The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

found fully competent to receive license 10 practise his
profession been refused the license simply on account
Of his religion nor could be evan procure permission to
capacity Of assistant an apothecary shop
In several towns in the provinces your brethren
being subject 10 fine or imprisonment Indeed, my good
friend prosecutions against the sraetes In the domnons
Of the Pope again rearing their heads regret to say
10 the Damy the Latin church. and the Disgrace and
shame Of the age in which we live. When will the so
called Christian nations act for themselves and with
against others accordance with their high pretensonsS
servia.
The latest news from Serva is that the Skouptschina
was about to send deputaton to ConstantnOple to
quest the Sultan to confirm the election Of Prince Mosch
Russian influences and Russian gold are said to have
brought about the deposition OF Prince Alexander and the
Order had been restored In Belgrade.
The guns of the Turkish fortress at Belgrade d0u
BILE shoed the opposite bank Of the river Austrian
artillery and 5000 French troops readiness to act
If q chance offered.
The War In India.
EFFECTS OF THE GENERAL AMNESTY, AND DECLINE
OF THE REBEL RANKs-LORD CLYDEs LATEST VIC
ToRy-HIs ExCELLENCY AT LUCKNOw-THE ENG
LIsH ARMY IN GOOD HEALTH-MARKETs, ETC., ETC.
The Bombay mail of December arrived at Suez the
2lst, and the news is thus teegraphed:-
The amnesty slowly but surely thinning the ranks
o rebels and there good for believing that
the whole country will be restored TO peace without much
additional boodshed.
Clyde person. having marched sixtyon miles in sixty
bouIs, completely defeated Baine MadhOo, Sing and
age army OF rebels at Dundeca klara, nearly opposite
fu hpore The enemy driven out Of the dense jun
gle and afterwards chased four miles by guns and cavalry
Their loss was enormous. Many were drowned In the
Gauges. Baine Madhoo escaped down the Conrad,
and Sing fed towards the Cawnpore road The rebels
threw away their and fled to the steep ravines.
Baine Madhoo is said to have reached Dooeemon Chat,
on the Ganges.
On the 2sth of November the Commander in. Chief ar
rived at Lucknew The health of the British troops
said TO be excellent.
On the 2st of November General Grant re crossed the
Goomtee. The rebels in considerable numbers disputed
the passage, hut forced fly with great loss Six
Of ther guns were taken.
Tanta Topee continued to avoid the ingenuity Of his pur
suers, and ia said to have entered Guzerat.
General John Jacob, who played important part dur
ing the war, died from attack Of brain fever.
The Bombay import market continued very active.
Money rather tight and the bank had raised its rate
of discount per cent Cotton and oil seeds lower.
Freights were declining Exchange bank rates, g. 04d
The above mail reached London the 4th instant, and
the American portion OF it brought out by the City of
Washington. The letters and papers add little Of interest
to the above.
A small instruction had occurred at Burmah
1t reported by telegraph from Agra that Nena Sahb
had succeeded with considerable force, in crossing the
Gauges between Futeghur and Cawnpore.
News from Australia.