, 1865-04-25


Onirire and sfinnisnts hare no effect This |
oeaihf, ut h1ss tni twenty, have rietu 10 orty per
cent. The ep1es and liver ate much al-cksd. In |
menT coees epldenical infamma atfono Of the spleen,
or 79sfuTo nalegna, hsa been obeerysd. Quite re-.
Gently the St5efIsr pfegue has hstken ont also. |
Of this ecventy per cent die With? fe~ honrs.
s1o9g dlspas1son Il 70 , sG@ , selss 30
bIpcler and dark color Of The skin are isk unris-
iakabie symptoms. Its The black Dsssh. St Pe-
Rspsrs deny , IN Of ths PlEoe
II to bare broken out at SzanteHo, In Tho VAL
is1 hills. and The deecsiption gwen in the ST.
IL b,es te n5ns 81 sn1 nna;;s
pecsaily dwet upon. shows the mitady ID tts pses
en- e.see greatly TO resemble the plague, IN many
casee, iroeed. II Ia dinlcult to dtstinsu1sh The
nj 3cue from }tbr.s 'tcurrtns at time when IT,
ploid epdeio.cs are sbto ID. The di-ease Ia anuar.
entity on the decrease. Dr. Erickson, eurrsun to
the EMPEROR Nicholas. sged ssventy-iiv died
epioemic has broken ont. One case It Kole. ne.r
Var aw. Is rrPretenta! IN the Eiarsa.o G4.ttft "a
,atn,ngdtis *p.na''s ,, on Of IRE Thousand IL.
and fifteen dead. In E'stern prus.ia there ars
many cases Of HlsTsint ifis near Dantsic.
ALI RUSSIAN SHIPS 70 8H euAsAx11ssp. !,
(From the London, Daily Noxs.1
An order m hss M hecn sent to Dankirk to put in
measure Of precaut1on has been .cessltafed hy
The epidemic uow raging at St. Petersburg:
THE PLAGUE IN THE rouarEEsTa UEsTuar.
The great plague ,ha: spresd thrcuehou, It.lv,
and euoseqnently all over Europe ID the -four.
tollowed terrible civil war. Tho war OF the
Guelpis ard Ghtbr1inse. fes1fL1 fratricidal
conflict end WIS 1hcn about closing amid the most
brother, isther had net Lon, and ncn thsir form.
CT friends, in mortal con nat In the strrcss Of
The principal cities, and had redacaed the walls Of
paise . snd ssst the na ess SSr,d Sgn
ike cloud Of midnight blackne'a orer the na.
tvrs. >Men's passions, and s'omens too, were cx-
cit and feyercd to the highest pitch. Society
}anled 10 the best md holieat emotions Of tho
hn1nun bcart seemed forgotten IN the universal
insanity OF VII. Wa, mufier, ASSASSINATION
snfea se ~ ana o ar
most otEQ'ct aIai1 the t!scotd thai 10: huadrcd
.yesrs bad hcen gathering Into yengcfal frenzy:
Rten.1, tho last Of the Roman ts1buncs. was killed
y seemed to have tpent It's heavier force, and
the thundernolta ofpassion were cooling. into up
parehtlv harmless .mbers. when suddenly and ~
ost penf benr,ns Rn n
had survived the sttosze Of hmm coullct fell By
the more terrible, hecansc 1ussen and tnyiu.
chile st5oke Of he nssue Bst # sstopPsd nos
his victorious l-cious, and ragged nc.thEartl and
onward like mighty conaa.fatton, till Europe
Erzed rlth terror upoD dying Thousands. Tho
pens Of the most graphic nister11ns have In vain
abored TO dcscr3be the horrible scenes aud events
thet followed, and 10 picture to succeeding genera.
t1ons the history Of tho awful year: that f:pwed:
Europe were snnlhiiaied from tho tacs q The eart
in The Eurnpe5n cities professions Of tsrefootod
and psrc hceded B1cn and women pissed through
the streets a. day md az midnight, with The RELICS
o. III" eAirt. and holy tapers borne alDft, aagef-
lat{ne ttcmee1ycs md calling upon the sotnts and
Goi 10 he p them, md remove tlls plague that
seemed threatening the human race: From THIS
isr was esiah'isSed.. retrarch fixed his resi-
fence In Pat1ua In 1881, hutwls driven from there
t. ysns Sy H. * Of ae
,nt,1natc friend, .sko had been d:iven from his
dar],pr florence by the Eavages Of the sane fear
~. eptdeu',e A tbs time, ths Black Deatn. y
dom. It respected no one-the pnaes
IL hja, ps,ace Or tho peasant in hts cor.
called upun, but to no av,:l. The htaycss and the
hest the most learncd and pious Of tie people Of
1t>ly who had b: en- spared from The fatal cly1l
ii perishc a. a;,se Ike Gnsr the he asetion Of Ills sl
seourse of humanity. The aoons Greek Phi.
loEnpEere, Echol7rs, and pe:1ants, ski led in ths
CID Greek ealpng snd ciyttzation wao had M sd
srts,uu Of the So t. OF attic philosophy, to The
courts Of the 1ta'fa1 princes, then tho resort ol
the highest culture and most advanced ciytltza~
ton Of the period known as the DART ages, were
driven anew to te=k rtluse from visitation fur
more terrible th1n the sword Of the Tapaelous fol-
lowers Of Aahomet.
In this connection v1lt be remembered tbs
th.ilt12ly featiu, story OF pceamarone," found
ed rpon aetna! fae,s+ although wrought up with
a tho fctton Of NJ almo.: psct-fuat3r1llT active
imaeipation. A party 0ft?cgant ladies' and gem
t!.nsn, comprising como Of the t,sbes. nobility
Of Fipfencc, retired to be su;ifnl villa on tho
hanks Of the Arro to spend what:vcs Of Ito might
~ rer'ain to them. IN ne mos' viTaS,oas pisss-
fcaets and inc cayc.t l:s md festivities, :alnsIed
w;.h unrcbuled and Illicit anouts, made the hal >
of The Wills rcsouEc nlke at daT and night with
with coryivial h,larity, whiic one by one H. Tie
pl-gue 1cesetet eech day their number, until the
hsbquet halls were deserted, the Rllkeu couchts
d. tpoilad Of tho bean.y snl gailantrT that bad
the court Of the grHye, and the itseinattne women
Ea hcred to titn client and terrible embrace u
lie pame ri st Ctcrlrs Borroneo has descen.
ded from that period, or rather tsesnied, 70 In
mortality. While families, separated and lied
I ON each other on the approach Of The symptoms
e1s w were IN aions to dc, tic Arch o}ehop q
a5ninirteTlng consolation to hts fytas people,
gu alike, ls1ed hardIy touch the hem o.
each ether. garments. and bold. desae1'
aie plund cre1s scixed End bore away witao1t re,
strhtnt the goods an1 properly that Ill others
feared eveu to approach.
TIE oEEAr PLAGUE N LONDON.
In the ycar tees the English Es:ropoIis va
vihittd By this terrible tcturst to hDHlanlty
| Thorn who wsEr stslsket hy the pest!ence hsee
ecngrstulating themselves Oh their lacky eecaps
from lhe charucl honsc, were tcllsd to tho earth
cnrsiue and tiat2heming up to the last moment:
ing ro.cate hNs Of heal'h to the efcktnn.
lAn.shy sspecs presented BY those Who were at
lacked, wst rapiA I'D T., II ton,e s ea::s almost a
I coCnenantc, ana 1houfauns Of the rinxen:
soEehta refuge in the most remote parss of ths
The scenes in tho streets Of London during The
| plaque were most appalling. Dnrsng The lods
| stlli wa1ches Of the night the aisn1at fotir" o.
The bell On the deaaman's cart as that worth,
| calling. IN seputclfal voice, upon those wlt
I He1e fortunate enough 70 be spared by ths p.ah
leOee to bling ont their dtaa; tue t1fiekt of the
| aueu1shel relatives Of tbs leper-iike corpsti
strewn on The causeway outside. all fietokeset
the prsseuce Of that dread r1onafch, vhnss
will is :s5nm.nt. and whom all must obey
Charles Il. ct Tut lime eat upon h. throne 9
I the vEcat Alfred. guiding The oe.t1nles OF TIL
mort brilliant and reckless eo1rt 10 Europ.
unheecinc the 1anen!a'lons oi hh stricken sab
| iccis, deyoting the life given him bY his Make
| tJ 6is: :olutc tojlngs with Caetcmaiue, Que
roailes. Or come Of the other corrupt bsaufic.
the shameless court over which he presided
Amidst the fs,r1ui sat9rnalia OF horrors. Bucktns
ham, Rochester, SeIley. Sit George Esher1ce
aud The rest Of the llcenuons nlnlons VIII
basked In The eph.Defal sunshine of chas!e
vouclsufed BY the Almighty Among the col
rupt mobility balls, route. snd fftt5 were th
| rage, despite the rcpronatlon oi ali that va
Sood and nd! pure in The = EnElt,h metropolis
their evil courses, daring and defying the wrist
Of N offended Providence. The steady burgbe.
;. of old London, saddened aud borrowing o.eE ii
natton'a shame. weeping for the constderat* rul
ami ssrict Observance, a. well As tho republics
manners, OF the a,s OF the Protector, taronEe
the thurehes Of the city daily, offering up su|
p1'cattons that the hitter cup Of deso1stson m1st
be ayertcd from their proud cd cliy. Their pio1
: and we'll m. ant elorts old not, however, prescl
the eprehd Of the pcstllenca. and over sixty tho
eand graves attested the rapidly and severity
the fearful scourEc. e:e the proper sanitary mea
! nrea rruld lie nfIjptrd tn prevent the fpIthcr pf