The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

but since then the weather has become unusually mild
which must favor tho advance OF the dread vsant In
Odessa the Governor General keep II out quar-
snnes but the fell disease took no notice OF precau
tons and broke out simultaneously several parts Of
New Russia though not In very virulent FORM On the
eastern shore Of the Black Sea II FIRST made IL appear
anoe Po,i the Turkish frontier, and 70
sa skipped from tho neghborhood OF Odessa 70
BerdtchcH in voihynia where II has ragged with consd
cradle intensity favored doubt by the peculiar san
tary condition or the place. BerdtcheR Is town OF over
Hfty thousand inhabitants Of whom Jews
who carry on an extensive trade Chiefly by smugging
nroTnces 81 che emp quite New anu
where she chosen people appear In all their glory the
small number Of Christians being completely lost In the
crowd of Hebrews contains merchants who worth
millions OF roablos and whose wives and daughters may
DO the Sabbath and the great holidays OF the
church deckcd out In silks and vclve and blazing with
Jewels but wthal 1t Is about the lhiest place in tho
universe It's streets and thor0ughfares almost mpas
Ike common sewers than the abode Of human beings
II Ia wonder that the cholera finds rich harvest
among such population and II only induces them 70
adoptA little more Clearly habits, 70 pave thor Streets
purify their dwellings and drain tho stagnant waters that
suound their CITY, will really have been blessing In
Although Russia has Acknowledged the Emperor Maxi
mlan and Mexican ambassador has been accredited
capital Of Mcn,ezuma IL 3 stated nov that one win b
appointed In the person OF Mr. EverH who was fUfmery
charge In Rio Janero. and . now attached g
tho Foreign Once supornnmorary bat 20 have good
authority for contradoting tho rcpor After waiting 50
long government will hardly think Of sending min
lister 70 hoxico ct tho present moment when tho ooa
tinucd existence Of the now empire bag become moee
problcnatcal than cvcr, and whan--if longer sup
ported by French bayoncts-the throne OF MAMMALIAN
might beswept away before ambassador has time 70
deliver his credentials. ~
British Treptdati0n Mt tho Strength OF
the United states Navy.
from tho London Army and Navy Gazette (Buu Run
Russell's paporlJ
The Americans making determined efforts TO pro-
ducc navy which shall BIO unsupassed BY Mat o. any
maritime nation, not excepting the timo honorcd glorious
marine Of England Wo understand that our Transit
ano friends will shortly be in posse sion Of a. least
tuenly powerful doublccre~ v;sseIy which will have
speed or least fifteen knots Those ships, which are
built Of WOOD will DO armed with a few Of the heaviest
guns capable Of being mounted a1oat Tho Americans
have not followed tho example we have shown them by
building short vessels but acting the primo pie that
great length will give rapdity Of motion, hayo decided
Upon having their ships long, and those to which we
refer will vary in length from two hundred TO three
hundred and thirty fest according 70 the class TO which
they boong lis be hoped that ~: hare not been losing
time in megicting 10 p7oode orselves sO squadron q
t0i scrcws" the utility Of Which after the experience ,0t
al erdy possess cannot Lc doated At all events, the
Americans appear DO satisfied and in general they
not slow appreciate the value Of any Improvement
In the art Of ship-building