New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
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me. An This country Here will gather guests from the
ssur quarters OF earth Europe, Asia and Africa
will send religious workers 10 commune with the select
sheuherds Of American focks Here will be repre-
.entd the largest bodies OF the Protestant
world England sends delegates from her Established
Church and her dissenting sects The Scottish Churches
both national and Free appear by delegated pastors
Ireland will be present, in the person OF eminent sou"
France deputies eloquent preachers and professors Oh
Pars Grave theoogians and renowned teachers COME
from Germany. Other European countries ana u"ns
atlantic countries outside Europe are also repre-
sented while considerable delegations are 10 coi"o
canadian cities and from branch Alliances all o's
country.
THE FOREIGN DELBGATEs
The character of the foreign delegates 10 inc O"'i
enee and the diversity Of the places from ny
some NAV best he shown by the following hs' Vi ueie
- an1o,ntod and who are expected 10 attend.
Nearly all of these have already arrived besiue 'ne
ar delecate the Conference will attract visitors OF
note from across the sea.
Prom fs British KEY. IN Apno, ~ ~
Johs P,p CPce Cburcbl Monro scotland J. d. CSrnegie ESQ
pseHs 70. Ho. b Hs5oS ea Lb the Rev Robert D. d.
Rev r. T. Ken Ps ssd e Rev Rev Henri Miller Ham
er,%ib Sc Rev DuscP Moore vienna the Rev DAVID haion
~, R w stevenson Dobbn The Rev. Richard Smyth, d. Lon
''SSrJ, Tbc W Aveng London the Rev W.
smith AObrey London A. A7'sng ESQ., London; d ' s
Icson; tb, Rev Galloway London Goodwill eg scar
the
St.fe e Rev Joseph Hasey, AveHey Lonton the Rev
Robert %G DES Usa y'i REV. T' S S. a' Yo
% Nm Norh ESQ Ieioesier the Rev Joseph Parker d. D. Lon
iSa e rev j. p Stevenson IL D. Reading the Rev Henri
Ies Cha. Tyler ESQ LONDON Geo II esq, Ion @
'' es woe or EaeaadTbe Right Rev Dr. Afford Gate Bishop Of
xe,Snsh BO~'In s Alfred CRnyebn Iorlon the Rev
tS. Clders Nice she Rev Canon W H. Ffeemsne, London
Jo.rh Gde,ion e London th Ke' r. F spsSec
soss Le ' S0 Se S fc.S R 1' College
doe Rev James Long Churrh Missionary Sooe Caeuita James
isri esq the Rev Dallas sar;on London h. y B.
Paybs Smith D. D Dean Of Cantebuy The Rev Dr. @ H. ssyI9oI
Dean Tuam george Sykes Dubh5 the Rev George Weldon
John Edrari; IivsSo tS Reg Jo o51.I F y9o
Auret dc1 the Rey T. Jenkins SouhEG5t Leict1Sers9e
Hslo. eesding the Ee' Jas Il Rigs D. D. WeSR R W
msanes PntuSeh the Rev tPe Church, BON
hay The kev l. Sto.heTt Free Church. SoIehAn -, D. ,,
soysf rise the Rev Geo Pesrc Ga caia me Rev C. sove
IOSrSg Infbe Rev d. HolleIsker Rotterdam, Holland
o Rev, C. Brow own LII d. md B es =,
GoSd o and BY 81 feg,si I g. Pr GTeH 1eees cceSs
Wales Capt r. Jackson BsrnPe Devon the Rev VIM horgs
ssSc GSI 'o Sas Il Il sieEs Dr. pdb Gee
vgeon London Warren London Wm lorke Principal Tram
Il" ta BSIsSs. MsoSsi Rev r F. Rev
son b Combe os pae9s PIsou1 Dien .ne rev ,
Re-, Geo Nsch d des Bsses LebTees Pans ibe hey Ehe
Robin Others designated The Rev. IleoPalns ksrnouI
Secretary sev Of EvangesnGR Paris the Rev. NaSane
MelEs school
BslgtoR BraHeesbe Rev. Leonard Auet resbyteran Bn'-
' st @s s, n j. Istt Lausanne; Frank
Corn D. Geneva, Prot PEonler Geneva The Rev Euse'e
Iutch The Rev NJ. Cohen stuart, Rotterdam
.,tTeb n d. USyersty Of Bonn Prof j. Dorne d. Berlin;
Prot W Kraft University Of Bonn the Rev H. krpmnaeoer
HANNAH Gbbeusu Charles BOer Srabnrg the Rev Dr.
SS F Be- TIE s1 n LsS'J Jena. S Rev IdSsT DeI
Ss9.ih Brsa F. Abreuburc GOtbeuburg John
NesBder Upsas Ek NysrO Pm D. SOckhOm Capt g.
T,Tl5ss B,SHcE-fhe E. Bliss constsnsaOos; the
D. Cousnunopei the Rev Timau C. Trowpndse
0Toei BraaeA-The Rev P D. Kaopathahe' Athens
ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES.
or the foreign transatlantic delegates. there had ar
rived up to Sunday, the 2sth inst, the follOwng
o(ne British BroncAes-Th, VIM Anot D. D., the Rev L.
Berhesy The Balm. The Rev D. Carnegie The Rev
E ESS AFs siS D t the ne Rev ach Smys D. the Rev w
AysIHs the Rev. H. Smith AooTe, Compton 3st h si Ee' S
D D. The Rev. Sohn StoashtoR d. the key . r Ste.t
; T1iei ii The Rev Nc.s 9 Gordon Prof STANLEY
k kSsa. wan S sTa VIM Lees Thos Peuoe Rgr D.
sen The sy A''F. b Ss,1o I SSnsdS G Ses
Trnf Harms Jones the Rev Messrs Russell james c Bees
Dr Hoga MILLER and Hsss5' T. SsT T NJ D. os' A NJ D.
john a., "j Fh bssTSs Rev Me@ Cook John F. b
c, ,f,,ri"r I,'.T,s ,rrrc Deeoppat Geo Fiscb u. D.
Tbeophus Larr9uI Nshah,sl ~es' snd T. W. h,Sa S N
FrsSl Coa D. D. Reche of the Dutch BrsnchesThe
CJe GerrSas Branccs-Prot Chnstcb D. D.; Prof J.
Dorue1 d. be Rev Me H. Kummseher Charles BOeatT and
OK Tark,b Brarch.-The Rev Rdvn I. Bliss
Besde deeates The Rev John bnndley Ii D. Montreal
. Rsy WIN murray Of Falmouth Jsmaes John Sumo Wallace
Of Scotia, have reached the city.
The list OF delegates from American branches outside
Of the United thus far reported at the headQuar
tiers Of the Alliance in New-York is as follows:
Ne,r Brnsriek Armstrong Correspond
ms he Baron Botsrd NJ D. President Bible Socey
Mens CHRISTIAN Association Bspus-Ibe Rev g. NJ W; carey
Aetbois-lbe Rev. M. Cune Not de'ign@el-Ja heMAr'
Tyc1io BrancaThe Rev d. Green the Rev John NJ
HN. HnN B. Mar. lie
mcnirea sransA Rev Dr. Dawson, Principal
Mcti College The jenkins, D.. Rev NJ. Gibson.
hpi'eopa9.-. key ssl onI ~ - ba2s!- yosg1 R %
Douehs LII Ccngrgatonast-th Rev II. Wlse d. D. LII D..
Co,sro Brascs Caaada-Wesiey4u-Tbe WIN
BciraS Brin,k @Preshyser,nTe Rev John Burton
Cong Rev John Lewis Wesysn-R RICHARDSON
BESIDE the names eminent IN the Professionalism OF
the Old World given above whose presence is expected
at the Conference many others of note had promised
60 take part in It's proceedings. Some OF these death
has taken, including the Rev, Dr. Guthrie Of Edin-
bnrgh Rev. DR. Hoffman, Court preacher, OF Berlin
the Rev +. Kurmmacher Of Germany, Prof Merle
D'Aubgnc. ID. d., and Count de tGasparn OF Geneva
spd in tins country, Bishop Mcllvane d. d., Of OHIO
the Rev Dr. schmucker of Pennsylvania, aud Others
Prof Tschendor d. d. Lepsc, who has been expected,
is disabled by Illness The Rev. f. de Pressense
of Paris has been elected 10 'he Oorps hsSisIa anu
sterdam is kept back by public official engagements
Other famous theOOgians aud preachers are either
bnnnd bv Die occupation or detained by the
of voyage. IL Is stated, however mat the
general Impression among the European branches OF
fhe Alliance that the coming Conference will exceed
IN dignity and importance any OF ITS predecessors.
THE MIN WHO ARE TO READ PAPERs
The weight and thoroughness Of the discussions OF the
Conference the competence OF the men who are 10
participate NAV be understood by the following list Of
those appointed to read papers upon the topics
6xed for treatment:
The members of the British Branch. whose names APP
pear IN the programme, the Rev. Messrs Wm Arnot
ID. d.; Joseph Angus d. d.; r. W. Avehng, L. E. Berke-
lev James Doris Secretary Evangelical Allancel
Canon W. H. Freemantle. James Girdlestone, esq; the
Rev Messrs j. c. HARRISON ID. D.. Prof j. Harris Jones,
Pm d.; 7. Y. Killcn Robert KuOx ID. D.; Prof Stanley
Iezthes e. Dallas Marstou, Hugh Miller NJ. D.; Charles
Reid NJ p; the Rev. Messre. Joseph Parker, ID. d.; j.
s. Russell Secretary Evangelical Aance). James H.