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BLACK ToNeUE.-Dr. John kirkwood Ut New
Madrid, Mo-, states that the disease which has
prevailed there of late, and which was by some
called the Black Tongue, ia tbs endemic winter
fever of that country, modified by sudden atmos-
pheric changes, and characterized, in addition to
its usual symptoms, by local pain of neuragic
character, aud in some cases sore throat but in no
case has the blackness of The tongue formed
symptom of the disease. Malignant sore throat
was in some cases the most urgent symptom: the
tongue in some patients becoming enlarged and
swollen; but in no instance, even in fatal cases,
did blackress of the tongue supervene.