The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08

wlRsAw, Dec. ia courier has arrived from
Moscow with intelligence that the Russian army IN
the Caucasus, commanded BY the Baron de Rosenin
person, has mtl with a severe check between Der
bent and Rouinak
The horsemcn Of The tribe called Tchetcncuse led
ON by Russian and Polish officers de.ereis from The
| Imperial army, fell unexpectedly on the Russian
columns as they were moving toward their winter
quarters. The Russians are said 10 have lost 1000
men.
The Emperor on receiving the news, immediate.
ly dismissed General Rosen from his command and
also General Hoven, the Chief Of the Staff. The
lfS Is placed in the council OF the SenateIhe pun
ishment 10 Russia for generals who have shown
want OF capacity; and the second is placed at the
disposal OF the Minister of War General Goloyia
has been succeeded by General Schypof harsh
man, who has no faith In any thing but the knoui.-
General Fest Il The only officer Of The late Staf re-
naming and who has been left on account OF the nu-
merous wounds he received in the combat
Sir George Arthur, the new Governor Of Upper Ca
NADIA, sailed from Portsmouth, January 8, the Salnp
son. Tor New York.
The bullion in the vaults Of the Bank Of England,
cording the last published statement was fs,s95,
600. The London Globe Of January IL says. :. the
actual amount at this moment must certainly exceed
f9.500,000, Securities f22,606; circulation fi7,-
100000; deposes { l0,992,00O.
From The London Morning Chronicle.
The most gratifying intelligence that had reached US
Is that received by Her Msesys Government respect
ing the determination Of the United States We
happy IN observe, from the fair and impartial tone Of all
the respectable portion Of the press Of the United States
that the attempt TO excite feeling Of sympathy in be-
half of the Canada rebels has completely failed That
this honorable feeling should have universally prevailed
amongst all the inhabitants Of The States was not how
ever to be expected and prevent the Inconvenience
that result from the violation Of strict neutrality,
representations ~ere made upon the subject to the
American Government. The promputude and the
did spirit in which they met, reflect the highest
| credit upon the Executive OF the United States We
have no doubt that the precautions which have been
already taken will secure the loyal inhabitants Of Cana
da from any Inconvenience that might have been anlci
pated from the interference Of any portion Of the inha
btants OF the United States
LONDON, JAN 6---The official returns Of the revenue
for the and quarter ended last night have been
ceivcd Upon the face OF the table will be that
the public receipts for the last twelve months have fallen
short Of those Of the corresponding period Of the peced
ing year by no less than fl, 900353 Upon the quar-
Ter there appears increase OF f2l3,l73. The loss
Of public income is chiefly observable under the head Of
excise which has fallen off upon comparison Of the
year. 10 the amount Of f949S36, aud upon the quarter
amounting to f2l2900 The customs present an
increase upon the quarter amounting TO E453 340 but
deficiency upon The year Of ESQ, 1856, The amount
TO be raised hy Exchcquer bills for the service Of tho
current quarter is estimated al E5.S7S, 545 Herald