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THE LONDON HERALD IN q. BAD
HUMOR.

The relations between our government and
that of the u nitsd States of America do not
seem to be of the most amiable description,
We are givea to understand that the Cabinet
oil Mr.. johnson Is still pressing on that OF
Lord Palmerston it's unreasonable clAita OF
compensation for the losses caused by the Ala
bama and other Southern cruisers We are
the less surprised at these arrogant demands,
aud at the meekness which, submitting to
them without protest, enca Nrages those Trans
atlantic diplomatists 10 press them on our at
tention more exceedingly from month to month,
when we learn that our government has AL
ready submitted patiently to rebuffs that one
would have supposed must have sorely tried
its temper. The correspondence on the sub
ject OF Mr.. Gray, the late mate OF the Saxon,
shot by the lieutenant of the American steam-
er Vanderbilt, has just been laid before Par
Lament. 1t was closed by Mr.. Linooln's Sec
retary of State for Foreign Affairs. lu this
letter Mr.. Seward refused, in very insoleni
manner, to accede to the mild suggestion put
forward by Lord Russell, that the American
government might make some compensation
TO the widow.
Her Majesty's government has submitted to
ithis quietly, as usual, It. has failed to pro-
cure justice against the murderer of Gray il
has failed to obtain suy sort of compensation
for his widow. Let any nation be strong en-
ough and bold enough, its officers by land and
sea may shoot Englishmen with impHnity
wherever they End them, and cap the outrage
by turning round to their relatives and insult
| log their memory.-Londoa Herald, July Isl
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A CHOLERA PANIC IN EUROPE.

The cholera is on its travels-that fierce and
pitiless plague, which has its residence in The
East. but sallies forth at periodical inter-
walls to decimate West, North and South.
From time to time we hear of the visitation
in distant places-leaths by wholesale In Cen
trail Asia, deaths in Southern Russia, regi-
ments disbanded by death on Indian marches,
and rivers choked with corpses in the Islands
OF the Eastern Ocean, The last Red Sea new
brought word that Mecca and Medina are this
year vast lazar houses of cholera smitieh vice
Tins, the pilgrims pershiug ell along the road
to the shrines from Jeddah and the southern
ports, and Sheiks who had come to kiss the
kaaha turning back in horror, with their
trains, to succnmb in tents and houses where
they had shut themselves up. Already
Egypt has been reached, and the feliahs there
are perisning by thousands, SO much so that
the italian and French harbors are shut
against vessels from Alexandris Marselues
has kept all the mail boats in quarantine ever
since two moriband passengers were landed
III the Jolistte; and at last we ourselves have
been Obliged to confront peril tina, canuot
be disregarded. The newspapers and letters
which went out of the General Post office on
Tuesday last were sent 10 boxes instead of
bags to prevent infection being carried out OF
Egypt by the mail passing through the couu-
try That, indeed, is not precaulon on our
own behalf, but it will also be observed with
regard to tho overland dispatches coming
homeward. All the instances We enumerste,
and others which might be cited, provs that
the cholera is on its periodical march and
without ascribing 10 the same source the out
breaks in north Russia Poland and Prussia,
it is at the least possible that the year may b.
signaIized by the invasion of that enemy which
patriotism and courage cannot keep out of
our island London Telegraph, June Pad.
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STEAMERS.
nj okrm GEumAN IT. DYD.

PRICES OF PASSAGE
From New rk 10 Bre en-, London Havre and
southampton: /
Eirat Cabin Sl05; sd Cabin $62 50 Steersge $37 3d.
From Is, enien to New York: ~
First Cabin Sl12 so; I'd Cabin $50; Steerage Sa5
Price Of passage payable in Old its equivalent
in currency
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved manner they If 250O tons and 700 HORSE
power each, aud commanded by men OF character
and expeTehce who will make evefy exerto to pronute
the comfot and OF passeas re- They ucn
at Southampton the outward trip fJr che purpose %
landing passengers for England and raace a1llIol
These vessels take freight to London and Hull for
which through bills OF Iading ara signed it N f
An experienced Surgeon is attached - each vessel
All letters must pass through the post office
fs- NO Bill OF LAding but those of the Company "ili
be signed Bills of Ladng will positively not be deny
cred before goods cleared at the ustom House
an SPECIE TAX On to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
OF TIE lowest For freight passage apply to
OELRIOHs CO,
No 69 Broad st NJ York.
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1hFFICf Z. DsPDTs COMMIssARY
~ SUS ISTE ICE,
" AsENaroN, D. O., July Is, 1se
PROPOSALS fOR fFEofJa toqp I!sa

WAsnNaroN, D. O., July Is, 1866
M ~ PROPOSALS FOR FLoUatolq ~ {ts
SEALED, PRoPQSALs are inyiteds until the 25th
list ~ O'CLOCK M, foE farnishing the Subsistence
Depar ment with 81 - ~. 80 .-sF"f
ONE TaoUsA NO n OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR
prop 81 viii be Sot What is known at this pepot
ss Mos and s. and bids viii BE- enteftsi.ed for any
quantity less than the Whole D'S'i DO Aa'fo tif %
Bids must be In duplicate and for each gra AIDE On seps
rate sheets, Of papdf assEsN g o sssasse sssg I ~
The delivery OF the-Fiour to commence within Ave
RON the opening Of the bids and must be deliyeed
Ia sdeH quantities daily asthe JdRefhhent NAV direct
either at the warehouse GEORGETOWN or
at Ihs Mbsryes or Reirpad DepotIin Washington G.
The delivery { all Flour awarded to be compieted
within twenty daysFfsm shS sprancs OF tho bid I
Dds will pe received for Flour to be delivered in new
pax ely head lined. ,tfkaHTTf HHt q t 10"
tasntw VIII he made in such funds as the Govern.
ment may rave for disbursements. YuOC+d 81 i.
he usual Government inspection will be made lust
before tn FLOUR is and nne viii, be accepted
whicn ID not fresh ground and Of superior QUALIFY
hf oa " allegiance inAst accompany the bid of each
Didder Who las lst the oath fe In this Office and no
ola WIN De entertained rD parties who
failed to comply with thairfbtds. or from bidders not
Dteseit 20 TssppndaI SIT % bsdsbuf g9i}1s4 80 Use
anesnnehs reserves the right to reject any bid fur
any cause Bids 10 be addressed The undersigned at
No. z2S sc" Street. endorsed, "Proposals tor Flour"
jyA IN Cant q 3 "
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TER MS FOR 1865:

The works will be printed on greatly impro0-
ed quality of paper, and while nearly all Am l.
can Periodicals are either advanced IN p'ice n19
reduced ID sfze-and very generally bo'hE7a
shall con tinue 10 give faithful copies O. oH the
matter Contained i'll the orig nal eolttnrs'-
Hence 0urpressat prices will be found as cheap
for tho amount of matter furnished, as th1ss OF
sny OF the competing pei indicals in this c"dnry
Compared wi b the cost Of the original editions
which az the present p emiums on gold woula De
iabeus $i00A year, our prices (Sl6) are e9cee0'
fngly loo Add to ibis tie TACT tb al We @ "ke
cur annaai pay mems to the British Publishers
tor early sheets and copyright an Gotd-Sl c'ets
Jog US al t6is tims neatly 50 30 Id eufledcy-
aud We trust ina 10 the scale We have I'D lpted
we shall be enireiy justified Dy our sub crloe's
and the reading Pnbfio.
T. TIE interest Of b. Pes iudicais 10 Am riean
readers is rather Incl eased tbsn dimInl b q D.
the articles they contain an Our great CivH War
and though sometimes tinged with pr ju ! tce3
they u y stiti, nslderitg tbeir great apiilfY
al 4 tfe different s., tad points from #hi y t@ey
ars 7wlil ea, be read and stadied with advS nsse
by the peopis Of this county of every Creed ana
party.
LEONARD SCOTT co, Publishers,
jy24 No. SO Walker street, New Io
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ful happiness gushed from his eyes; "a little
stiff 10 the arms, Captain, but very easy here,
and he laid bic hand on bis manly heart,
My quaint brave doWneasteFl He who LASH
es the sea into fary, and let loose the tenn
pest, will care for theel The storm may rsge
without, but In thy bosom peace snd sanshine
abide always.
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PROPOSALS..
p n o psos l. 3
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALL0W, HOOPS,
aqeNs, cHp rs, sHlFs, AND T0NeUEs.

aqeNs, cap rs sttlNs. AND ToNeUEs..'
oRFIog DEPOT CoMMIssART OF SUBsIsTBNCE,
WAsHrNsroN, b u, July 10, 1865.
Sealed Proposals. ia duplicate are invited until the
2lSI dag q Jniy, # ~ O'Clock a Hides Tailow,
a OTIS, Horns, Ohucks 5hins, aud T Isues, OF ali Gov
eTnmvut v4tle Slaughtered within the ancient limits of
tue Dstrict o. Columbia for four montLs from the
hefGdent Of the S0ntiaet or such timo as the n,is
The above articles to be collected by the contractor
and Tehostd from the yailpus places at which the
u11cer ia charges Ii1ff fg SEQ I'ooEf sf.f,
lne humber Of cattle used monthly vary and are no
Killed at hahn Bridge, Ciosboro Lonvaiescent amp
aShlngton anh AexAhdTa; Tut other places may
ccur within The prescribed limits where these articles
wi be required rU be collected e..-q r-
The contractor sha be liable for ali the l,des Tai
low, rods iornst Uhucks sh0s and Tongues coming
rom al the government eef cattle slaughtered unless
Department that all due exertou diligence nd care
was madO obtain said ticIes - I'-v 7
psJment viii be required every days. In Govern
fhe bids will state the unit per animal Tor the
articles refrLed 20 and be accompanied by guarantee
ceiuncate, ahdavfts df each euarsItor, aud oath OF
to the undersigned. ~
fhs responsibility Of the guarantors must be shown by
.ns 1ncis cefuncate # tied States district sttorne
United states judge The certificate must be in the
hereby ceraty that fro evidence entirely saiistsc
tory 10 me- the above named guarantors ar good and
as sureties Tor double the fyr which
tney offer { besecurty 3la iiN lsFQ2 t4J q 3t1a
no bids will be considered made out in confor-
Mity Win tue usual fO M and accompanied by D
guarantee ceftifcste and sfidasits = fl,sIy 7
All 61dd rs must forward with their proposals an oath
II Aiiegiancs aess one may be on file with The Dfeer
VINO snail open the bids and proposals not fully COM
,ng Win these requirements viii be copside1ed
The tcontrastorsi sff he held accountable for the
m, hoofs Horns, ohucks, &c, from the
bddsls must be present at the opening Of the bids to
SPr al s smsS sna AZ PIGS must be endorsed
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h&1LNsS OF SUPERIOR SCREW STEA NJ
n Eas run daily between Providence and New
York in connection with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly the cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route Freight between Boston and New
York The steamers of great power, and built eG
pressy fur This route Sre'ght taken 10 Fhiiaoeipu
For il formaulSn apply to DA Mel MASON, Sup Il
b. up r. r. or TO II. Ii Rockwell, agsnt 10 state 81.
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.iSsIsE AA r. 1Qp AksTkRaa ST Ea -
"a OMco Forage Depaftm Sht, corner
w hrtehal. AID Bra 0e Streess NAVY Yhrlri

Cty. 70 sslAiqps w9a sd7yi539I gijlp3sao9 Al r.
Proposals invited for the delivery of Corn OATS
phia paJ tTGDH sTfTT3tf't.' ri t !
bids should be addressed to this Office, and must
STATE the quantity de- crption kind, price, and time
Payments to be made upon the completion of the de,
livery or as 30 thereafter the Once may be in funds
and in such funds bs received for disbui serent
g. D. BUR- HARD,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, ga
-Jtf ttlA 4N7{Pp Forage Department.
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No distribution has yet been made of re-
wards offered for the arrest of the assassins
of President Lincoln. The subject il under
consideration by the Board of which Judge
Advocate General Holt is President, which
has not yet made report.
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SILKS To BE MORE. COSTLY.

The London Pail Mall Gazette says: "The
silk breeders Of France are, we are told, In q
position of the greatest distress A strange
disease, which has reappeared among the
worms from time to time--nOtably 10 1885
and 17lOt has, since 1850, recommended Its
ravages, till the price of seed has risen len.
fold, and the demand for mulberry leaves has
so fallen off that the planters threaten to cut
down the trees and use the lands Tor come
more profitable cultivation. The disease
shows itself according to o petition analysed
10 the China Telegraph, just az the worm is
about to begin the cocoon, SO that the orses
der has tie trouble of rearing for nothing and
has to purchase seed, as it we're, 10 the dark
b Repeated experiments seem to prove that
the only seed which Gao be trusted is that
from Japan, and the Breeders, therefore, pray
the Statet o aid them by bringing home their
supplies In. msn-of war. 1t seems probable
that this request will be granted, and also that
the evil which has spread through ell SILK
growing countries, except Japan, is not tenn
porary, but may last as long as the potato
rot and the odium. The real obstacle 10 silk
growing seems to be the slow growth of the
mulberry, The worms will live and work in
most countries, bnt they want mulberry
leaves, aud nobody is willing to plant orch
ards which will not begin to bear for fve-apd-
twenty years. It'woald be no matter OF SUR
prise il silk IN the next generation became az
costly as under the Roman empire, and silk
dress as complete test of wealth as 1t was
two hundred years ago."
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EOR SALE.-Four centre board scho3h eI 8
Il one 100 tons, carries $50 tens coal, SOM Lum-
Der, one IS tons, carries COM Lnmber, one 81 tons
aud one Al tons, also several fishing sch6onei 8,
from 80 to ps09 tons. . Apply ~. A., KIN CHASE,
l02 Commercial street. 70, -s~eh -.
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP
" A " IS Lima of y &c amShlp ~

New York direct the new and splendid tide
whesl steamships -,
MORNING STAR. 2400 rs Nielsen, Goa d {.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons. Wimpenhy. Con-
GUIDING 3 TAR. 1885 tons. Ball, Commanded +
RISING STAR.....2 $500 tOns.( VIII he oonplet .
in August)
The new and frsteclsss screw steamships
MlSSiSSIPPI.,....2500 tons, -, OomManaei
MARlPOSA 1900 tons, Howes, Commander
MONTERREY 1900 tons, Furber, Commander
= II The new and splendid steamship
\. . MISSISSIPPI,
will leave the companys wharf, front OF JACK
sou Square, on TUES DAY, July II. at p m;
precisely. 30
The line is composed of the largest ana mof'
seissant Steamships y hich BAYS eyer neen Duil
in this country tor atty h"ne line lhty ~
every respect fitted or ocean service auu tue
route upon which they run .Iheh passehR
aeo ,mmodaiions are Dot exceiled bY those upon
an, other sea pers 10 the world. ii
~Passage in side4wheel SHIPS ISL caoip,
$50 ;y2i do, $40 P ,ssage i'll scTe"- SHIPS lft
csbiG $50. Ss n
Ffei.ht " i'll be received at tue U 'mPah
warehouse on tbelaDding, at all iimes ouflaa
business hours, and the Cnmpah', 5 ratt iPr
freight will always pc made as low Is o} "qs
other line. ~H-r
For freight or passage apply to
i.''f y ~ A'-Noo nsrouiplat str ct,
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s S ZEN NM % sAs IN AIS oR


D a. IN" - - \, NAVY UKPARTMENT, - !
BUREAU OF EauIPaENg AND RRoRuIrINe,
4 n y, g, s s 1,t3tgt49s June IA 1860.
eaed troposa 70 urnish materials for the n ayy for
sne hSea yssf ending Both will be received
~ ile ~ can Of pssnt aud Recruiting until 10
III q thS 16th Day q py next az Which time
Inc materia and articles embraced in the cIsssas
hamed IRE particularly described in the printed chsd
ules any g which VIII pc furnished to such persons a.
W uHer on to the dants OF the
application to the bureau VIZ '"'"' upoh
bidders are referred to the commandan MIS- of the r
specve yards tor samples Instructions or nartooar
o als9 f9r of offers
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, 3LANTIC AID MISSISSIPPI sTlSaM-


4 1LANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI - s'I EA.a. M
a Ship Co.'s Railroad line OF steamers 'pr
Vioksburg, Memphis Cairo and st Louis
One OF the following magnificent irs class PASSENGER
steamers will leave New Orleans for Cairo and 81 LOUIS
every other day
Pauline Carroll Capt. Fl. L White
Ben Stickney Capt. Jos a. Aiken
Mississippi capt. II. H. Symmes.
LayiatIfsn, Capt J.. W. Carroll.
/ Missouri, Capt J. Y. Hurd.
Niagara, Capt P. Young.
h Edoilie Able, Capt D. ~, Greenleat -Gr
pa Continental, Capt H. g. CarsSn. - i
* w .iR Arthur LaptJ N. 3. Green. ,l ..I x
Is Olive Branch, Capt Ben. Tabor. .a.,-
Passengers and Shippers DEF end on the regular
of this line OF boats advertised time Bqat
viii leave on the odd days April, odd days in hay
even In June, even days in July, and odd days IN
August. -, H.
Passengers DESTROYS of stopping at any poasoh fne
procure Lay Over Ticket at the ONCE on eaen
boat siying them choice of twenty-one steamers TO
continue their passage,
State rooms can be engaged and through tickets pro
cured to all principal points applying at the AGENTS
Office
JOHN J. ROE, President.
. JOHN n. bOFINGER, Supt u
b Il, PEGRAM, Agent
= ga - 40 pOydras street F 10