New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

The opersficrs instead Of exciting the Jealousy OF the
Arabs aroused them state OF SURPRISE and the news Of
what the Americans Solomon garden were DONG and
NJ q, o,serful tools thcy were using and how peacesbc
and cp ,h.y were never saving anything about their
religion few on the wings of the wind ana VISITORS came
TO lock and nder from far and near Inc cperaons Oh
the carpenter and black mh were noe among inc 'eass
sources of wonder The rapid manner IN which no heatea
his ron and hammered it into just such shape as ne de-
sired was beyond the comprehension of the smpenaeu
people.
One dav the farm received yisi; from twenty -nve
Shek who inspected all the tools and the way they were
u,d and the effect produced and looked at the growing
much beyond anything they had ever produced
before and then turned ;her heads together consult upon
the wonders they had witnessed The conclusion that
these people possess very superior KIND OF religion
o. that : the standard upon which they base all their est
mates Of character They made applications at once for
several of their TO serve as apprentices TO learn
Amercsn farming and dill not even objec; that they
should be taught the principles OF American rehgon Tor
surely said they it be good religion as these are
very coed people, and Coo besses 'he'r isooi oSo GIL!
other in all Palestine.
!, World have becn dangerous for any one 10 mo-
los, tbe American farmers since they had all the shelks
and principal men in the country on their s'de' anu
s,,ous for their success and influence The Jews, too
bersp 10 think il would be better for them to cuVa'e
such fruitful soil than sarvc in the city, as many Oh nen
have done and they began to apply 'or SITUATIONS ." "
borers notwithstanding the priests always taugh. e"
that it was derogacry the national character OIL 'c ne
brews to till the soil Though, they had undertaken
By themselves, they would not have been permitted oy
the Arabs who hunt them they would wild beasts bu'
under the protection of the American farmers the Araos
will Permit them 10 labor, and il is matter OF serious
discussion among those who know OF the OF this
enterprse whether the feasible plan for coonzing
the Jews in Palestine is not to make them euyaors of
its rich -oi
Owing TO some difficulty which arose in regard to the
title of the land they commenced upon in the Valley OF
Aros the little colony moved last year to the Plains OF
Sharon where they have got permanen location ana
the number consists now of ten Americans male and ie
male, and two Germans
One of the number in our office few days SINCE
from whom we derived these facts. lie speaks IN most
encouraging terms of the of the agricultural pro-
iect and ultimately by that OF in influence upon
the inhabitants that will eventually result in great good
This effort has been made through the Iberay OF lie"
Christians in this City, and by the same spirit that ac-
tuaed the first movers in the work immense benefits may
be conferred upon that country. All that Is wanted 10
make il desirable country for the emgrans OF Europe Is
an increase Of the present colony sufficient to form nu
ceus or rayipgpont and extended operations and
gradual drawing in of the resident population TO adopt
the same modes of producing the varied and prohtaoe
products OF the soil