Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

order in whic;. they took place roget very much
that WAS prevented from, taking more accurate
aud minute account o their different roSus, hy the
number of persons that crowded atonpd the table
prompted by similar curiosity and oxci,emeni, as
well as iy some confusion thai necessarily pro-
duccdhy the desire OF trying rs many different ex
pern'erts as possible, before should be too aie to
perform them with success.
The result OF some uf these experiments, p,r,icu.
aiy the 10Th, will afford an interesting aud useful
subject OF speculation TO the pahOlnssi.
Dr. Ure cone ewes that advantage is 10 I've deriy-
Ell irom passing elective discharges The chest.
primary object rs 10 excite The heart action thus
single expcrHient may he Of immense benefit thnn.i
Tor most practical purposes would he Necessary tn
produce Simultaneous artificial initiation to the lungs.
as congestion these organs would prevent the sue
Cessiul action o: fhe heart.
The contraction of the heart woniJl also probably
ensuc, from uioisiening the para with solution OF
tomnun sa, aud pressing the cad of the conductors
against the ulnar in their course over The e!-
Row, or The raoial nerves AT the wrist, and thus the
heart might he made again to heat aud the whole
machinery OF the boil. set IN motion, when Iesiora-
lion would be perfectly OF the OF ordinary
means.
ONE OF THE SPECTATORS
The phrenic much more accessible In this wav
than the inside N the muscle proposed b, Dr. Ure
The right aurieie was found disteuded with blood the
right ventrice comparatively 1accid supposng that
valves which prevented the of blood into the
former might not be competent their the
trnp,'n.ss OF III. venricle Dr. Stevens pressed his
hand the blood from this aurce; that the
Vehirtle vas supposed contract, bnt could satisfy
nys sell OF the
rhe experiments occupied from hour to an hour and
half.
This agrees with the re port of his having made hearty
breakfast Il lew hours before his execution.
Post Offices Established We have procured from
the Grncr Pos Ofice, Ia, the public informal iop .
- List OF III" New Post OHices established within
the sevetal States and Territories, from the com
mencement oil the year 1928 To the end Of the first
quarter OF the present year The reader will lie as
much surPrzcd as we were AZ the number OF the new
otices, exceeding IN the whole sSrem Hundred about
nnr hall only OF which are gwen to-day. The pub
W alton OF tins list is introductory to a monthly or
quarterly Inst OF Post Oficcs which we p,opose
hereafter 10 publish, for the general information.
LIFE IN RUSSIA
Extract Of ieiter from Lady TO her friend thn city,
dated y PeftTsbnrsh, Dec &, 1898
In few days the Emperor, contrary usual Gus.
tom, will make grand this tit, TO accompany
tended bride OF the Grand Duke Michael. She has he-n
for weeks GaIchua, the admiration Of all who an
compliments, all united very young
y is) She is received in aH'-cuuatr manner b,
all the members OF the imperial family, which lie
great comfort her she leaves own The first cere
moy 10 I've performed on her arrival is her baptism
cordng To the oi the Greek Church; the next t.
Fanzaes" (or p-dcin tro;O which The dipomai,c
to he invited tic marriage viii take place he
just nrryed from Vienna brings the The Empress
b-rIaine The Count NiPhRG, IA vrry distinguished man
who has lost an eye it is said in The Military
We have had great fts lately the French Ambas-
sad"rs TO celebrate the dVeraee t,e King Spain In
the FIRST place there grand the Catholic
Church AT which the ChurisIers Of the sung fine
style The service designed very imposing The
Archbishop (si years oi and his pres,s ali Jaz
Jug IN gold aud silver from top TO toe, and nothing
to enhance the spiendor of the spectacle Every body went
IN uniform as they did to the dinner given the same
day by the French Ambassador 80 persons onl, a;e
being tuse belonging the corps II superb -served
on ih' nnest p1tcea ann attended by host OF servants
nthH cheS veiies IL is the custom AT all great houses
here To Keep dozen hail aud ON
the s''s'n one sort Ut livery in the chamber another
J." iNrry ana at the doors oil tle apartments
lFd set dressed differently from both the Others The
finest kossni airs were played daring tie dinner by
military band hut the Ambassador seeie,i TO think all
~ insufficient 10 do honor his country iriumpioT rr
poiat ri splcUdOr closely rivnt at court The Grand
Duke Michael, aud the Prince Prussia were
dresses VALVES the prevailing dapces but there
were likewise Two qnadrlies in which the prince of Prus
a, exhibited TO some advantage When the Pulonaises
Came the French Amassa,lress led ont BY the
GFsnd Dua- Michael, the English the Prince o
and the Ambassadors Ministers took ladies of Minis
ter or ladies OF the Etiquette is carried on
Obliged to take much pains in order avoid giving offence
TO some at the diguiaries o the court.
The Countess terionays has large family keeps
much gaver house than ANY Of the other ladies of The
corps During The Summer she received company days
ing music being always made by the tutors and attaches
aud sometimes "charades acon," played This
lieroidigcns, Qady Of the Minister from wirrmbure a
chmng young person who has taken great fancy my
g and takes heI dancing lessons with Them house.
10 play these claradeS there shoull he twelve fifteen
persons hS requires about hall that act and The
resi- nr specsto.s Alter hxng upon The teord they
l" represent the Countess berSe par OF sc-
VINO lied On the floor, resting his head of
chaT snoring, and leaving doubt that he
sampson ALT acting represented the first syllable OF
ihe French word proposed TO he found out (Which
leave you 10 guess f you think worth whiIe1 Young
lady then came fcrward alone courle ing retired
is represented the second syllable wnr the hole
word was represented by third Dung lacy coming To-
ward biinatold with little basket uil OF the numerous
TinNs with which the couneSSis table had been
ana distributing them to each person unfortunately
" The next charade begun 10y the actors decking
themselves in all the ney they could ret and wslkn,
aD"ut me room arm in this The FIRST syabs
by tea he ,Tft
10y the actors The whole word by tentp.rary. curtain
held across the room, and when LEI down Miss
r was discovered Standing n chair in the attitude
ni statue Win gentleman kneeng feet in pos
nTe OF adm'aiinn and holding cnptors chise and ham
ner' What nonsense you will say 1t afr rde us how
ever sor an'u'ementTh ridiculous puzzle was HE fo
loving Three persons placed themselves in enr CHAIR
what Then This IS lie siege de Troye+ There had een
some dancing and singing before all this and supper con
clnded The evenings entertainments"
This pun is not transatlsle into English.
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