New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

THY BuLLIos TRADE OF TBE WoRLD-EFFgcT on
TfiE NAH N Administering ,he monetary cii-is
winch prevailed some three yetr- ago the Bank %
Frasce purchased ali the silver i could obtain boln ~
France and abroad. lt indeed az one mo uent 50
oyersotksd with silver a. 10 Eve fear the
necesity OF touching is Il then race IN ar-
range 1eut with the Bank OF England e. depOe with
il ffv ni.Ons Of silver To receive retura similar
sum IN GOLD. That contract was scarcely concld
wien lie rews arrived thai the sitG China was
eudtd and tie orss In q e United states took place.
Gold wgs waited Tor America nud also for Ialy. aud
the baGk employed that winch il had procured. Mcan
wble Chias instead II dry wing silver from Ecrpe as
previously. ss considerable quantities ~ pay met
Of he indemnity. ON The Otner hand The "a eIi-
tiOn 10 81 ria was drawing 20 doe, 20 tlai al
the same time demand for -ilver ceased ana
tie demand for lol became more active abd uis o.
Cured at ,Ae very moment wneu tie Bank Of ttance
Wa taking back the silver u iad de2Cfitcd with the
BJnk Of England Thus the metallic crisis caG-es by
the scarcity Of silver inoiey now threatens 20 rcar
through The scarcity vi gold 0n. Bus iLs SIDE the
danger il lcss great owing TO the immense quantity
Of gold toined Of late in all Tie niuts Ci Europe Gol
viii continue ia eiTc1lsiiun on account % lts sua
yoarle and relatively hign yalrc. u II cefii i1tt
thai the very pertOus but yesterday CON- lained
of the y Of silver coiu are now greatly annoy
at having 10 receive heavy bag OF ,oVb ifanca ~ a
Yer instead OF convenient roll Oi Napoleon. IL ly
cutgus returned 10 this lower world. be would huG
reOpls Just as relucui 10 Is cnm5erOne money
10 10 i've OF his disagreeabie black bfoih.
Paris Bulletin Jrly D.
THE Army NOHN.-Ihc army worm tiiS iihlr N-
appearance in Exeter PJr-mOath, mud Concord, New
Hampshire. j. would that IL lnsGe IT, advent
into these places the sane day, SuDca morning,
July 20. Some curious N OmolJs.ce IL estiga-
tons would the public service by Publishing facts
AID explanation Possibly swarm Of winged iusccti
swept over the STATE, deposiig tter hrya, from
which this originated. It's proper name Is the
grass caterpillar They completely destroy the gram
fields which they attack, but bitches with guano ia
them will arrest' their progress Al 9liddlelown,
Conn.,. they swarned ub in immense nuubers, cover
iag tie ground with Griggling mast and squirnng
! Onward with ast0nhli ing Inlidny. An alarm wa
sounded and tAe citHeIs - the deenss OF the
town. id siege 10 the enomy, and coon henIaed hi II
: H. witt Giiches of coal tar. In New-LOndon, they
sWemgd tie streets SO that lessons oOald not walk
aGCpg them without ,saing them at eyeIy stsf-ind
/ they defolated gardens in their path. This worm Is
often foud in the cotton fields Of the SOutt, ard WREN
prested by hunger has been known TO destroy the Lat
OF that plant. In DE South they have smaller and
darker appearance than thofe in this region. We bear
o. their tavages Ia the South and West al the fa'
! time. Ia Ilhnois and Indiana they partcdlaIly
desr, Give 10 the cereal oropr How long they vi !
r.,uain here "a uncertain as little il known OF Asil
habits. When about 10 change they iori cccoons Oi
silk under tioDes ia the ground nsar the suiace
! inferwoyen with particles Of earth.
Erw PIAcLHs.-Ihe placer mines, thirty miles
north of Fort Stanton, are yieioipg wei ana give
promise Of bciDg the richest mines in New-Me1lco
Since the work was commenced Oh them about mont
| eIuce TWO pounds Of gold have been taken ont by
| bboring force of fIom six TO fifteen hands. When
tse obs,aees naturally incident 70 tie beginning OF
work Of thjs ked shall have been overcome II lie an
iic ated that the yeh vii be exceedingly renanesa'
tive. T..
We are informed by gentleman Of 'undonbted vef.
/ aciiy that he saw 81 sis washed froN two pans ci
! dirt. SANTA re oideIie, 'Den'
| DEATH or Mrs. Gov. THUABULL.--At ~ oel OK
lat nne sday) night Mrs. Elzs Slorrs Trnmbnl, wile
o. tho i4e ex.Gov 1rumbull, died at tl- age of %
sears She was a sister Of the late Chief Justice
Stous, and WIS born Ia Colchester, JEly 20 H5i
IL E.all Il. oh
wears past Her death occurred just fortyeigh hour
after the death of ter husband aud sbe the sst
member or near relative Of the family deceased sincs
The Ist II March last Hartford fTess'