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THE PRESENT APPEARANCE oFJERusALEk The country immediately around Jeruaale.D. (says

 recent iravelies) especially lhe west aHd norh, Is the most dreary, barren and waste that he held. It seems O,erlaid with immense masses oi any tt,iag To take root and grow. Tie city itself, ,,aoe beyond doubt the mosi magnificent and splea- dd on earti, ,,o~ P'esens only melancholy comt ast

 to it's ioriner greatness and glory. You cannot walk about Siou and go round abou. her, as of old, and tell the towers ihereo, mark her buaarks, aad con slider her pa faces. 1be city sits solitary and for- orn; forsaken of God, and evidently lyug uuser Hts curse. All ~tu have breO ia Jerusalem must have felt this The inhaban,s few, and, ih the exeep- toa sf the Turks-,f indeed they are an exception poor, oppressed, and nos, miserable. No sabuibs no surrounding busy population. of the stir and activity of enierprisng liie is 10 be witnessed bt only one ruie scsns of melancholy waste, in the midst of which the anc,ent glory o Judea b"ws her widowed head in deaolaton. A few goats and sheep, sraggiing about the rocks which overlaug ihe shat tered reniain oi the village oi Sil,am; lew swar. thy shrpheI ds, plying sheir lisess occuatiou- ih here and there fierce armed Beduuin, irom the surrouading deserts and mountain tastne. ses, and now and ihen a cowled monk wandering pil gTIm steal "a upon the picture aad excrpi Il he ihe snnnd hour of prayer the followers ot the iare prohei, you may All on The hill slopes, either side. for au hour together and not hear the vibration of human voice irn.n that spot, which echoed to the stratus of sacred song and royal Irumph and nation al glory, and the busy din and iumult of 2.000 900 of prope.-t Phiad. S'. Cour