Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

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v ''o''' letter. written on h,.,J ,jo ','*,
"''''''s' Of tho North Pacific r,. 'r ':' = j.
''',', recently re'nfncd;o SIN frr.. HAF7.
,i,,a "eH ~, ~ lie "unst o: Can,c,,,,L..
d.n,h ~. w." !rnd, bo.:nm vas ,,,,,; ,H htusy
dint.Iy ,,, '"'i!"!!H. The sp,rII,.n ,. from
thcr,. w.r,. ~, "m'e' microscope Of jo T T !nm
Wv. "I'c t"e': Mfusorm rI,,, W., - ''' linear Nh
nti"tc BENG relieved Of ti,.. c. pr"NGL'r civ
'.i,' "eP''' Many ot :!r.r ;..ro % !'ssUl.
80. .'''''! brown dlscnnrn,f, 80 'lf "..7
me aslli'e "r Recently ai.,r,,, 'HIr' loa,.
'"' % -",' ''''"h IL tIrr
h.,,, n ~ w., T"' "Hrrr.S" as To rG,",. co,n
"'n'o''i "' !,'" 7": |; WI. said l. '",'hng from n
! me water through which ,b ,'.H' hey cane i,
,se way up Fortunately. H.. r, ,.,'''"' passed. ,
, 'I',''''" ".r" Received. tln'' "'''e by VIII,
e'>"" 'I'c ad"autry. o, this" very ,irny,
"mt l'e%'rFing Il intact. n. t,.,- up ne sedne-
i' ""', "i"" Mt Dog! cx'rnal:e,. y" 81 i"Hr goo.
ynyo W." IRON r@d which pierce ill.,, RED in IL
they wrp J,,, t L W"'r I" ti"w ,.r,n =. 'n!sI
;i, "I Hn"ii hut Il ciosf,! n '''usH them h,
t''.!'' "rrt found - be hacked ~ G"nsup. The
; :, III apparently tie same cnnS, we t:aGcio!,
%!'l i'Tce'! mt" them. One Was ,,t" ~hic,
r;a','. utE. cut "pcI, and 'h. midl, 49, N'psd
"'" ",''','1 we u. clay ready for the ur,,. pHs
~" "u ana rNann"d-:hr i,:u.nri, .''' wac tF
''i''c "iPrafni'r" -: vitality. ''''ei H.
,.InII. 49, 20" ''-"fnSr"pist- OF ,niucnce m,v l..
=. +, ~ upon which 10 ba-e their nriri|.
,,t ''"''ihnv! these .a;il ,nra l.. tho IL.
''" rupture. lie quill band. wsr. c.,,I, - " va
emil and. NJ Tie su,r.,nu nj .,n,,.,: hed ~ Ca.
" nc"!oi, and very soon evrryli,ip,, ~. 81, s
, 60 III u" forwarded I" IN. t. md tho nr;;,
.,,,r a., SS>'rin -! oceanic .0rrLiu,, ,;rv -.
Fact, ,',;h "'"'., I" strengthen tie ..r.a, cl,,ir
,.,,r,'I t''nt' by A'o power u: ....,,rrn,i,,t;,
o"eH rendered srb>"-vrl, to c,,nn, 80. "''@atip
Specimens, from 100 fa,hnm. In|o ana 10 science
80 ou, NJ That fn". the coutrvanr 81 ,
gu Is had not been applied '"' s''''
Lieut.. John NJ. Brookc, -! .hc I'ni;cI S,.,.. ,.,.
ID the "u'hor nth" simple ip,:runrn, By which i
above successful Experiment was iaas.. Tba p.
thus describes il:
i"I instrument consists "t 3 common lpall. with
hole bored through rs middle. anil n; = Small ~.
-" "!i'rh rxac!iv H. :!r hole. aAG projects, ,nv.,I
We yes h"E"I! each ... q" the bril-. o.; on. eng
." "Fi 'wn 'lHt.! arms, moving freely NJ, g.,
''"' VII. stc"t rr!l ipH: IN IL" Ind.r siI. r..
>"'ih"- He Separate -. ia. .uI into ,yYI ,a,,
ac "t which j. attached to ON. %; .,,, NV IT,
'r', oi c"uT", kept N Az uy..,li rr-C,, So ' -
i!iI"s, WHEN tbs r:: Is sU-p"rt N the an W. IN ~,
water. The cannon ball : kept on ia. rod ayd SIM,
ported by u wir" which ruEs AROUND aid under he
ball. %nc : attached by q! Ionp Il; each end
t. the little projections on the arms o. TIE upper
o. the rod.
Ii will readily be seen iha, as lon. rs the lead
suspended n !c a.: oy water IL weight keeps a.,
.inc >.ra.'i, ~" arms arr kept up"sll, and the hs
il sli-iaino by thc wire, which IN IL turn is support
20 ~ III" arms As -""u, however rs The end .. III
'od projecting hsyond ~. lower side of the ba,
ou"h"s ia" bo'r"ti. the line -NckrHs. permit. H.
urn, TO descend, and when they arriv. n, q certs,
nc!iEaIon ia" wine lip ;."m III. prci"ct!c,.,, Al,
=, n"ii having E"w no support, slides I:o!n the roo
'hici IS alone !"lt 10 be- pgc,i up. There is y Cot
r.ynnc" III III" lower esd 1t the rod. ~ mean. O.
Tnich II specimen OF the bottom is secured H.,
rrn@ht up.
Previous 10 IN Invention. il wa no, onlY i:npos
- I" secure sner.rn Of the bottom. bu; the emo,
l'Gs prcosurc q: tic waite upon the bali slway
rnk" the line. when soundiuEs OF any great dept
'crr attempted.
The P"a; :nriher states that il was from data III.
ish"d b" this very instrument that liGn;emart Man
was enabled 10 prove the feasibility Of laying III
ubmarine telegraph from the United States 10 Eng
and.
Commodore Rogers has 10, missed an opporun,,
' Of getting observations or "i making Experiment..
the expedition has no. only saved itself, bu; hut
Needed llic sanauine expectations of Ia warm, $,
ri.nds.
The conduct oG Com. Roger. in Japan in come,
ION with the miSuIrlrI- stood treaty, has been h:i
pprhv"'! Icy tho" who, through the Americans cot
rrncd, have become acquainted with the circuU
uurIs.
1t is lrobabl" that brisk trad. will soon exist be
yccn Japan and California. The cargo Of the Gar
Enc F"ntr, from that country, sold II. an mmons,
""iii. y rrEs"! ~ now about IL sa,l for Smn,iR.-
.ngl!si men .: Sar are lying here, and Russians n"
rs>ary fear 10 cE:cr the port, which might a. wei
e biOckudCd II once.