The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-11
RUSSIA.
The American Naval Officers In Moscow
Toast by nIr. Fox.
agitation.

The American Naval Officers In Moscow
Toast by Mr.. Fox.
MoScoac Telegram august 81 to London Press,
At banquet given by the American Embassy,
Mr.. Fox proposed the following toast:-"Each
time when danger has threatened Russia,
Anne riCan sympathies have been with her. If
American hearts we've visible, we should behold
them rs united TO Russia as are here the Russian
ana American flags. May this bond be strength
ened forever by our blood"
Russian Thanks to Congress for its Con-
gratUlatlOms to the Gar.
Advices from st. Petersburg state that Prince
Gortschakotf has just forwarded to President
johnson, in the name of the Emperor AleXan-
der, q letter of thanks to Congress for its vote of
coneratulation to tne Gar on his escape from
assassins ton. That communication will be
sent by diplomatic messenger to America and
be delivered solemnly 10y the Russian Minister
at Washington. A medal to commemorate the
occasion Will also be struck at the Mint of st.
Petersburg, and will be presented to each men,
Der OF the United States Chambers. On one side
will be engraved In Russian characters the reply
OF the Emperor Alexander to Mr.. Fox, the Anne
rican representative, and on the other the name
OF the member for whom it is destined.
The American Officers at KOstrOma and
Gable Despatch to Washington.
At the banquet given to the American officers
at Kostroma, town about two hundred miles
from st. Petersburg the following despatch was
sent by the Atlantic cable to the Russian Min
lister at Washington
"KosTRoMA, September 5.-The Americans are
IN kostroma. We wish prosperity and glory to
the United States. KARTZoFF,
"Marshal of the Nobility
The ImsurrectiOn in Siberia.
MoScoaO Telegram tAagust25l to London Press.
Intelligence received here from Irkutsk states
that in the possession OF one of the captured in
surgents named Dombrofski, who had assumed
the title OF Captain of the staff of the Siberian
Legion, revolutionary handbills and letters were
discovered, showing that the insurgents had
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principal number we're provided with arms,
some Of them, however, being armed with
scythes. On the 9Th OF July 200 Polish prison
ers, who mad been defeated and captured in
Transbaikaien, were brought in Irkutsk.
DETAILS OF THE INsURRECTGoN.
ITkutSb Telegram, (Jtty 15l to London Press
About 1000 Poles, condemned to penal servi-
tude, who were working on reads at distance
OF 100 versts IRON this place, reyoled during the
night OF the 9th instant. TAey i'll treated their
commander, Colonel schwartz beat the soldiers,
bound them with ropes etc. and took off their
coats, which they put on themselves Then
they attacked military station, which they pill
gagged, and marched towards the mills OF Petrow-
| ski and the auriierOus sands belonging 10 the
| Grown, where large mum Der of Poles were work
| ing On their road they took away all the horses
| belonging to the post stages pilaged and
| burned down the villages, tore down the tele.
| graph wires, and destroyed the bridges and
| terry boats. 1t is reported that large num-
per ol Poles who had oeen authorized to settle
|
However, they all soon contrived to arm them
selves and 10 possess ammunition. Evidently,
everything had been prepared long beforehand
| by the Polish colonists The commandment
chief of East Siberia, General Korsakow1 mad
| left some time ago tor the Camoor (4O00 yersts
IRON lrkutsk) for tour of inspection; the fele-
graph being cut of, it has been impossible To in-
form blm OF the insurrecton but the Ciovernor
OF Irkutsk lost no time in taking the necessary
| measures.
Besides a strong detachment directly sent
| "a inaI re NJ
despatched by, steamers running on the Baikal
and artillery detachments have been also sent
to the pursuit from Verkne Ondipsk The Inn
perial troops and the insurgents were already
skirmishing: Colonel Tchermaiew, who was
experimenting the road works, was fonnd in !
wood, tied to tree, and badly wounded. The
body of Mr. PoTokhow, aide-de-camp to tho
Chief the Staff, and who had been kIlled bv tht
Poles, arrived at Irkutsk on the llth of Iuly
with some wounded soldiers. General Kubel
Chief of the staff of the troops in Siberia L
gone to take the command against the insur
gents. Poles made prisoners are beginning to
arrive here.