Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

isE enipotentiaricS, were concluded on
the 10Th uIlimo at Berlin. The general
conditions were drawn up on Saturday
the 7th, and the initials Of the contracting
parties affixed to the several paragraphs,
but, in its complete form. the treaty wa,
not definitely signed till the 10th. The
terms are honorable 10 both parties. An
armistice, and formal suspension of hos
tiIitics. is To be established within eight
days from the date Of signature; period
Of twenty days is allowed for the two
MICS 10 take up their positions appointed
them by the treaty.
Scenes at .Sandnshy-A gentleman
writing from Sandusky last week, says
About the time | arrived here. and a
short time previous, the cases were two
or three week, up TO last Sunday. On
that day it was violent. and all attacked
died. nine III number; Monday -; Tues
day 25; twelve hours of Wednesday IS;
Thu rsday but few cases or deaths. and
the disease evidently yielded 10 the influ-
encc Of medicine.
Friday morning We left with the belief
that on our return, last night. we should
fad but few cases; but OH the arriva! Of
Friday nights train at Springfield yes
tcrday morning, were wolully disappoint-
ed. In place of 60, 10, and sometimes
100 passengers coming back. the cars
brought but ! or 5. Many Of the pas
senoers and hands who went down on
Friday night train took sick in the cars.
aud were left on the way. As We came
up Yesterday. we learned that three Of
them had died.
This place is almost deserted They
tell me that during the last week at least
5000 of the inhabitants have left. and
every day intelligence IS received that
many Of them have died There were
four respectable married ladies left here
in company, and went towards Mansfield
on the railroad. The husband of one has
received letter from his wife stating that
the other three had been taken sick in the
cars, were left at a village and had died.
Awful as are the scenes to relate. it is
nothing in comparison with Witnessing
them. Some, however. partakc OF the lu
dicrous. -Four !rishmen were al work on
our road. some fifty miles from here, near
a small village. One was attacked with
cholera, cramps, &c. doctor was call
ed, who administered medicine, and left
directions with the other three 10 rub his
body and limbs until the surface looked
red They stretched him out naked on a
rough plank, and at il they went with
cloths in good earnest for a while. but got
tired. and finding no symptoms of vitality
coming TO the surface, they concluded TO
try something more substantial. One
held him Oh the plank while the other
two. each with brickbat. went at him
again, and literally skinned their com
panion, and saved his life. He is still
suffering very much from the lack of hide,
but is out of danger of cholera.
G5-Thc Aurora Ondiana) paper says
the cholera has left that village. and pub
fishes list of the deceased. The first
death occurred on the eth OF May. the
last on the 18th of July. The entire
number OF deaths in the town was 100
OF those who fled to the country IS died.
Total deaths of the citizens of Aurora by
cholera 1879.
DEEADFur. SulrwEEcK.--Th bark Char
les Bartlett was run down BY the steamer
Europa. on the eth June. in the Atlantic.
seven hundred miles west of Cape Fear.
and sunk in three minutes. In spite OF
every effort. one hundred and fourteen
persons. out Of one hundred and ftiy-siX
who were on board. were lost. The
catastrophe occurred in the day time. dur
ing a dense fog The officers of the
Europa are acquitted of all blame by the
survivors The bark was bound from
London for New York. with emigrants.
The following lines in relation TO eel
ebrated vegetable production of S. Caro-
lima appear very appropriate at the pres
cnt time.
TO \ CAROLINA POTATO.
There was chamber, modern in its make.
And Of ample size. window tall
Turned 10 the west and thro' it came the beams
OF the declining AsIant they came,
Because the god of day near his bed.
Upon table. groaning with the weight
OF various vians: buckwhea cak and pies
Wro't from the golden punpion, luscious meats,
And all that tempt the palate and allure
The wearied spirit to forget the world,
There stood one dish apart. knew it we'll.
For. piled aloft, and redolant of steam,
Like pyramid of Egypt, who could see
And not with secret pleasure own the charms
OF sweet potatoes, gathered from thy soil,
Rebellious Carolina, Tell me, heavens.
Can sour rebeiiions and such sweets as these
From the same fountain spring.
In England they grow grass on the lire
of railway to prevent the dust rising on
the passage of the cars A London Jour
nal announces that haymaking was in
full operation on the line between Exeter
and Creditor.
nrFourteen physicians have died in
Cincinnati during the prevalence of the
cholera-eight or nine by cholera. the
remainder by diseases induced by fatigue
and over-exertion
JThe Troy (N. " Budget OF Mon
day says. that the cholera has nowhere
oeen SO frightfully fatal as in that civ.
I'm all other places of which We have any
accounts. nature or medical skill has saved