The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
Sketch of a Distinguished Rus
sian Refugee.
Advantages Of the California Over
the Overland Route.
Americans Leaving japan by Reason Of tn
Unequal Rate Of Exchange.
Arrival of the British Conn
mander-in-Chief,
M ne IN


September, in which we find the following
The schooner Neva (shave) evaporated. The sagi.
nav overhanled and manfuy boarded her in the Yang
tse kiang Judge Clearly Capt Allen had cleared
for Japan re9le, aud there nothing pryateer like
about her she was allowed TO pass Captain Lynch has
written TO the Daily Press complaining Of tho liberty
taken with his good name in clubbing him the Neva's
first lieutenant Instead Of that he captain of the
stcamtug Ta-yung and carries, 1--WE know the hearty
good wishes OF many OF his countrymen this quarter"
II painful to think that he should have embarked in
such mad, goddess enterprise as prvateering tho
p on bs G the Da
being awfuiiy put out by the bubble bursting.
Tho American packet ship Darlington, Captain Mather'
OF Boston, arrived at San Francisco the 18th OF Octo
bcr twenty eight days from Kanagawa, Japan, which
port she left on the nth ult.
The burlington has made fine over having expo
rienced fair sou,hw estery winds Of the way She
brings full cargo, consisting of acqucred ware teas
rags &C. and eighteen first class passengers all whom
bound North OF them by the overland route.
The following arc tho names Of her passengers
I. H. Hyatt and daughter Captain stannard and wife,
late Of the American bark Daniel Webster Mrs Hepburn
and Miss Connover missionaries to Japan and China Dr.
lenbeck r. d. Brewer, g. Abbott, William Heine Joseph
Heco, United States; NJ de Bakoonin Russia; Rev F. p.
koe c. s. Simpson, England; Alexander Heymann, Ger
many.
Among the passengers is NJ. de Bakoonn, Russian
gentleman distinguished throughout tho political world
for the prominent part he acted the revolutionary
breaks in France, Poland, Hungary, Bohemia and tho
other countries in Europe in 1913 and 1s4o
The following brief summary obtained from N. de
Bakoonn, who Is personally known TO gentleman who
goes passenger with him in the ship TO America
who that he knew NJ. de Bakoonin in Berlin.
ard that the following account is strictly correct ac
cording TO the historical sketch Of n. Bakoonn and
family, published in Conversation Lexicon" Of Irok-
haus, in Leipsic in 1858 =
vince Of Twer hundred and seventy five miles from
Moscow and three hundred and fifty from St. Petersburg
Russia, where members Of his family hold prominent DO
sons under tho Russian government as well as In so
cety He received his education after twelve wears pr,
vate instruction in his fathers house. in tho irnperia
school OF artillery.
He became an officer in the army, but resigned HIS
position and went to Berlin where he studied philosophy
under the NEST celebrated professors Of those days
Philosophy led dc Bakoonin politics HIS symna.
hes for Poland aroused by his intimate
with refugees from that country and repairing to Paris
he began to take an active part in the agitation which
prevailed in that city during tho last year the reign or
Louis Philippe
Some political speeches which he made towards tho
end Of tho year ls47 against the Russian
In Poland the Of his Punishment from France
He resided in Brussels in Belgium, but tho revolution
OF 1S4s threw France into new political corvuson, he
returned TO Paris and soon became leader in the
mcnt Of the Savonic nations which resulted in the
lutionary outbreaks in Poland, Hungary and Bohemia.
In Germany M. de Bakoonn acted concert with tho
leaders Of the revolution in that country, took part
attempt TO aid in Dresden TO establish provisional
government, "hon' "''f seven aays igntihs against
Saxon and Prussan troops, ended in disastrous de-
feat During the ensuing retreat to Bohemia ho was
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