The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13
iDpsrIeHAL FReM EUROPE.

- sscvns ssSiucaAl SEW RON Europe taken
N<u eur f'ss ~ Ne SAsAsa, which were delivered In
- CRY On saturday nornng.
- sxsstcn o. he AnnexAtcn o. Dude had been
srsss before me members Of The East India House
sssrc, Lssdcr, m prominent manner. Mr.. Levin, m
sssvs member, Aner reviewing ths sct Of cbrstersm,
Bsvsd esortior for 10 repeal and for the reinsatng
~ ne Eng On ks lhrere The resolution characterized
- of the worst smpes Of Indian Tolaton,
49, u NE bxrsst ingraitude" Mr. Jones seconded IT,
- ~ ChArnxa. unable 10 the facts set FORTH
sses hss handed rrsrossve vested in him. and put
arscs nsrstive co The motion. The progress Of The
Uakec s@sss CANA and Japss and Of Russia and Per-
-, xrs alluded 70 during tho debate.
sop<tch rom Paris Of the 24th rh says
report be- Obtained currency that negotiation
s~rSy. frassiA. : said, d 10 cede AL her rights
ne s&rretruek frontier.
a ,estsr Rom 81 Petersburg, In the London Poa,
Hys-
me ccraa.ar agent OF the United states II cronsad
- place Of his nation over his reside The
nngercr kas granted this pes mission, and Il ia stated
s.nssss agents Who may request T. The san ry sts.e
81 Ne capita satiActory, not more than enc or two
ssses CT cholera occurring daily.
me six crop Of Italy having been very unfavourAbe
as year, he Joxr~a Of Arts and ldasy Milan, has
- sooving remark on Il -
dryness, followed by destruction has been observed
many mulberry trees, and 10 thought TIA. this fact
may perhaps explain the IN success Of the ailkworms if
ny dsease N the leaves also, IN the leaves aone
DA the other hand the mulberry perish the
sres, damage. TIE matter however 10 being investi-
gated without precirt and many people are ready
81 departure for the most useful and enlightened
srserm.
Tie nverroo Pos Of September IS says
nnss Bcwsrd,n yourg American ssor, belonging 70
the lsssc Wright and VINO lies In the Northern Hos
sual Consequence OF INJURIES received by falling down
ne bold Is not expected TO survive II 10 his nrst
voyage, and ne 10, 10 said, OF very wealthy family In
America
The Drain Of silver from Europe TO India.
prom tie London Times (Cty Arncle), Sep. a.
me present state Of the silver question and the excite
caused attention .cnn 70 be directed to The bearing Of the
RcnetaYy sws OF nda. lp TO 1855 god was legal ten
Ger ssai county, on. measure VS. hen passed ior
Beca government finding that gold Was apparently be-
coming scarce and increasing IN value throughout tue
weird, authorized their collecting officers 20 receive u
whenever NIGH tie offered This state OK things quietly
senlrued Tor several years. the prasuca result being
rho same as that Of double standard such a. exists n
France. But the gold discoveries IN Australia immed
aaey produced extraordinary disturbance Consider
abe remances room arrived In Insia from tnK country
and was, Of course found that the value OF THIS
metal began 70 ccrrecisfe n relation 10 silver, TIE
poyuh,ion awaited themselves Of tie privilege Of
rapidly dispace silver IN the various treasures.
ssomp. ms.sures we're s s5 ',as Necessary the
vernn ent w3u have been In the prcd!camert OF
having 10 make all ,oeir payments IN silver, srce.
eculd demand from them, while al ther revenue
seips would be in gold and they would thus not crly
have been placed inextricabe difficulty. but would
srrtaned al tne loss from the relative d.
sAay extending between the value Of the two metals
uyer again mo exclusive Circulation by ding
susbory granted their ofcers ISL to receive gold
.sry s he Ensss sysc Ics ana essSsS deDa.ed
river coinage merely ss tokens and for convenience.
TIE sormer was the course adopted The indian govern
HenL taken BY surprise II the threatened revolution in
IA the nhnanca relations and apparently apprehensve
tina. they Ibou, &c suffer in some indeacr.babe
way from gold beng poured INTO the country without
KNIT, resolved 70 cemonetize that fetal Accordingly,
n December, 1882 notification appeared that from the
1rt Ct January 1885, no gold nohurs would be received
IN the public ireasuriee. On the arrival Of this
Devs IN England the ipjudcious features Of the
measure forthwith pointed cut. II Was thai
II would tend 10 check the trade rapidly opening Up
between India and Australia, that would increase and
ecnpEcae tie stur oances about 70 result from the god
discoveries and that must be highly mpo,tc for
government with public debt Of about .45, o0c 900
EsrLDr ard heavy Lab ss TO multitude Of annuiianis
81 themselves out from the advantages which the
new order q things was about 70 present 10 al who were
labo-rs under fixed obligations. II true that the
argument agains, arbitrary change the standard
required 70 be taken into sccoun since when debts have
Been contracted TO be paid one description OF currency
No government can have right 70 alter the terms by de-
ereeing that Hcy shau be paid another but that
tine. although silver nomnsly the standard, geld
NJ many cara and inc selection Of elmer cue or the
s<fer the exclusive standard for tie future could have
Id pet prevail The India aud China Association Of
london entered into correspondence with the ltdsa
restricted themselves 70 4 genera irumaiion thai il
should receive their wstchful attention. The
order sy which gold was esssiraly put oG ., s,rsSioa
resrA has been exacty sE-h as was anticipated. 10 re-
srrn for Tie large balance Of her exports her i'm.
po-ss Lda will receive only silver, and unless proven
Ave measures adopted, abe may thus perhaps, 10
the OF years drain Europe OF that Oar
originally predicte i-namey the o6s,ructIrg her trade
with Australia ard the large relative guentaaon tEai
VII be created IN the burden Of her public debt she
also has to nay a more than relative dRproportcn Of
price for the silver she receives owing 10 the expenses
S eoeg . ssd ~ ,arpp s e
value Of that which she has already obtained Neither 10
England g The roint one Of vital Importance. france
and the other cousres Of Continental Europe chiefly
concerned, and the question how org they vii perse
me paiaves Of raising their rates Of discorn.
- WITCH they ust come Of asi and which wisely
adcrted by the United States almost al the outset Of the
movement.
The United states F,rigsts Norrimac at south.
amptoD-tfer Terrific Armament.
SorrHANrIox. sept. 20, 1885.
The United states steam frirae Merrmsc, Captain Pen
cergras nrvsd here this morning from New Iors,
cruise. me Merriinsc OF t1e monster steam RI
gates. 81 which series have lately been built by the
= complement q 5; men-pserced for 60 guas. 5us Al
present carrying only 10. Tbs armament ~ Of the hea
cng pieces Of ordnance OF eight nine inch c,bre
Tee kerrmac propelled by screw the nominal power
Gthe engines beng Of $50 horses. The screw discon-
rccfs AM he hfted out OF the water The voyage
from New Tors has been performed almost entirely
der canvass, and The ship has exhibited tue best cuaes
IN every respect. The Nerrmac will remain south
npson weeks and VIII doubtless be az object OF
much interest 70 naval authorizes
IRON the London Globe SEPT &C.
The Urited States screw steam srga;e Nerrmsc, Capt.
rendefrast arrived At Southampton yesterday from New
rorE, which port she len the qth INST The kerrmsc
~ OF sr rgs;es which the Unitcd States
government have recently bull; and IN which every in
l2vement 70 EMP building screw rosm machinery. and
tn'mkF ne armament, has been Introduced. The Merri.
mac = 500 tons burden and 500 hor power with q
crew of nearly GO persons and armed with 40 guns or
enormous caibre II 10 considered that she would be
abe 70 encounter the larges, ship ID the British navy
Ehe was buisl al Boston Of live oak 1nched Twelve
month since Her pivot guns naf lgren's i'm prove
msrt on Pnxhan. Her screw Grfths' patent and her
csmpsscs are adjusted by secret process which en-.
TREY Prevents local variation. she w remain apou.
three weeks a. SOUTHAMPTON and viii mot rvob.hlv