Dnr.pruL Dr,raEss ~ SWITZERLAND.
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DREADFUL DISTRESS IN SWITZERLAND.
A physician, writing from schulls' in the
canton oi the Grisons, says; "l'hc parish
of SchuIls is one vast charncl house. \
.Gightlul mortality reigns here. Each day
some forty five dead bodies are Inferred
In the canton there is scarcely an humble
dwelling into which fever, dyscntey. or
death have not entered. Graves cannot
be prepared in sufficient numbers, and the
bodies are so hastily inferred that the dogs,
fcmping OH the dirt, draw them out, aud
ballen On their flesh. The reblrness ol
the inhabitants prevents them from digging
deeper. The master Of "A public school,
who had year since one hundred and
forty scholars, now has not one. Half are
dead and the rest Incapable Of raising
Themselves