New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
FROM THE HOLY LAND.

A correspondent Of TIE Bosto. Post, writing from
Jerusalem letter from whom arrived on Friday last,
dwells with marked emphasis on the course OF events
in that country, in relation TO the outrage and murder
Of the American family at Ja fourteen months $50.
Il will be recollected that all the Arabs engaged in
the .apgainsry atrocities 10 which the paragraph
f,rs fed to the fastnesses of the Lebanon Mountains.
Such was the energetic demand for justice, however,
by all Europeans well Americans in the country,
that the Turkish Government was compelled to ferret
them out and bring them to prison for examination.
One ofthe lumber is stil at large. stronger case
Of murder vas never made ont before any tribunal.
But. true TO the national character, nothing more was
done with them, or likely TO be- beyond keeping the
yretches in prison, with an expectation, no doubt,
tha. the matter would blow over, and after while
the true believers would be set a, liberty again, 20
murder as many Christian dogs q. they csoose.
Proper representations brought magnificent Amer
lean ship Of war in front OF the City Of B-yrou where
lie Pasha literally protecting the murderers
again St the possibility of indi. nation outbreak OF
foreign infdel. But the sight Of oroadside n grea,
guns looking directly into the town qackened the
movements Of me public authorities. Inessengrr
YVES sent post haste 20 S.ambOul for the SusD per-
mission 10 execute the condemned criminals. 1hst
wss another deceptive ruse. Everybody thought, OF
courre that the energetic demonstration ot the Amer
can Government would convince the Turks aud az the
Of is ciiizeDs whether travelling permanently re-
sdiuc in any par Of the Turkish dounlols, were 10
he protected az respected Il they were Chris
tians. Well, when the object was supposed 20 have
len att sined the splendid Wab.sh hove short, IN.
furlea her sails and steerei for another port. Bot al
Thoughts Of punishng the mnrderer Of the American
family were suspended When the ship sailed, and ths
general impression :. tha, they viii soon break JsI
and BE- of.
Oar country e regarded now, by al the faithful O.
weak power, totally unable - cope vita the Satan
eyes and ears for such the political functions %
these holding high Offices under the Sn,tar Had ne
American Government Consuts IN SYRIA been a. EN-,
neIily qualified fos ther positions a. The Butsh sna
Frercb the Uui:sd States would b. respected where
there = a growing feeling Ci contempt.
- On sunday L0on, rays The writer while wal
ing at The door II The Holy Sepulchr, % have II
opened Pr'nee Alfred. the son Of Queen Nictoris,
MADE his appearance, accompanied by two Jani-ares
Of the British Consulate OF course The gates were
quickly swinging upon their hinges FOR the aatlortes
in Jerusalem would Do, dare 10 be even uaciy - an
Englshnan, much les prince Of the blood. there,
fore had capital opportunity % contemplate h'5 royal
spgalAsss. He is exceedingly shOr, for one Of his ae
-fiieep While he in Jerusalem. the Pssh- OF me
CITY which about the cane thing a. G"NsInoli
had the Mosque Of Omar opened for bis recepeloD'
which he visited with his suite. his was MAJ
yeous condescepson for he bigo.ed Mc,isns 0i the
Holy CITY, who consider the vast structure W. &c
cupies The idep:ies .e o. 10 go:o-s Tempe u S''