbe Ace" the Rev
JoseDh Parker, u. D. OF LONDON the Rev. Henry Ward
BeecbeT and Prof. kdder OF Drew theological seminary
The general theme Of Wednesday. oct s, Protestant
ism and ROmanism has ten dlYlslos Tue hrst - The
Dogma uf IniahhIhy as Promulgated by The Vatican
Council-Nomnal Professionalism treated by Prof j. A.
Dorner d. D., University Of Berlin, aud Prof Hitchcock
~ tne Union theological Seminary NewYOrk. Papal
InfaIbiity and Old Catholicism" the second subject
will occupy the attention OF Prof Kraft OF the Unver-
s,fy of Bonn. Prof Premier the Free Church Theo-
Logical Seminary Geneva has the tnIrd. Catholicism
in Switzerland since the idst Council Upon the fourth,
Evangezaton OF Roman Catholics In France, are the
Rev DR.. FiSch and Il. LOrriauX OF Paris. The nth is
| Professionalism and ROmanism compared In their rea-
ton " Modern CviiZation, TO ne IIealel by Proi
Fisher Of Yale College The sixth Is The German En-
pire and Modern UltramOutanSIn," and this the Rev.
Leopold We OF COethen, Prussia, ana the Rev A. Doc
uer GOttUgen, have III hand. Bishop Cummins OF Ken
lucky has seventh SUBJECT Reform ana Reformed
Liberty" to he presented by Prof. Hoyey Of Newton
Theological seminary, Massachusetts: Ihe Key Or;
etOrrs OF Brooklyn discusses 1ne hlhti Tome Appeal
10 Educated Protestauts." The tenth " The Training
required 10 enable Protestant Ministers ehectualy tn
meet the Intellectual Demands OF the Age, gwen to
| the Rev. Dr. Conlin OF Geneva.
The general theme OF Thursday, Oct 9, is Christian
ity and Civil Government" and in this eight divisions
| are made. The Rev Canon Freemante OF London and
first division, Ihc Church ana The Nation-Church and
State" The Rev. DR.. Woolsey treats the second Con,
TO KeGe9 1pon Uni Ja1es 1TdIest"e 81 Lo1do
to the fourth, The Sabbath Made for Man-Hs O0nse-
ouent Cht 10 Legislation Tor Securing its Ends Mark
nn Inc Conuent OF Eirope" prof Aste of Lausanne
SWitzerland the sixth, The Effects OF CvIl and r.
ugous Liberty Upon Christianity" Prof. Goodwin vi The
iviuy School Philadelphia to the seventh, The In
anence of Christianity civil and Religious Liberty"
President Campbell OF Rutgers College to the eighth,
Support of the Christian Ministry" john Hall, ID. d..
New York and the Rev. l. Y Vullen, Belfast Ireland
The general theme OF Friday Oct. ~, Christian Mis-
| sions-Foregn ana Domestic" has nine divisions The
first is The Duty the Churches Relation 10 Mis-
sons" and is to he treated 10y the Rev. Joseph Angus
! d. d. Regents Park College, London. To the second,
Power OF the Gospel among the most degraded Tribes
f the Heather World" is ssigned Bishop T. de Scbwe
liz of Bethlehem Penn. TO the third Protestant MIS-
snns among the Oriental Churches the Rev. ID.
nodge of this CITY, together with the reading OF paper
prepared by the Rev IL. II. Jessup, d. D.. OF beirut,
SYRIA, who Will be ABSENT 10 the fourth " Christianity
| aInoup HinGOos-Obstacles TO Mission Work.
WOmen's work in India" are assigned the Rev Narayan
sheshudri OF Bombay, Hugh Miller M d., Of Scotland,
ana the Rev j. S. MOodslde; 10 the hfth, "Terri,Ora.
| DIVISION of Missionary Fields Of La0Or-MissiOnary