New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
the PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL COUNCIL.
EXERCISES At TIE SESSION AT EDNDuRGH IN JULY
THE DELEGATES FROM TIE UNITED STATES.

EXERCISES At TIE SESSION AT EDINBURGH IN JULY
THE DELEGATES From TIE UNITED STATES.
There Will he large delegation from the
United states to the General Presbyterian Council
which v III I've held in Edinburgh in July Delegates Will
be entertained IN private families and at hotels, and on
their arrival at Edinburgh will report themselves at
Palms C0ckbuE Hotc! Some will make the voyage In
MAY 20 rs 10 prof by few weeks 50jouln IN Great
Britain or on the Continent before the meeting OF the
council The programme Of business to come before the
council il. Gyad among dys. with special service
Tor the intervening Sunday The following is the order,
although other meetings may De arranged fol the second
weei, in july in Edinburgh or elsewhere:
Juir 3-Oiug sermon in the morning: 10 the evening
r"i OF ircsy eIiln Churches especially nom tho United
Juy Gcner;l subject. rlueipes Of erianlsm =
rrcsby III Relation to The Wants ana Tendencies Of
July 5.-Grneral subject Home Work OF Presbyterian
Church " special subjects PI hing aud the Training Of
The Reformed Church CT the Continent OF Europe
,.H Mi.s"naIy Civilizations and How to he EnfTccd
ChaIacjccs OF Presby Missions ana Coop ration
july 7Iorning meeting only the subjects being distrb
Dav aud How Meet It. spiritual Life, IIinderdnce. ard
Helps me Christian rraufas OF The Young
July Address 10 Christian WORKERS morning ard after.
special IN line evening; ENanSosc
J1y 6~MoTnng mcelirs; three sections: PRESBYTERIAN
ally "Copora-e and Popular Religious Literature, so.
cal Evils, Intemperance, 5ensnay, CowGed DWELLINGS"
tel Object. OF the Aiiaace' Nalcl!c;ory addresses.
prcted that the ten General Presbyterian Assem-
blIcs OF this country viii DE represented The General
Assembly (NoIthcru is entitled to 40 delegates, who
have been appointed rs iOlOwS:
CLIRGYMEN-The Rev. Drs William Adams, New York
Robert W Patterson Chicago; Howard Crosby Kew York
james scCosh Princeton \ j.; Charles c. Bty stcubens
Nic OhiO William ~ Paxton, y y Samncl ". Campbell,
Rochester; John Hail Samuel Irongus Prime, Pip ScIah
Lyman III. Atwgtcr, Prince
ton y j. Henry j. Van Dyke. BROOKLYN; Elias H. Beado
aud William HiackwSod hadelphia; William NJ Thompson.
Beirut, syria; William J.. Moore, Columbus, ONO a.
Alexander Hodge. Allegheny PENN David e. Marquis Bal
timlIc; Miiam {. Roberts, Elizabeth y. j. samuel j.
NcfOis 81 Louis, No: Irancs L. Patton, Chicago, Ill;
James Iells Oakland cal 1890
Brknap Cornelius X. Agnew ~ d., Of NrY.York Prof
IlHard North Clinton y. Y. Prof. II. q. Eaton brooklyn
George Junkin Philadelphia; John T. Nixon, Ircnon n. j.;
Henry W. Williams, MclseCro, Penn; jacob = FaITand.
Detroit Mich: Ch4uncy y Old. COnmbus ONO; Emerson
White Lafayette. Ind; Thomas r. Alexander Louisville.
Ky; Drake, 81 LOUIS, Mo; H. b. COegys rhlla-
Inc following deeg have been designated to repre-
sent the General Assembly (SOuth):
Aabama-rhe Rev. q. II. W. PetTie. d. d.; W. T. webb.
ArkIsis-Thc Rev 7. X Welch, ID. d.. JOhu Hampton.
Oeo-gaThe Rev. Donald Frazer Gen \. j. Hanscl Ken
ssspp-Thc Rev. H. NJ Pauurr, ID. d.; ". H. Iyman Mis-
soui-Ihc Rev. r. u. HIank d. D.. John L. PhipS Nash.
lins-rhe J. H. Wilson u. d.; Judge David
Soat CarolnaIhe Iey: j. b. Adgcr, d. H.; J. the.
Texis-Te Rev J. w. miller. D. d. James Sorloy. Virginia
The Rey. NJ. d. ofe d. d. Col T. L. Preston. Al Large
judge Oul. Richmond Va; Jndgr NJ Estes
phs tnD the Rev. H. NJ rmith ID. d.. Va the Rev Allen
Wright ChOCtaw Indians.
Tie Reformed DUTCH Presbyterian Assembly has
appointed the following delegates:
CLERGYNgNThe Rev. Dr Peitz New PaiZ ". VI the Rev.
Dr. Onnson Newloik city the Rev DIR. Ingis Brooklyn
the Rev. Dr. William Holmes. Hudson. " ". Rev. Dr.
ELDxhs.-Wiam n. Bogsrdds and s. Il. schierelin New.
YOrA.