Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-13
Prom tho London Punch.
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Well. VIC have been invaded Ivy Jonathan. anri al!
of us Englishtrs taken prisoners. Capt. Hartsiein
and his Jorisi, .a'innt crew have carried away the
br,; parts # lie Brili.hcrs-tbeir hsaris. We nave
truck 10 ia. generusify Of the sin's nud stripes, and
only pant with u fe"l!ug ~ nveii.e Ourselves by the
drst aad greatest Hci ut gratitui" that destiny nay
gel h;.v. ia store Tor lis. The RsS0!aie, n whif aud
.trey amidst rnounirirous iceh.rgs, rubbed aud
burkaa, aud n ii::l.. ind not n i;t;l4 nipped, was pick
ed M by iIn.ricau hands. carried into an American
port, aud forthwith docked in an American dock. TO
je returned ny .on Jonathan 10 daddy John. rs pick
and span ny whan sd" first turned her bows from her
Engilsh home for Arctic scas. There WIS fine mus C
cniaC on whist the Rss:!Hte lay IN that American
dock. Every blow Of iho sbipwrish''s hammer
struck a note CT lasting peace between The two coun.
trie-.
Ca,tain narts:ein, in his manly sailor. ike speech
with tha snack of n tru" salt IN i~r--h"ped that the
OH ,i,nhsrs of tbs Resolutc would float for many a
day. Sure are We that they Will t.at with n stili
.r.drring strength, uone The worse lu; all the better
for the III: If timber grown on the soil ri America,
that tuay here aud there be found in her English
carcase. Sweet, and especially fragrant the pitch
that newly caulked her-pitch tapped from American
pines.
CAPTAIN Har;ste;n has departed, ard il now on the
Atlantic. Our regr,. i. that he couli not have been
broug.l. face IL ftcs with al! England; that every
Eag,!shnan could have had = grip of his railor hand.
This WAS not 10 De, ba:-we give ihs hint TO the lords
of the adhuirslity-why not, az n further per %peiua,ion
of the m-noiy Of In" Gaian' fellow mission, why
not pnrIStrn tlr u ~ EuSHsu eHio Idui'hcd- 4 u
H1,k.tc,g? Further, We know net whether We
wou.d bot icrgth~n the rau.s OF I7c R'soiute into
Tie Rs=5i.:c Jtgdih0n-or We are rnt particular, 70
t. J2.ataan Res2igts. Jn these suggestions Punch
has dove hs 6u;yi i@; tie lords CT the sdmiraity imi-
tate Pua:h.
CAUSE OF TIE DEAiI OF MIR BROOKS
We iad The following, under tho Signature Of
deus" in the New Iort Courier nnd Enquirer:
1T is said ihgt Gil. Brook. died OF Group, within
ten minutes &c hls attack. Il wo"ld D. n sigma on
medical science ~ aiie'T III. ID port 10 be he iereG.-
II was oolv o spasm q! tie e~picicItis, which is sinrly
n waive that c:oses me passage 10 Ills in"Gs' when We
sw aliow food or huiGs. Sigh: e"ng-s.ion, Of IN" III
10 v4.re often take place liz ccl!s, aud produce
cough, "i't: altered vuic-, an i the c';se+,.mn tx
;uIt in the mascl, -: ;ids valve it may iaii ipon;i.
own nrhce, and suf icSiinn e-aue.
''fh- rem dy i niw .ys a n.ai. Tho patient may
place hi hiulb gu uir sii- Of the t.!ch-s, a. wiu'i
pipe. anl = !iiigrr ~, the n:hr" SID. q sinai ZACH
below tn trs". ii n jas. 9a~-2e it7sr'iy aud
push dircc"!y ap~srd "wTrd- The tcusu'. aJd 'h-
Inrirm with 'u- p'--.'tr" y. ni-" d. y . nm
!tdieiy rti.- Tie " I:, :. j IS pt'F' t.cGtu ps.ton
ne q; 10: !, er-:V:- tho II d les .n'EH;ssu'
Ill iEr "a We :-"or::s lis ;ohs- saa :Ae patient vii oe
"a: of DAGGER