The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
The March in Observation-Disclosures
Tnuchk end 20 the Emuire. I-sg

The Governor General Of Orsnburg, the imperial Aide
deCamp, General Kryjanovsky arrived Taschkend on
lowing address from the inhabitants Of Tascnkend in
which they ask to be admitted among the subjects Of the
Your Exceicncy-since we accepted the domination
OF the powerful Emperor Of all the Russias this is the
second time that you have visited our country there
national use which exists In Russia from the rcmotcst
times We hope you will not decline our offering, and
that you will receive cordially we know that your
OF the very powerful and very clement White Tsar the
fountain OF benefits and felicity for all his subjects full
drcn; and as the nmost Of our hearts consider
selves for long time 70 bs the faithful subjects Of his
reflection Of that love and that bensvoece towards u.s.
Although placed under the high protection OF the White
Tsar for year only have been able, during that
short period TO appreciate how great IS the happiness
which has fallen 10 be lo, for our faith has remained
invoIde n,6dressSs (sch0ois) supported and prs
led which taking for guides equity dsnterestedncss
and impartialty judges our lteaons In complete &C
c0rdarcc with the precepts Of our religion and our ma
tonai and customs; no illegal tax burdens us; we
receive neither offence nor vexation from any one;
finally, dare to give to your Exceency the urnnce
kara perfect calm and complete tranquility reign in
walls we'll in the surrounding countries which
net the case before that defeat Notwithstanding all
this felicity, invountariy under sinister inn
should the Russian troops leave the territory
unforeseen circumstances we should DO again ex-
posed to the horrors prosecutions and voences which
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and respectful prayer May your Excelcncy deign TO
free forever from that terrible thought and to tran.
qulze us In giving US the assurance that the clement
White Tsar does consider rs TO be his children and like
his other faithful subjects cannot contain two
seas there there cannot DO empires In onc be
good enough then, request the union with Russia Of
province part which will belong TO her forever,
and on the footing Of all the other parts Of tho empire
the Almighty Creator for the health and prosperity OF
his Majesty tho White Tsar and bless your and
the Of all Russians who take some interest In
fate and the organization Of country. Here
appended the seals OF sxtyone and fifteen signatures Of
notable inn o, u s 2, the proy inc
Kryjauovsky received the oath Of the inhabitants OF
Taschkend being subjects Of Russia and in conformity
with tho instructions Of his Majesty the Emperor read
rRoc1AxAnoS:-
Inhabitants OF TaschkendHis Majesty the Emperor Of
all the Rusrias convinced by your good condrc, tho
sincerity OF the wishes you have expressed several
occasions Of being admitted among tho subjects Of
Russa, has degned to authorize mo 70 receive you
Russian subjects II You address me again request
10 that effect ON my arrival at Taschkcnd On the
August in receiving me ACCORDING 10 The Rn,,sn cus
tom, with the offering OF bread and salt you have
newed once moro 10 your address tho same instant
prayer 10 be admitted among the subjects or the
White Tsar and 10 unite for ever Taschkcnd with the
powerful empire of Russia ncontestabIe part OF
it's possessioDs With the supreme assent fulfil your
wish and iu the name OF his Imperial Majesty declare
you TO be Russian subjects Henccforth and forever
you pass under the powerful scepre Of the Emperor Of
Rusa, and Jon acquire all the rights granted 10 the
Mussumsn subjects OF the empire Convinced from
your reiterated manifestations that you have been able
TO completely appreciate the advantages OF the subec
ton to Russia who. by leaving you your religion and
your customs protects you entirely AGAINST all disorders
and voxalon from abroad and at home, am that
you will conscientousy and eagerly fulfil all your duties
OF faithful subjecs and therefore show yourselves for
ever worthy OF high sovereign favor which you
The Governor General of orsnburg, Aide-ds Camp
General KRYJANovSkY.
TAscHKKsp, August u Sept g.
This proclamation read twice In the principal
square Of 1aschcnd In presence of General anovsky
and numerous crowd OF Inhabitants. After tho read
ing Of the proclamation the Governor General comp.
mepted the people their being Russian subjects and
then received the oath Of allegiance in the meoktmS
from all the Of the Of Taschend and
questcd the A,de-de Camp General Kryanovski 70 for
ward TO his Majesty the Emperor the following
Having received with an umost ioy tho very gracious
proclamation OF your excellency. declaring our admis
sion among the subjects or the powerful White
, lsa,' and our union with tho snprs-slSnlying 10
peoples, our neighbour, we all, nom the highest TO
The humbes. lake the liberty OF begging your
rial Majesty the sincere expression Of gratitude for
grace gresk, and 70 us invaluable We and our chill
dren hold sacred duty sincerely to DO faithful sub
ects and pray eernAy God 70 keep good health the
White Tsar, The father Of his children, and for
all the Russians who have assisted rs In obtaining
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month o. zumad ou Oval tseptsmber Of tho year i2sa
On september II the nrs stone Of an orthodox Greek
temple laid down at Taschkend, and the ceremony
was followed by q national fee, At which about thirty
INC ssrnss and kshi.es assisted 70
popular games followed, aud the day was nnshed BY
meal offered 70 the whole population.
banquet, at which the health OF the Emperor was
drunk amidst the accamatons Of the guests and Of the
multitude.