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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

, fA-oPE1kER BANks P0SlrioN-At meeting of
the friends of Hon. Y. p Banks in Boston Tnes.
day night that gentleman, who il candidate for
ii"Yernor Of Massachusetts,, thus defined his posi-
tion:
intend to religiously support the Union and
the Constitution. and demand for the Nertb and
will concede to the South all that can lie claimed
under the Constitution. | resist the interference
with slave labor in those States where it exists but
an inilexibly opposed to the admission Of other
slave states, the acquisition of territory for the
formation of slave States" lie entertained no
doubt of the power of Congress prohibit slavery
In the territories, that il ought to exercite that
power
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

LOVE At FIRST SGGHT.-0ne of the most remar-
ka3le instances of love at first sight occurred in
TINS cltya day or since. young lay from the
country had business TO transact at a lawyers of
hce, in which young and somewhat diffident at
toiney had his desk. In the course of the busi
ness the eyes of the parties met the attorney was
''silitten he declared his passion and accept
cd The couple were married in the afternoon
HndtLO tbn.ncrciM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

MATTRESSES Mattresses just
LSI received, and will be sold low for cash.
seq ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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VARIETY.

A 8 SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
COB sessers Baltimore LAGER BEER, l an,
able 20 supply the trade and the public in gsn.raI
vim the best LAGER BHBR TO be had in tie mar
cssh price " " e'
Fresh lots received every three days No charss
Dr carriage p. W1BACHKH
V Offce at 308 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

MO ExCUsR FOR BAD BRBAD-Use Pres
lS ton & Merrirs celebrated Yeast Powder the best
article now in uss and you will never fail OF having
good and Wholesome Bread supply lust received
By P. JOHNSTON BRO,
ne u Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

THE STRENGTH OF DELHI.-The Paris Pays gives
tho following account ofthe strength of Delhi
Delhi, at the moment of the breaking out of the
insurrecton, contained the products of the cannon
founderles OF the Kassifouri and the gun carriages
and artillery materials manufactured at Fattioh-
CHAR, and those of the celebrated powder mills of
lchpoure. Independent of the heevy ordnance on
the ramparts, it had in store 600 heavy guns of the
cabrc of from Is to p FOUNDERS. intended to sup
ply the different forts of the northeastern provinces
otthe Calcutta presidency, besides 4S0 pieces field
artillery. of the calibre offrom to g. and 95 obuses
AMI 20 mortars. The store of projectiies and mu.
niilons WAS also considerable. The Indian artil-
lerY ought TO have we'll merited reputation and
sll these guns were in excellent condition.
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Ia1crn Langua (s1tra .........
PHILIP p. srASAkD,

II
:: gives NJ great pleasure 10 recommend ths Glass
iosL AMI Mathematical School of kessrs. STASARp
B4ssANIS. hessFa. s. b are graduates Of this
izsartop have been connected with il AssiEta nt
Prszrsssrs and are entitled the fullest confidence
e. Il public for their high intellectual and moral
Qualifications FRANCIS II. SMITH,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

KANSAS POLITlCs.-The democrats Of Leaven-
worth. Kansas, have nominated DR.. Dyer, free
State democrat. for mayor Of that town. Ila is
said to be in favor of allowing all persons holding
slaves at the time of the adoption of constitution
to retain them until death shall set them free but
| to admit no more after the territory becomes a
State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

pICOTS Virginia Magic Washing Fluid
Il is praised by all and used by thousands. All
who use it speak highly of its usefulness. Be sure
g. 10 f. j. PICOT Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

HAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
II upNT Uaye Won tasted CANFIELDS 0CT0-
pER LAGER BEEf If you have not, send in your
orders aud try it. The subscriber is prepared to
n,Tnish his patrons and the public generally win
Ills very popular drink in pint and half PINT bottles,
and in quantities suit customers HIS superior psad
Phiadeiphia Porter and Ale, aso improved fLe.sa tt
soda Water continues to be n high favor WIN inc
n0bIic Those Ia want of any Of the above articles
wonId do well 10 give me call before pnfchasiiiig
elsewhere, as their superiority is almost saS
admitted. ,<,.,,,,rYp .an,
am os 10Th st. between Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

NJ B. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESAR DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS. WINES LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR sALK-
Fresh Oranges Lemons, Ralsins, Figs, Dates
Prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds. Filberts Walnuts, Pecans, Palm
and CocOanuts.
Fresh Olive OH, LcoTtce and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
l5J baskets Hiedscck Munns aud Star Cham
payne.
Is or. pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
z half United Vineyard, Hennessy, jules
Robin and Black berry Brandy.
1000 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and Rye Nhiskey.
0ldJamAica, n r. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALsO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies Wines and Wbiskey
WAREHOUSE No. 5, 10Th street,
AN 2J-2m Richmond Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

SIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICkL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST..
shTvB1S 80 ASB 4rH STs.Ths l4th Acadsnlie ear OF
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 18th Of
September, 1857.
Glass will be s)rnes in Greek and Latin Ind pu-
pills will be admitted who prepared to
Le sudy Of either Of these language or enter
~ the more advanced Glasses already formed
IN TN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

Nob-Wfc'de Of Prisnner-At Glasgow. Mo.
last week,a man named Tucker confined for
horse stealing. A mob assembled and il was vot.s
to hang him.
Meantime, the culprit, hearing the noise aud
confusion outside, and truly interpreting what
was the object, took his handkerchief. and fixing
one end about his neck. and tying the other end to
the flooring above, sought to put an end to his ex-
istence. The handkerchief broke, however He
then took strong linen towel, tore it in two and
Sncceeded in hanging himself, before an entrance
WAS effected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

90 BBLs Of cid Rye Whsle n's =, s.n.is;y VERY
nent Tor ,sle Nv JAMES y. WEST,
an 3s~ts Gary al door below Virginia st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

HALIFAX CUT HERRINGS.-Cargo
L schr. Pilot Fish direct from Halifax, n. s.. in
spcctng on Dock this morning. for sale by
WOMBLE d CLAIBORNE,
No | Pearl at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

COM MPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
- BCCHU AND CUBEBS for diseases of the kid
by E j. pIC1r
Sc y Urno,;st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

CUGAR AND MOLASSES, Tea, Spices,
- Nails and Salt, Candles. Shot, Glass with a va:
ried assortment of Groceries generally in store and
for sale by WINSTON PoWEhS.
-lyp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

+ EATHER BELTING.-We are still
IL agents for the boat patent Stretched LEATHER
BELT1SG Sole Leather, &c, which we sell AZ nlanu-
facturers' prices WINSTON POWERS.
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AMPTON MALE AND FEMALE
II ACADEMY

VI / - A ALE AND bhALE
II ACADEMY
JCHF b. CARR 4. A., Principal
ihf h1ercsos Of this school commence on the hrst
Je.y
The oour.e of study embraces the usual English
l'.tshes, Ancient and Modern Languages, hathe-
s-*tes the E!.ntnts OF Physical Science, Military
$50, Music, lPaao and GultarD Drawing and
The rrscipai is assisted in the different depart
Assl4 - fotr teachers OF approved qualifications
Nss. per session OF TN months, $250. Aoderz
IIak k9agss AGsc. Drawing, ks., extrd.
~ sAtalogue, or further Information, address the
'Hs' pal, Hampton, Va. 1-ln
{ CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ @HoJL-C0rner 9Th and Clay streets.
- ~ Hho0I opens ell LIST October, and closes on l5th
Hhhss-t tPAfABLE sEkILSFUALLY IN LpvAEcx)
q LiAssta and Mathematical Department.
'rh's' Cgass-Tke Classics and higher Aathe-
-. 49, p"o w
'ttseT ELdss-The Rudsnents of the Classics
win The higher Bngli1h Branchea ........... 30 90
HI Hngiish Department.
7f branches 10 %
ff,mggy ,.................... 30 90
ia tau hveD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

COTTAGE BEDSTEADS.-,Jugt receiy-
~ edtroin Boston, IL large lot Cottage Betsteads.
winch will sell very low, to close consignment
seq ALIEN MOTT Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

SCHOOL, s4CSDERs HALL, FoUsHEE STREET, BE
TWEEN BROAD ASt GEACE.--The Exercises of this
: .l"5! Ell! 10 r'~umed on the l4th Of September
thoatAy aud continue until the 18th of July, 1858.
TgHHs-PATABLE sENiANHUALLT IN ADVANCE:
Higher Class per session u 10 mouths.::......."s&50 o.
Made ......-.... y O
Le7"r " ......-..... Is u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

lNK-P4-DU-TAH'S BAND EXrERHINAVED.--In a letter
dated Fravers des Sioux Minnesota. August 2Sth.
the following important statement is made:
The Sissltons have succeeded in killing the whole
OF pa du-tahs band, except one Indian, who
fled to baud of Ianktons, to which he was pur-
sued by the SissitOns. Here an engagement took
place between the Sissitons and the Yanktons-
twenty-five of the former and large number Of
the latter were killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

HOLLOW WARE CASTINGS.-lOtons
II Hollow Ware Castings, consisting of Ovens
Spiders. Pots, Skillets. Fire Dogs, &C.
CLARKSON, ANDERSON & Co,
\ ID. M-in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

CUGARS.-93 hhds good Cuba Sugar;
- 100 bbls Coffee Sugar various grades; 100 bbls
l,oyeriDg's and New York Crushed and Powdered Su-
gar in store and for sale by - ~
az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

CHURCH'S VHdETABLR LofIoN-An eff
- fectua cure for sruptions on the skin and face
it 10 PARTICULARLY recommended for the removal of
treckles, Tan, Sunburns and Pimples supply
Just received BY P. JOHNSTON & BRO,
sc3 Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

DUBLlC 6fEAhEho AM O1NuEno,
l. should use the Bronchial TroCbes, Paris Lozen-
aes or Sirop de Pectorai, effectual i'll allaying
irritation OF the throat and strengthens the vocal
organs For sale By DUVAL x NORTON,
seq Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ sCuOJL.-The undersigned will. sn the nrst OF
October next. open Classical and Mathematical
School. embracing such course of instruction as
III Tt yocth for an easy entTsnCe lRts the b! sh
classes. either. 0f classical or scientific iksttu
nsns They have procured the desirable lot at the
CO. aer ofsth sni Clay streets upon which they are
now having erected their school roon. rheiI
TRIMS will he ~ follows, (PAIAsLE sENI-AsSgALLY
.pT&Srs-4
Lam. tirerk and Mathematics ................s st0
Latin o. creek aud DO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
English BFaLches, ............................ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 25TH.
a BBTWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
CHC II HiLL.-The next session Of this InattC
bsa Elll spna sn MONDAY, September l4th. and con
ccus frf teu months.
Tas2az4 instruction will be given in the Classics
t. AaiaslnatIC snt tbs various English branches.
TREEs-Pay able 5uehalf lst January, 1888, and the
balance tic emf OF the session 30, 20 and 50 dol
lars
a limited number Of smaller boys will be received
6! tas rate O. 80 per session.
liz al Instance q viii he charged each pupil fol
fut, ana ali pupils will be charged from the
tine they entered 10 the end Of the session,
e"pt n cases u pIptraCted sickness
C. W. pETHRRBRIDGE,
y yl-tw~ THeS. II. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

NJ lSSES KING, ssrner of Bread and
Mayo Streets; The next session will bsgi. Oh
the lst gay Of October 1857 aud sos- On the Isl sv
ei July ltS. Experienced aud sou pstant assstants
VII oesmployed b. teach the phIlsssp and hi gh
Or Mathematical elasses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11
Mas JEFFERSON MINOR,
an T-dScSYu Miss ADA B. MINOR.

HR TURNER (by request Of some friends) will
also open "A MIGHT SCHOOL, for boys and young
mrn not having it in their power TO attend the day
.rhOul. .
Book X eeping will be taught thoroughly, and in
se aHft T. NJ C. I.
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y
The highest Class nj be instructed in the English
bran hes, Latin and Elementary Mathematics; the
ni1t" IN the usual English studies, aud the lowest
IL Spelling and Reading w. A. RENNTE
aUIs-iI.%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

EBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
- yard-onos yards OF Dsbeges. desirable color.
only 10 cents per yard. Ladies' in want Of q cheap
and servicesole dress can get by calling early
At the established cheap store Of
aHl7 ALPSAD NOsBS "a Main straat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

uARTSHORN'S CURE-ALL-The ma
L gle wonder Of the day; it conGuors all pain A
supply in store and h)r sale by
ses P. JOHNSTON BRO DrugGists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

RERRIEN'S PAINT BRUSHES. bus
A. ters, and Branding Brushes a complete assort-
nIohit Uf all sizes, for sale by
WI. SATTLER & Co.
Sc l42 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

4 NCHOR BOLTlNG CLOTH.-An ad-
\ dtlonal supply, just to hand, making our as
sortment complete.
CLARkSON, ANDERSON & Co
". In.. Mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

The OCgAN-CROssING TELEGRAPH.-During the un-
successful attempt to lay the cable across the At
lantic, before it broke, there was an interruption
for some time Of communication with the shore
which was afterwards mysteriously renewed
This was not explained in any of the reports fur
nished from the other side Lieutenant Brooke of
tho United States Navy however, gives the follow
ing explanation in the National Intelligencer
which may be the real cause, though it is singular
if 80:
The conducting wire broke; the gutta percha,
stretching with tho outer wires, drew the broken
ENDS apart, and continuity was then Interrupted
But when that portion Of the cable approached the
bottom 1t became slack. ''The cable will be depo-
Slted IN waves upon the bottom" Then the gutta
pefcha relieved of the strain by virtue of its elias
uclty contracting, drew the broken, separate end.
OF the conducting wire together, and continuity
was re-estabished. This re-establishment of CONT
nuty Is striking proof of the fact that the con-
uuctlng wires were broken, while the gutta percha
renamed unharmed. Had it not been re-estsblish-
go. the interruption would have been generally at
trIouted to abrasion of the gutta percha and the
siioi ol construction wOuld have remained unex-
posed. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

ANOTHER MURDER IN KASsAs.-Lyach Lar Inuol.
ed-The officers of the steamer Omaha at st. Louis
from Leavenworth city, report, that just as they
left on the Sd inst, two men, by the names OF
Gordon and Gllaspie, had been arrested and were
to be hung in the course of an hour or two by the
citizens. The st. Louis Republican says:
They were charged with having brutally mur-
dered man by the name Of Walls, from Ohio
He was stopping at the time, at the Planters Ho-
tel. 1t is supposed that he decoyed to the le-
wee. there murdered and robbed, and the body
dragged to the river and thrown in. When Cor
don was arrested he denied all knowledge of the
murder, though it was observed that his shit and
clothes were stained with blood The populace
was greatly excited. A rope WAS placed around
the neck OF the supposed felon. and he elevated
snort distance from the ground. This seems to
nave brought him to proper sense of his situa-
ton, and he asked to be cut down, and proceeded
to make confession.
He admitted his crininalty, and implicated a
fellow by the name of Gillaspie, we'll known in St
Louis, and man named O'Bren, as parties inbli-
Gated in the murder. He acknowledged that he
stabbed his victim once, that Giaspie stabbed him
four times, and o Brien twice before they succeed
ed i'll killing him. Soon after this confession Gil
laspie was arrested. and the execution of the muir
derera was only delayed in the hope of catching
OBrien. As the Omaha left preparations were be-
ing made for the execution Of Gordon and Gillas.
pie, whether they successful in running
down OBrien ornot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

WHITE ZINC PAINT, AND PURE
w WHITE LBAD.-Isooo lbs. put up in quar-
ters halves 100 ID. and S To- kegr ior sae C S' INC
tory prices I" "A 'i i42 han Main street. stree
IKTO0DWARE generally, in store and
w for saIe by WINSTON POWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-11

4 LMONDS.-50 bags assorted Almonds
\ for sale by selo ANTOEI
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fTHE CHISWlCk SCuOOI,

an r, CLASSICAL AND kNGLIsH
-, ,Ia. -, 'Itned Al the subsct ihers residsYa
n.,inE had several years experience. and h.;.@ 80
skc 10 solicited VI Pa"iic p&tfon-
nc poNtl"n Is rctired and remarka ably HEALTHY,
s sne sIlne VII Be 5hEs"ftaH and Psser,tsI
low os des tuals teaals) NAV a. .arl,,
app cation. be sccomiu odatsd at INV hausss ntty
els u Fhe ns!g gkborhoua 0'H
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RICHNOND VA
The aeIt session of this Institution will h.s;. on
o. July. NV '
The Principals will he aided by nine assistants
fOE further particulars address
d. LEE P0WnIL. ,.
&. j. MORRISON, Principals.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
Genius l. Democratic.

A large majority of the most ilustrious wri- ters ot this country, both iu prose and verse. have been members of the Democratic psrty Irving, Pauldlag Cooper, Bancroft, Alexaraer Il. Everett, and numerous sihrr., uut necessary % mention by name, have been Democratic iu their principles. T. is asked, why ths Is so-. coteuIprary shall answer.
 Geuius in its nature, has too much of genuine freedom Co bear the slavery ai aristocrary. of wear the golden vet slliiug letters of wealth. Genius feels itself noble and would enuoble humanity at large. It bas confidence in human nature. Genus is full of hope. It has uo pleasure iu the crushed and bruised spirit. |, scors the desIot who rides Co the summit of power over pavement of prustraie hearts.
 Genius is generous. IL would not eat it. morsel alone, nor distll one drop of its nectal from the tears of man.
 Genius IS educated. It has weighed the re. latlons of human society m the scale of reason and can find Do authority for political ineuual. itv. Genius has reasoned on the powers of mind, and finds the ascending principle devel. oPed wherever God has lett his image.
 Genius has trave'ed. With Irving, Cooper and Everest. it has visited other climates. stud. led the despotic institutions of Europe aud Asia only to return with a tirmer love and a higher devotion of feeling to our own free and blessed democracy. Not more glad did the dove tha, could hnd no resting place on the orb of water. return to the ark, than do the sons of American genius come back from their old world wander lnsS, and lind rest where man by the genius o his institutions should be equal to his fellow man, unabashed by the narrow, but impossible distinction of birth, cast wealth or inherited power.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
Give u~ ISa,lroat,.

The following paragraph is a clear l'szs tion of the inhueuce of railroads sa a t0ss f city, however uniavorab,c .ts natural ,a ton or location may be:
 "Cairo, Iliino.s, which. a-cordins Go I'd United S,AIes census of ls5O. bal bltaft hundred inhabitants. has. ig appears. sucs ei Per.ud, u az astonishing ratio, m conselgsa of the completion of the Illinois Ceu,a road, s0 that it now uumbe some three ca sand. Ih.s is marvellous growth. bui ' DO more than night have been oxgeaa view of the rapid settlement ol IItr0s d the great importance of the long 1s uf Cd way ot which Cairo is the southern termrs This Increase seems Co convey the a.,ln,a that the incubus so loug resting upon ,hs gl- Perity of Cairo, has at length been remove and that the town Is now aDout o tsgsJye its capacity for progress auG improvensnl- We are informed by one who is fm.lN vl the place, that the trouble about the beat of the railway depot can in no wise effect @ ! prosperity of the town, that 1t has been ys7 much exaggerated, and that whatever may g the result, Cairo Is bound to enjoy the full bs-s ht ot the road. As regards the lowness of 0 town site, that can be 10 objection to it. as Ns' Orleans and Chicago are located in precss- the same manner. In the Crescent City W. have to go UP hill from the centre of the OI to reach the levee. Chicago with a similar sa has ln brief space of time attained a pOe lation of 10000, and New Orleans has becoG one of the leading trade depots of the cOu'- nent. Cairo liesmidway between these H points. Some fifty steamboats stop there d4 during the season of navigation, and, Iii all the river steamcraft plying on the Mss slppi and Ohio must make 1t a stopping gn on account of connection with the lhls Central railroad. When the Cairo and FuIA and Mobile and Ohio railways are finished in operation, its importance in this respect be largely increased. We should not bel ! p'ised to see then three fourishing cities ir,s of one at the mouth of the Ohio. one ber. Illinois, one in Kentucky, and one in MiSs The deslrableness of this position, so lonst rlded, Is now acknowledged generally, and d or more new town speculations have beenp dertaken in the same vicinity, all of whi. must in the end contribute to foster the grOs of one large commercial centre. Towns spa. into consequence at the west so suddenly a the start just taken by Cairo can hardly looked upon as surprising.