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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

REBUILDING THE TUILEkIEs-A part of the
Tuiieries, Gays the Paris correspondent of the
New York Daily Times) the Pavilion of Flore,
n KIT the river, is soon TO be rebuilt. During the
two or three years required for this important
work, The official winter residence will be at the
Palsis Elysee. The Pavilion de F1ore was .eri-
oualy shattered by the explosion Of the powder
magazine at Grent lie, seventy five years ago, aud
has continued 10 settle obliqueiy ever since. The
inclination towards the river at the caves of the
building is now about eleven inches! His Majesty
does not feel willing to try the experiment any
l0upar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

CASE OF CONSCIENCE "A horrible murder in
Bridgeport Conn has lately come to light. 1t
appears that man named Blood, in a drunken
fit, killed one William BurrilI, some five or six
days since, and that after he had done the deed
and become sober, be confessed the crime 20 his
neighbors His statement was not credited till
the body of the missing found in the
Cellar of the house where Blood resided He WAS
arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

AFFAIRS IN UTAH.-TRouPs To BE SENT
THERE A letter WAS received in Washineton
Thursday, from w. w. Drummond, United States
Supreme Judge in Utah Territory, by the admin
fstration 1t gives sad and deplorabie picture of
matters in that Territory. The following is taken
from the letter:
The leading men Of the church are more trait
orous than ever Only few days since all the
papers records, doekets and nine hundred rolum.s
OF The laws were taken OUT of the Supreme Court
Clerks office and burned. And tins is not the
only instance of the kind. say to you again, and
through you TO the President il is impossible for
us to enforce the laws in this Territory Eyerv
man hare holds his life at the will of Brigham
Young and here we are without protection
Am firmly Of opinion that Babbi.t WAS murdered
by MurmonS under direction of Brigham Yonuo
aud not BY Indians. Murder is q common thing
acre. and Mormous cacnot be punished with u
Mormon jury, witnesses, officers and Governor to
qsrdon Ii Is too cruel, and must not be endured
A msn, not member of the church. Is murdered
robbed, esstrated and imprisoned, solely for aues.
uoning the authority of the church Persons ar.
40" Ia he ptLiten;Ia~y, convicted before the Pro-
bate Judge, who are wholly innocent of any crime
IL there any other country where this abuse ia or
~o2A be endured! Let all then, take hold and
TFvss out one Of the most Reasonable orpaniza.
sioES in America =
zhe administration have had the matter under
seFious consideration. and will soon appoint a Go.
vernon, who will take a sufficient military force
into that Territory to carry cut the laws to the
fullest extent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

SISGIhG-A New York paper saws: A few Spn
days ago, at ons Of cur suburban chut ches the
choir sang hymn to a tune which comes as fol.
lows: MY poor poi-my poor pol-my poor pollu-
ted heau Another line received tue follow ing
rendering: Aud in the pi-apd in the pi-and in
the pious he delights And still another vas snnp.
"A cd take thy pil-and take thy pil-and take thy
pigrim home"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

GOV GEARY AND THE FREE STATE NEN-A
Kansas correspondent. of the Cincinnati Gsxette
says that Gov. Geary has become very unpopular
among the free State men of that Territory in
consequence of his agnng all the obnoxious acts
passed by the Legislature. He has then failed to
satisfy either party
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

GARRoTING IN NAVY ORLEAN, T par
nns citizen living at y, Sixth street, Fourth
district was assaulted by two men, on w ednesday
hisli last, when within few doors of his own
mouse ard while one of his as.ailants held him by
~, ,oA' the other tore OFF his pocket, and ramos
ea with the contents This is the first ins,anc ,f
tne BsrT0te movement in New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

j. L. Murdoch gains high compliments 10 Eng
I@nu' ne Las just completed engagement t
one tuudred and ten nights TIE London on.
server says his deneations come nearer the enl
nie senooithan thst OF any other performer within
ais recOnee,ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

THE Hoe CHOLERA.-A SIMPLE REMEDY-The
disease known by the above name, aud which is
almost annihilating the porkers in some parts OF
the country, is said can be efsctually and speed
ly cured by very simple remedy. II ia DO more
than by a teaspoonfui of copperas, dissolved in
water and mixed With the animals food--Piusburg
hSDnfcb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

Dhai II of AN OLD SERVAhT-A colored man
named John, The property Of Mrs. Martha Heater
ot Ufsn'i lie county, n. Q, died on the n instant
asthe advanced sse Of one hundred al d fourteen
!eafs he went to that State during the Rsyoiu.
iohary war, a. servant of Col. Woodsrd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

ABOLIfIONISTS H0AXED.- he Rochester IN
- Union learns that letter has been received
by Gov. King, at Albany, giving information re.
specting Chas. CRANKY, the colored man from that
city, who has been supposed to be in slavery some
account received by the Union, the whole story of
Granby's kidnapping and subsequent sale into
slavery is a hoax. The mao is in Peoria Ill,
where he went Of his own accord, is married and
at work in distillery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

., sally, said Fellow TO girl who had red hair,
xeep away from ms, You vyill set me aiire -
NO danger OF that" was the answer; you are too
green TO 1urp."
Inc hon Laward Everett occupied seat on the
floor ofthe Senate. in Albany, New York. on Wed.
nesdsy, and at the adiocrnmenI was presented to
the Senators personally.
The Hon l. M Keitt win deliver the annual ad
dress this year before the Societies Of the Georgia
University.
The National Agricultural exhibition will be
held at Louisville, Ky. on the 5th OF September
next.
Wn. X. DrinkSrd. Of Virginia has been an
pointed chief clerk Of the War Department.
Jno. Mstcalf, an old citizen Of Frsderick.Aurr
Va, died on Thursday last. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

ohihE AND iGAoaAhcE IN LlvERPooI.-In the
la"e aontns from January lst to September Sob,
lot, the Liverpool police took into cas,odv "a 3qc
persons, OF whom 55l or 3 per cent had been ed n.
csteo eooo or Ala per cent. could read and
write write imperfeetiy 1850 or 7 per cent could read
oniy' and =. $40 or IL d per cent had received no
elementary instruction whatever - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

AMALGAMATIoN.-1he New York Mirror states
that Jack slingerlsnd, pure biooded African, q
protege OF Hon. John T. nserand, of Bsthieh hem
N. \. who, though black as the scs of spades 10 a
free holder and ws to do, has recently eop ped with
the white dsugh or of Leshbor and been uni. cd
to the tar laas bonds matrimonial Jack Is 23 the
young lady IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

rokEI0N APPoIsTMENT.-W. Schmitt for AZ
years GENERAL Consul OF the King of Prus ala iD
the United States snd who for some time dn-
Ie7o I n!ied The functions of Charge dA faires Al
.Wasuinsion, has been appointed by the King ia
tne post Of Royal Secre. Commercial Cou oselor
Tue hlshest enity il the Prussian Government in
Inc Consular line OF service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

A LADY THAT KNOWS THE RoPEs"-One Of
the young ladies that visited the u s. ship Ports
mouth the other day, who was not supposed to
have the slightest knowledge of nautical parlance
asked Captain Doran why the aftsrmost sail Was
Ike a tyrannical mother. The gallant captain
scratched his bead over it awhile and then guy
1t up" Because it's a spsnksr," modestly lisp
ed the Important young miss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

MAKING GooD IIME.-On tie och inst a een
tieihSh skaied into st Johns New brunswick
from place distant So miles, in i've hours, win
The ind against him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LA CROSSE, WIs-Ou
Tie fh inss, all OF one block on Front street. he
tween Main and State Streets, In La Crosse wi.
excepting Meesrs Clark's saIoop was DESTROYED
oy NE. Most of the goods saved, with damage by
waller and removal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

FATAL AFFRAY An atfrsy occurred in the
upper part of Chambers county. Ala, on the eve-
ming Of the I'd instant, between Mr. Thomas Rob
iEson anc Frank Taper in which the former was
stabbed to the heart. and died immediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

enhirWkECK The Panama New Granada)
Sai u the h instant, states that portion of the
,a., eek OF large vessel, with the name, "Indica
tor. on the stern, had Desn driven ashore ahsnt
'ne iosh uit., al Pflenque near Porto Bello.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

WORTH TRIAL.-A farmer, in Southern AlAbs-
ma advises persons Smoting huns ~ throw pon tae
Srs occasionally 8 handful of China berries which
hs says will Dc efec.ual preventative agaus, the
shippers. 1t is worth trying, anyhow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

EthGE SALk or WoOL-Mr. Abraham Melvin
ot " care n IT,, sold, few days ago $50 lbs
VI ePanisb hefino wool of bis own raising, To par.
cents per ID -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

high FIGURES -The highest price which to.
bacco mas brought in the Nashville (Tenn mar
ket, for twenty -one years. was paid FOR three hhds
on Saturday week. The three brought re spec =
lively, SIS 80, Sl5 80 and SIS rs per hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

BABEL IN LUCK -yhs Mr. J. A johnson (of r
l. } who has just been appointed TO the Beyrout
Consulsh p, it seems, 10 this s.ms ze1tl,nan who
got up the dtc3very of the Tower of Babel story In
Ons of the Roseon pa pers. not long aipca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

ANOTHER VICTIM OF SPIKrUALIsM
Hastings, 3 carpenter 81 years cid, committed su-
lc,oe III bangor on Sunday. 1t is thought that
opfituSl!siL, TO which he was a deyotee induced
lie act He leaves 3 wife AID children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

The President has appointed b j. Jacoway, U.
s. Marshal for the district of Kansas, vice Samuel
NJ. Hays, removed.
Ralph Waldo Emerson tho poet, was fined $50
recently, In Middlesex county, Mass, for :respass
ing on mis- neighbor's wood land
Col Jim" Lane opce 90 notorious In Kansas
affairs, has been married again-his former wife,
from " hom he had been separated, becoming his
bride. l5
Haberkham e. Bros rice mill, st Savannah,
was destroyed by fre on the 17th inst. Loss $780,
600.
avn r. FoisYth's snuff MILL on Dolphin sire ct
Baltimore, was burnsa down on "Wednesday even.
Ing. Los - 600 fully insured.
B. Stone Q member Of the Esins Legislature,
died ON Monday last, 1t his home IN the vi lsee oi
Bre wsr, whittier he hsd soss two days previous In
coed he attn, ON . visit 20 his family.
Rev. Mr.. Spursesn whose sermons have created
no much exoiemspt In England, II falling In cooss-
qusnes ct nis grsst sxsrsions His voice gsvs way
q his lest publis appearanes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

INDIAN BATTLE In FLoRIDA.--We learn from
Fort Dallas the following particulars of late en-
gssemsnt ith ths lndisns:
Capt Stephenson, with part Of a company Of the
5ih infantry, while near the Big Cypress So amp.
were fired upon by party supposed TO be between
eighty ana hundred i rdaps, they returned the FIRE
and after some close fighting the indians retreated,
leaving eight ,des On the fiee; FIVE soldiers were
KILLED. ano Lieut.. Fro reman supposed to be mortally
wounded. Gen. Harney in his orders, speaks very
highly of III c1ndoct Of Csoe slepnensop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

Ex.fresident Airsbesu b Lamas of Texas Ia
nen'iooed for the position Of Governor OF Kansas
Va, is dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

IMPORTANT DtvELopMEnr.-lt will be remem.
beied that after The Coroner's Jury retired for
consutstlon. in til. BpIdell investigation. a man.
giving his name as d G. w alter, Nj. D, 81 Horatio
street presented himself ssying that he could COR
Iohorate the statement o! Farrell. He was taken
ostore the Juy, aud testified that just before |
O'Clock on tho night of the murder, he passed Dr.
BurdeiPs house, al saw msn situns The stoop,
with hsshoe IN Els ed and he thought it Singular;
slso That no saw the door open, man at the
door In his shirt sleeves
This testi nony YVES resda1ed of great Importance,
oorroboratns the statement of Farrell which, un.
suppofted, was looked upor By many highly i'm
probsbls.
We understand that the counssl for Mrs Cunnius z.
ham b IS now set up and processes to be able 10
prove, that d. c. Wslter, NJ. d, is u lunatlc, and
has 1ssn fer some years. thst he at bone on
the Night CT tho TRAGEDY in Bond street; that his
ia nlIy, with whom he ct that time, knew moth
iDE OF h's testimony I'll they saw it 10 the papers
whtn they resd with the utmost amazement and
were csepiy PANIED and mortified thai he had con-
celvsd such en- extraordinary ides ~ Y. Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

q bhAsDIso.-In Nash couaty IN C) Suuerior
Donft b Edwards, convicted OF the mar sla no hter
- - - boone. bas been sentenced 10 be Imprisoned
ior one year and bra ndsd :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

~ Notice -.AccOuntant, Agent ana Col
lgCroR-u D. WOOTfON would respectful ~ IL
form the citizens of Richmond and the pabiic sensr
al y, that he 10 now prepared To keep end eAisnoe
hooks make off bills and do writing by the job will
s.o pay particular and prompt attention to soiiect-
pg hsase rents negro hires and collecting ssnsray
Security will be given for Prcmpsasss ana cofee''
ness to those who stroniss him.
Hs office 10 enc door below the corner of Cover
no. and FIankIin streets, short distance above the
Exchange Hotsl Nh ii-eto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

SALE OF STOCK IN KY.-At recent sale in Fle.
ming county according to the Maysville Eagle, the
following prices were had IS head of fat builocks
averaging 900 lbs. gross, S5 per hundred 60 head
No Spanish mules, yeariings, $50 per head; one
Spanish jack "Cordovx )" sold for a 81 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

sY- Dr. COons late OF st Louis Mo -
Office and residence Sc street. west side between
Marshal and Clay ssreets NH iS-dom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

~nr p IT. Chris tfau mas removed Mis-
So ~ tbs Richmond House, 9ovefaor sefeor,
whsrs be can be fouud at ell times when pro.
"~innsliy snsssed t...a ra NH S-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

ssrDr. L.. Il. Rose-. late Of stafford coun.
tv-hsvips removed to Richmond offers his proses-
donal services to the public. 80
.nrner of 9Th and Graoa streets. - zf-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

er DIR. G.. w. Briggs has removed 10 the
ofics recent occupied BY DR. r. II. Chrsti. At the
corner of Governor and Main streets A servant
sleeps the off &c, who will convey messages TO bis
residence at night
Office hours daily 10 A. n. to p. H., end tosP.
NJ ,s. NH .9-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

MoriSf AND MURDER on SHlppoARp The
.'S aenerai Pierce. which sailed from Baltimore
.e' AIt'ca on the alss Of January last arrived At
% InomAs on the 9Th February, the crew having
aafuered Capt Lawson and the cook, Charles I.
ofoVes' The American commercial agent as ST.
Anomas arrested John Ned, John Brown, John
smith, and John De Caste, as the murderers, and
sent them cn TO New York, where the, arrived
Weerusday. G. II. w Petraus, the second mate,
testified IS follows:
"on the 10th OF february while upon the high
seas Joho sIsith, BY direction of tho captain was
sent 10 In heels John Morris sent ~ the fore
TO? 70 SET up sone rigging, and went wi IA him |;
when ! came down l went Aft and saw the captain
strike Jehn Snith with his st open hand csnpot
gay which; ths captain haa compi.ined Of Smiths
Dad sieer1Lg; at IL O'Clock told III, men to 20 to
dinner and Nent into my s.steroon, to " ork AZ IN,
days wors; about tif cen lninutes afeef came cut
OF mi ruosa on deck and saw the crew sun oundips
.he aod taking loud; my intention the
ime u 90 iato the cabin but when 1 came to the
aoor saw John Smith stab the cook, Charles L.
uroSes, In The side with osgger, sni then could
not 30 Ia there account of my own life; h. th.
came round to where the captain was; tn. CAPTAIN
mac De struck hlfesdy, although did not see it
the captain asked me ~hsre The ,ud IN .te was; |
told ham lie was stanGiss behind him then CD, ke
to tne crew. and asked them what /. a. III. matter
ana osssed ths,n TO be quiet; by this time the cap
tain, mJ self and crew wen little way aft ihs OBJ
Ject of the csPtain and myself to Get into the
est'a, but the 400; were eioeksdsd bS the crew; /
q
large piece OF wood over uy head and threatened TO
sii.e ns, but did not; the captaiI IVES talking loud
with them, and told them they had taken the ship
from hlm-they nigh, put her ashore ou the rocks
or do wnatsver they liked with hsr; the crow said
they would do no such thing, but demanded thst l
should bring the ship to the neareat port the captain
said NO. that neither hs myss f should nave
any hing 10 do with the snip; that there navi-
gator amougst them he mi git tske charge the cap.
tain bled very fest; he said oh help me and turn
ed pale 10 the face; ~ to him. and Joha Brown
held dagger to any breast and saa, L viii ALL veu;'
i was unatHisd. and dew q pacs back; the captain
was lying iosens BILE ths deck; Jonn Brown IL en-
fan the dagger In the csptsns left sds the captain
then aay two or three minutes deck ihsy a / ran
TO him snd sais they would assye hi n into the
ter; somo o.. cried OUT All hands take hold' bat
none except John Smleh, john trown, JOIN De
q o and John Ned took hoa Of the captain. when
ne was thrown .verbosrd; sfL.r the CAPTAIN
taIown oVeI6oard, they ssid Now the ,ok,' and
sane .ur men into this cabin and thew the cook
overheard; they thea said to me You captain
and you must navigate the shio for St. Thsmas'
they then washed the blood OFF III. abin floor an
on the decS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

rv- Last Notice.-One Week LoBser.-
Intending 10 close my business At the osd stAsaon
Monday. tn. 2ith inst / offer tina resisus Of my
stock Of Dry Goods without regard 10 cosss Terms,
cash cny" f4gr..ia.
NY store House will be for rent, on the 67st day
Of April. ,THOS. d. QuAhLES.
NH It's iffS i--4sss ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

n Cancers and Tun ers Cuved wifheat
cutting -Dk a Kahn ls,e of phiis ssiphls.rospsct-
fnlIv his seryices TO crizsos aad the pno.
lie Generally, for the cure OF CsacsrA Iam0rs,
Moulds Blotches and all diseases OF lbs skin-, he
can also cure Secret Dssases :,
He will remain in Richmond thrss months He
can be iound at his oss, ct the Clifton hossss fsom
10 A. NJ, to 6 P. N. ,,4llss
NH l6--lmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

gY Husbau DIS CaIciaed MA axresia y free
from unpleasant taste and three timss his arentin
Of the common Caicned Aseneas Wohs o.
FAfR MEpAL and YoUR fIssT FRsMiuA etLsEh
MEDALS have been awarded IL % being tbs eese 10
the ma ket.
For sale by the Druggists and sountry storsksspsrs
''' y '''' THOMAS J. HUSBAND
mhla-asn* 80 s. "a fhilsdsiphia-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-23

-rsnr~e q. Reid, 4sfyn s.a
SsSEsAL COMMISSION AERCHANf,
RicHnprD, yIseknlA.
srHbersl essh advances made on consiepmsats
10 nv fIisnds, Menu. Kxip 4 NASH, Nov Ycyk.
. "a M-lul - - 4Aseh = tN-N1s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03
THE END.

PATS ENCOUNTER WITH HoRNEr's NEsr.
An was mowIn of d mornin, lust awhile
since, On the mash foInius the wood, and seed
big, beautiful birds nest on "a bush and
axed Mr. Davis what kind ov bird S neesl it
was, and he lou lid me- bad luck to hin, twas
IL hum birds neest and went up and peep't
into it, but divll bird could see. nor bit of
place for her to lay and then Mr.. Davis
tould me--lnay the d:vil run away wild him
to shake the bush aud the Uuld bird would come
out an shook it, shure but instead ov bird,
ou come a thousand, ten thousand-och mil
million of the big green heads, and they flew
to me mouth, be jabers, and they BIZ Iue
Til shurely thought ! was dead llst aud
screamed, and | rau--och, didn't | runl
but they stuck to me, and no more could run
away from the varmints than could run away
from myself; an the hrst | knowed tulnbled
into a dnch uv about two feet ov water, an
thinks now. me homes, | ii come the ST. Pat
rick On ye, who ist give the likes ov such
spa poems liule huwIy wather in ouid Ire and
So ducks me head under the waiher, and list
hid ii there ui most kit meself, and entney
kilt every mothers SOL ov the hum birds-bad
luck 10 EN-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-03

A WALK ROUND LONDON WI her the stone
in Panyer's alley was placed on lis site three
centuries since, Ihs circumference was about
five III lies. AT present, however, 10 make
pedestrian expedition around the metropolis
would to most persons be an undertaking of
some Importance, as may be seen by referring
The following particulars, which have been gath
cred from recently published map From
Chiswick to kenlishiown, IL miles from
Kentish-towp to Milwall II ,l-2 miles; from
NJ illwall to Chiswick, 20 miles-total, 81 l-2
miles, very nearly three days journey at the
tate of 30 miles day and il will be observed
tina The line drawn, Batlersea, Chaplain, Can
ninglown, and many other places, which even
at present can be scarcely said TO be separated
from London, have been lett out - As the
crow would fly across streets and houses from
the point whence we started at Chiswick to The
farlhest east, the distance is nearly eleven
miles, and the greatest width from north To
south upwards of seven miles,-1he Builder.