The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

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tons Of u new city, laid Yesterday. than the re-
mains of one Of the oldest capital, of the world
We approached the workmrn, where we me,
the d.cuyerrr Of Memphis, Mr. Augu-te Mari.
cite On finding We were not Englishmcn. (pv
whom it seems he has been considerably annoy.
ed) he became very courteous and communicn.
tive. lie apologizrd for the l;tle he had to show
Ia, since on account Of the Vandalism of the
Arabs, he was obliged to cover up all he found.
after making III, drawings and measurements
Ihe Egyptian authorities are worse than apathc.
tic, for they woudnot hesitate to bum the sphinx.
cS for lime. and build barracks for filthy soldiers
with the marble blocks. Besides tbs. the French
inilIencc at Cairo i, now entirely ovcr,Iuduwed
BY that Of England, and although N. Maricte is
supp ored by the Frclch Academy in his labors
and by n subscrip,ion headed by Iaui. Napule
on's name, he must be content with the simple
permission TO d.! out these remarkable rain. and
describe them lie can neither protect them,
nor remove the portable sculptures aud inscrin.
tuns, and therefore prefers giving them again in.
tC the SAT, keeping of the sand Here they vii.
be secure from injury, until some more fortunate
PERIOD, when possibly, the lost Memphi' may be
entirely given to the world as fresh as pompcii.
and u thousand times more grand and impns.
ing
asked " Nariette what first Induced him
TO dig for Memphis in these saud. since an,innn.
rans have fixed unon the moprls near Nit,,.I.p.
nv, ia village in the plnin below. and ohou, fnpr
miles distant. As the former site Of the city. He
said that the tenor of an in.criptton Which ln
found on one of tho blocks quarried ou. of these
mounds, induced him to believe that the prnci
pal part OF the city lay TO the westward aud
therefore he commenced cScavating in the near
est sand hill IN that direction. After sinking pits
IN various places, be struck on an avenue Of
sphinxcs, the clue 10 all his after discoveries