The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

st for the current year and perhaps also for succeed
ing years. the financial state of the country called
The government promised to present project Of
law on the sppsDsges, the express understsodius
however, that II should concern future appAnagss
only, and not those already in existence German
Papers, Dee. o.
ST. PErERsBURo, Dec. 81 The Austrian extrsordi.
psry ambassador and mipster poten tiary Count
Won Buel has been accredited in the capsciy to
the Imperial Court Of Russia and vas received in an
audience by his majesty the Emperor.
RTbe St. Petersburg Journal speaks With much salts
faction Of the confidential relations which have sub
sisted between Russis and the Holy See hnce the
conclusion Of the convention signed at Rome on the
18th Of August ls41 and rstidsd by the Emperor on
ventop the object OF which Is secure to the Roma
Catholic subjects Of bis msjesty the full enjoy uent
their religious liberties new diocese has been sstA-
bshed IT Chueen. In Southern Russia, aud bishops
have been appointed to all the vacant sees the en-
pirs. MonseigDesr Dmochski, bishop OF Miltsn in
Archbishop Of Mohilew. The Metropolitan Holoumski,
rector Of the Roman Catholic academy OF St Peters
burg has been Bishop Of Karyse ana oaadutor
OF the achbishop OF Mohew, future &C.
The Indian intelligence, with dates from Bombay TO
Inc Sro Dscsnser ind,cat e. that Lord Cough would
annexed to the British Drown, which It seems beyond
doubt has been Predetermined His lordship having
crossed the Rsvee ct the head Of 2o00 men. with
seventy pieces Of artillery. reached Rsmnegur the
Chensub, on the 2lst November, in quest Of the
stationed, but he 10 said to be near Pssh.vSr The
troops at that station had mutined, and Major Law
renee, at the imminent danger Of his life made his
escape, and Is now At Kohat 1t 10 fortunate that
the troops at Attock remained faithful and Capt
Abbott maintained his position in the Hazarsh
was of the most nsve character but 80 far Is We
can judge tho insurgent chiefs had organised
S Of Lord being
Chntur Singh and his TO accomplish their
designs, wh.ssver they may be- At Moultsn there had
ed very severely from the batteries Of the enemy and
one sepoy regiment having further gone over to
Critical position, 1t was determined to make an
attack upon the outworks erecsed and after Q
most gallant hand to hand fight, whom the British
columns moved up to the rescue, the enemy beat
our arms amply indicated. The enemy supposed to
Major Edwsrdes gallant conduct still beyond all
praise Since this encounter the siege Of Moutan
viii yield until suoisnt force Is brought before
Moultan 30 IS to batter the place about his
Long before this decisive action will have been
fought In tho northern districts Of tho PuDjaub,
Governor General had nearly rssohsd Umbalah
probably brings us the news Of the exact position Of
Chuttur Singh, and by that time the various columns
arrived ct their Destinations and the opening Of the
campaign will be sharp, short, and decisive The troops
altogether In the field are already 900 men, and will
lected With this force there be doubt Of the
isue Of the war and the eonfederaoy Of the
prevent recurrence Of this than Asiatc perfdy:
the doabs Of the Punaub must be governed
by British authority. Trade In q satisfactory
states our commercial report will furnish the latest in
telligence Of the state Of the markets,
Bank or England.
An account, pursuant to the 7th and 9Th vicoris,
Chap 49, for the week ending the 9th day Of January
1849 -
DEPARTMENT.
Notes Issued. 6z7a0 Government Debt Ol6 100
Other Securitiea... 29S4,9O0
Gold Coin and Bull
lion .......... la72ss3l
Silver Bullion. go. 5U,00
fX2s,74o E2s,234HO
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
froprietorS Capital fl4 ,653W0 Government Soour-
Rest: ......:...... SA07l6 ties (inouding
Public Deposits lin Dead v eight An
Guiding sxohe- nuity) :::..... flsoes.s97