New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31

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The budget of the Minister of Public Wor-
chin OF France for ls745 gives the following estimates OF
EXPENSES OF the religions established ana recoR
nzcd by Government Salaries and expenses OF the
Department Public Worship, 279.4oo francs Roman
Catholic Church: Salaries OF cardinals archDishops
and bishops francs the clergy S9Siitis francs
maintenance OF seminares ecclesiastical pensions anu
relief fund 1859 200 francs service Of the parocha
churches francs construction, maintenance ana
reparation OF buildings 100000 francs; for the Algeria
churches. 100000 francs; restoration OF ca'heuras'
100000 francs parochal aud other churches S|'@o
francs. Total, 5lSG,6i5 francs. Protestant Cnurcnes
Salaries Of clergy, 13sOO franes salaries augmented
this year 10000 francs; expenses OF the Church OF
Augsburg. 1000 francs help 10 churches SOOV Irtnes
Total 500 francs To the Jews Salaries OF rabbis
1880 francs various expenses 10000 francs. Total
239 900 francs. Grand total. 53,hS,9i5 francs.
A correspondent of q London paper gives
the history OF the dssensions among tho SWISS Ola
Catholics which led to the resignation OF Father hya
cinthe. Some time ago Abbe Gully Cure OF the oiu
Catholic congregation at Chene Bourg, published pam
phet openly denouncing NJ. Loyson as traitor ana
renegade, declaring that his aim was TO estaphsh
church OF which he Iyacinthe) would be the lniapio
head and that he wished force his dogmas ana rtua
on the Old Catholics. Other persons OF simar lucas
stirred up the matter, and a split seemed imhlhen'
The Superior Catholic Council summoned the Aooe 70
fishing letters designed TO bring contempt upon the
ministry. After patient hearing, the Councli pasSeu
vote of censure on Gully and ordered him to engage az
once upon HIS honor never again TO write any
which could injure the National Church Ills rePy W
the censure appeal TO his parshoners ID whose
hands he placed his resignation, TO take eject Wneh
majority called for 1t. He appealed 10 the cahtohl
authorities without result and will have TO submit or
The Old Catholic cures in the canton slgneu an
address to Hyacinthe expressive OF their commence ia
him.
The closing debate on the Public Worship
Regulation bill in the House OF Commons was marked
by extraordinary brancy and some unusual proceed
ings The Premier polished off " member OF his Cabl-
net Lord Salisbury Secretary OF State for india and Mr.
Gladstone replied most sarcastcaly and to the great
Of the House to speech of aleadng LIBERAL
Sir William Harcourt. The Upper House had declined
TO accept amendment to the bill permitting an appear
the archbshOps The Earl OF Salisbury was reported III
speaking the amendment, 10 have called the majority
OF the House of Commons a clustering majority" MI
Dsraeli referred him thus my noble friend Is not
man who measures his phrases. Cheers and laughter
He who is great master OF gbcs and fous and
jeers-lrenewed laugher-but don't suppose there is
any who is prejudced against member Of Parlia-
ment on account of such qualifications ILaugherl My
noble friend knows the House OF Commons well, and he
is not perhaps superior to the consideration that by
men like Ourselvesllaughterl- being "a clustering
| majority he probably might stimulate the amour
prOpre of individual to take the very course winch
he wants. and to defeat the bill Cheers ana Laughter
stone described Sir W. Harcourt man who has not
yet his parliamentary wild oats" The ecceslasti
sion of Parliament threaten to make some changes In
| the composition OF political parties.