New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

,:,ch is tegt srd where nobody remains Everybody
n ,h b,,y i,v ee,- HI. livelihood frnm hsr',io--the
Gr,sks O. A-meuans from the ~ Or iSVSo ptS''n'
Who rsn.lS viii Jerusalem. and he La,ius rom tas 'e
"silieS nc -us ef iae.r en- Telionsis Of FfAn'e iAy
etc
Hesidss their pres and sanc'aaIie' the Car's
ian nations possess q jerusalem sWat hso.Aupus VI
cells suneyed 70 ne church of the Holy S'plcher.
sid Cccup:el tv tie monks. who have - watch DAY
aud uieti Tia; holy abode At certain periods saess
monks ale relieved in sheir duty b. their brethren
Test Cs have but door % ling uso tee interi"F
Of TIE Ten pie While the monk guardiSus reclSc their
food from without. through wicket. The doors
cf the Church are clcsed snd guarded nv Turks who
"a utcren them eNctp; for money, and close accord
re 10 their caprice or cupidity
Th,cusrrel> between churcbmen are the n 'st venom
Gus said NazsrD. Now ancy these eaurcamen' "a'
not cr have TO I've upon. bG live IN these ssnctuares
toceIler ,.
To finish he picture, be it remembered that toe
s.+bsrs of the Latin Church. almOSt exclusively com
rosed Of Romans Saoiniaus Neapoll'anN, spsn'aris
srd Austrians are al Of them Jealous Of ne Preach
rrosctorste sri would Ike To substitute that OF AIS
III. Ssrri, or Naples the Kings Of the two later
co-rtr;es both assuming the title Of King OF Jerlss-
len: and ttst the sedeniar! population 81 Jerusaen
nun bers about 1880 souls, Of whom l.o" are NUS
suluaps and $500 Jews. TIE MusSulmahS I'r"'ns
ahort fourth Part OF the whole. and consisting oil
Turks Ar.hs ard Moors are o. course. the masters
in every rssrect a. they in no Way Affected win
the weakness Of their Government at Consttntlnope-
Nothing equals the misery and the suterags OF the
jews al jerusalem nhabiting the most hlthy quarter
Of tie town called horeits tabOWf. 10 the quarter OF
dirt between the Zion and the Morlah, where the'r
s,ngcooues are situatedhe constant objects ~ Mus
sulrsn oppression aid Intolerance insulted by the
Grels rersecuttd BY the Latins, and living only upon
tie sc.ntv aims transmitted BY th,ir European
brethren The Jews. however, are not natives, bnt
from if, rent and distant countries aud are Ouy at
tscttd 10 Jerusalem by tue desire OF nhablting the
Valley of Jtlosapbat and to die on the very places
where tie rpdtmptcr IS 10 be- expected Atten ting
their death saws French author, they suaer ani
"pray Their regards turned ~ that mountain OF
Mcrah where once rose the temple OF Lebanon.
and which they dare rot approach. they shed tears
.on the usiortuues of Zion. and their dispersion over
the world" To make these jews more miserable.
Euclaud and Prussia appointed IN 1870. an Anglican
bishop az Jerusalem whose ayOwcd object their con
version He was dreadully thrashed in $40, aud
sueered at alike BY Jews, Christians and Turks tie
NAV in fact lie stated to have been the first AMI only
cause of q union between all the religions az Jeru-
salem.
Ii vii, now be understood why the common worship
of the Christians at the Holy Places resolves itself
into continuance OF desperate Irish rows between
the diverse sections of the faithful BIZ. that, on thu
other hand these sacred merely conceal protane
battle NOT only OF nations but OF and that tn,
Protcctcrate of the Holy Places which appears ridcn
ious TO IL Occdent hut ali important to the Orentas
is one of the phases of the Oriental question necessarily
reproduced, constantly stihed, but never solved.
Nf'N NAAL MARX