The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06
THE DAILY DISPATCH
FOREIGN ITEMS.
IA, Disputes. bef~esn the Greek and Lof'"
<,l:.t:ous of TernSafens.

Christians at Jerusalem.
r.. .,rer in which the Turkish Commits
- thought proper 10 terminate the dit
slanc.s At Jerusalem has dispieased aii par.
ieleo'O n, ,be Ton of the groito OF Bethlehem
nee. IA slra,s existed silver star, indIcn-
tneIe The exact SPOT Of Holy Nativity; but
u'e ;" ,ssys 400 this star had disappeared our
80 Quarrel which took place between .he
Jug Christian congregations, ana II oecal'e
q o.;,stion who was TO replace 1t, "sass;on
:, snrae sort establishing a figh' u pn.,n
80 pop NJ last the Commissioner ol w, -
has determined on replacing 1t n'H,p RI, nm
a. MS the new star bore on the BACK an
.-:",;n;, IN Latin. at which the ureeks ano
s.r,a,,,.ns took offence, and refused u ASSIST
AT The ceremony OF the efeG'lo". ,,ossas..5
e "r small door of the Church OF Beth.
we ~ ted on having the key OF the prln
- s,,or and permission TO construct IN tue
sr,;.h separate altar and ves'ry room.-
Ths commissioner gave them the Key OF one
a. ,ne three front doors OF the church, ana per-
.;ss,cn 10 build yesrry in the outer court.
H. s,,snnted also to regulate the hours OF the
..sn.r,ive services; but in this he tailed, as
80 NJ the different communions insisted on
So 6,s, and the Greek Patriarch, consider
- IN those concessions as attacking the long
y.cornised rights of the Greeks, lett Jerusalem
and went 10 protest al Constantinopie.-AM
ems Correspondent of the London Morning
Chronicle.
The French Troops aud the Population o.
Rome.
The French sentries have received orders 10
allow no one TO approach them by night, and
10 make use Of their arms in case oi passeT'
by no, obeving their summons, IN consequence
Of which more than one peaceable Roman, re
turning homewards from some trend mouse,
has been startled out OF his musical or pollti
cal reverie by the sharp click OF inusket, FOL-
lowing close on the gun rlre" when warns
him away from the soldiers beat.
One man has already been shot al near Ihe
Coliseum, and accidents must be expected
from The parties concerned NOT enlrely uhuef-
standing each others language. French
soldier was grievously wounded by a boy in
the MONT quarter the other day. He resented
the bows crying out, "paSSd ria" TO him. an
exclamation usually addressed 10 dogs, and
received in return stone from the boy, which
hroue nj him TO the ground. His life being IN
danger, the boy was condemned by couIt-mar
ral 10 be shot, but the soldier having SINCE re-
covered, the condemnation has been diminish
ed 10 ten wears of the galleys. with hopes Of
still further mitigation. With this exception
there have been no aggressions against thS
French, nor is there any evidence OF any MAJ
Znian plot having existed here TO have pro
duceG an outbreak simultaneously with tina
of Man.-ROmoa Correspondence Of tn
Load0. Daily Meas.
Destructive Aratdnches an the Pyrenees.
An enormous avalanche of snow fell a few
days ago from one of the high mountains a
Reboul, department of the Ariege. Ii sweep
away crops, trees. and detached houses, ant
completely buried the hamlet, with all its popC
laton. Four hundred men from the adjacen
villages Immediately assembled, and, alter
great deal of labor, succeeded in rescuins
twelve persons; they were all sadly bruised
and partly frozen, but it is hoped they will re
cover. Nine dead bodies, three of them chill
dfen, were dug out Of the ruins; as were als'
a number of horses and oxen. The amount o
loss was very great. A letter from Bareges
OF the 10Th, states that two avalanches hat
fallen from the mountain of Midau tfiautes
PyTeuees) 10 the preceding week, and crashe
a number of houses. Ii is believed that twelv
houses at least have been destroyed, and
number of sheep have persisted in the SNOW
GaHgaanis Messenger.