New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
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and nduces lay before readers suceincs sccosnt
Of bis career and Character.
IVAN FEpoRowIroH PAsuKEwHcH, Count OF Euvsu'
Prince Of Warsaw Yictroy OF Poland Field Marshal aid
Commander of the Russian army. is descended from On
sncent noble family in Little Russia, very probably OF
Cossaok origin HIS father judge in the government
of Molyleff He born at Poaws on the sth OF May,
l7s2 ard received the first elements Of education in one OF
tie public establishments of ST Petersburg Soon. how
ever he placed by the Empress CsthaTne in the Corps
Of Pages military Establishment for the education of the
robity and sons Of the higher civil and military off als
Fro this esiabl .Lmeut the Emperor Paul oOk him 20 his
court as page Df the chamber, and soon after in lsOO
made him his aid camp and Lieutenant in that regiment
/ Of Guards cti.d tie prbajebski This regiment was
created by Peter in his boyhoOd and from Issued al
lie other reforms OF that great Sovereign The regiment
is always under the command of the regn'ny emperor
and il the frst in the whole army In the year 1906 Pdsh
kevitch distinguished himself in the campaign OF u 'da
via under the command Of Ku;usof and in 1893 AZ the
s,ormipc of Iraof he was covered with wounds watch
nearly proved fatal During the campaign OF 1872 he
fought with distinction Snolensk, az Boodno where he
commanded division of infantry al WANNA and KRIS
nee lie took part in the great battle OF Lepsc was very
active in the BIO ksdDg Of Magdeburg and Hamburg
went with bis dyis To France fought at Nonunafire
and enred Paris with his grenGd al the head OF tue
Rufsisn forces In lsl5 or I6 he Travelled in England
u
ar TO he then Grand Duke Nicholas and his younger
Jroher Miehael After his return to Russia, Pashkew'eh
received the command of separate corps located in Nos
cow where be resided and married sister OF the celeb
iod Russian poet, Grbotdoh.
The present good fortune and e'nence Of Pashkewth
iate from ls2C st that time YerlnOloh was commanding
with distinction in Gruza and the Caucasus and TO hi army
Numerous officers Of the guards Gent a. sort Of pun
ilment nner tie instruction Of 1925 Nermoof received
tLem rsler kindly and by this well by his singing
ard rsrcasc OF speaking concerning aAars' he
reused the suspicion the Court and the Car Nicholas
teut Ditbh Chief Of the Imperial staff to take the
o,mmsId f. Yermooff in order afergaid 70 give 1t up
TO Pasbkewh The latter notwithstanding hr long serv
ices and various commands then poor "a 10 be
obliged to borrow from OF his subaerns Erred CLOAK
for this long journey War SION after declared he
tween Persa and Russe when the forces at the dspos
ton OF the new commander amounted to scarcely twenty
four Thousand men. With this army he destroyed Tar
greater Persian army in pitched battle at Esawepo on
Sept 2 1896 aud Nov 10 he had advanced 80 far as to
cross the Araxes For this the Emperor rewarded hin win
golden sword richly in diamonds The next year be
made the conquest Of Persian Armenia having taken sew
era fortresees and finally storned Ervsn the cap tai
Oct 49, TIE war erdod with advantageous treaty for
Russia after which Pashkewtch was created Count of Fri
van ard received 100000 as gift from the Car Al the
to,mug Of Eryan BoTozdn If his best general
killed leaving wife and family in very reduced circum
.tane.s Pashkewitch $4,000 to the widow from his
own pocket with letter stating hat the money vas found
among the papers Of the dec ased
Paslkewi,ch ras next employed against the Turks In
the course Of the campaign at the head Of small army Of
ooCOO men, he was surrounded BY pashas with about
soCCO He Dispersed them three daye after another
winning the decisive battle OF Knrs after which on Aug o.
1893 he sormed and took the for of Aehatzk and
July 1882 the fortress of E<zerum These victories ena
b., him to march toward Europe and Constannop and
thus contributed omne ny to obge tho Porte to make the
treaty ofAdranoIe whiber the victorious Deotci had
arrived after having partly crossed and partly turned the
PaIksn. PasLkewitch was now raised to the dignity OF
Fled Marshal and remained in the command Of the Cauee
u Gruzia and ali tie newly conquered provinces In 1890
Le suiugaed several tribes of the Caucasian mounaineers
such as the Lesgh the Achas well the whole Of
tan thus establishing and securing communications be-
tween the regions on both sides OF the Caucasus.
In 1891 the war with Poland broke out in which Diebch
de Commander IN chief Of the Russian army the ad
rels wer that he had two years previously against
the Turks Public opinion In Russia excited accusing
him as q foreigner, German, of moral conniyanoe with
the Poles The City OF Moscow called loudly for genuine
Russian to head tho army ard pointed to pashkewch As
ho man lie was accordingly ordered home from Asia AMI
was on a oway 10 Poland when Debt d o choerAancr
having III rly before nearly csiormiraicd ha Polish army
nj Tie baltic Of Os.rornka fashkowitch ooA tho c'n
,rnrd at Iullusk IN June sd 1884, and acerHafd
loldi, ero.scd tho violua north oi Wauaw thus rens
hninr n, lhes,f " war To- ha cA bank Of he diver lie
mar, he'd toward Warsaw. shrmi.hnS rather thea uShts
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