New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
NORAL IND RELIGIOUS.

Ia EhGtisH CLERGY. The las. number Of N
EagaA Eccitsiastical Ga:ec contains thirty sdver-
tsemclt OF places Tor curstes. Out OF this number,
Only one offers goo a year. There is one at eco,
or tao OF ECO and the rest rapidly fall from E70
down 70 e26, with a small furnished house, where tho
rector il nonresident. One IL unique II offers ESQ.,
with the Of the rectory housethe curste 10 buy
the rector furniture at a valuation Of ESQ Another
gives TO in parish Of nearly 1000, where here b
daily servcc'
"ORTHopoNI" IN SwITzsRLAsD.-A European
correspondent OF The German Reformed Mssenger,
nar1ates singular incident in the religious Affairs 81
Switzerland. It appear that the prevalence of "a.
;ionals was 20 great in the Canton Of Zurich, that IN
lsy they elected DIR. Strauss, just after the pubcs-
ton OF his Life of Jesus" Professor OF Theology Ia
the University. The evangelical party remon-
strated through meetings ar otherwise, and when this
would not answer, on army Of peasants, iod by Q
country pa.tor, and armed with scythes and hoes,
marched to Zurich to try their Old method OF sitting
difficulties. They sternly demanded that tho call Of
Strauss should be revoked The Council was conpeIed
to Yield, hut was obliged to give him his promised
salary 50 that now, while Dr. Strauss lives In retire.
m.nt IN Heidelberg, he receives q salary Of 600
aorirs Der snnum, from the Univcrshy at Zurich.
AScIEkr CuURcHEs IN PBILADyrPBrA.-Tbe old
was erected in 100 on the s,e Us predecessor
which wa built sfogs and served the double porpo-s
Of place Of wor.hip and defense sgaios. the In
dans. Christ Church s where Washington and
Fran Kiln sorshped. It was also, at first, log build
Ing; the present edhce wss fnished IN 1853. Its
chime OF eight bells was brought by Capt. Budden
from England free Of freight and in compliment, TO him
rang out joyous appeal On his arrival. The good
n he
in 1868
WESLEYAN IN GRF.T BRIrAIs.-trom s!auetses
which were presented to the Conference Of the Wcs-
leyan Methodist, recently assembled al br'stoi, b'-
gland It appears that the total number OF members IN
the {, injection in Great Britain &3 oo-an increase
o; 1871 over les. year.
KHJrIsu PULPIT ELOQC gsCE.-Ihe L~Aao" I"s@
,.pr4.a.- IA opinion very plainly in regard 10 Tho
-. cbs,acter Of Engish preaching. !: says:
g w ,,op,d lave I TO The decision Of any one II
.s ary eaDdor intelligence and odu ,atoD, TO say
",b.th,r n.n. in any other profession, could carry
",, their business With succ.ss they took no moro
a. rains abou. the matter than an ordinary preacher
O." .oes 4 me composition and delivery Of an average
sermon. The truth is, that in England pnlpt elo-
"ouenco has fallen 10 a very low ebb indeed. With
"tbe finest theme IL the world before them, With al
~ liz L"ptr anu aDA4eL4cs HnfcA h5ILatS Inc hutlaH
breast. during the brief interval which separates the
"orsde from the grave, as their subjects our preach
" ers mis, their opportunity"
THE CATHOLIC CBCRcH ~ AusrRIf ,7o lU'-
cANY.-A Conference has lately taken plae- az
Vienna between the Minister Of Public Worship, tho
Archbishop Of Vienna, and VI. Salvati, Councillor Of
STATE. The higher Austrian clergy are rn',st ana'o1s
sor tie execution OF the resolutions adopted a. M ate
Ep.-cops Conference and at the above hssrv'ev ne
d;scusor turned on the measures bes, cas;oatsd 20
carry o.. that object and some particular points oo-
nected with the subject, which are 70 Be submitted ior
the Euperors appreciation. In Tuscany country
with population OF two millions of sonls-t appe"'s
from tie icial returns that here 26ii Par,aes,
Archb ,hOpres, q Bi,hopdcS, and 40 Abbey