Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-06
OYAMA ON THE MOVE
Large Japanese Army March
 ing on Vladivostok.
EyQUISTSCRUISERSIOBE BE IITERyED
United States Refuses to Allow Rus. sian ships at Manila to Make Re- Dairs-Nast Leave or Consent
 to Be Dfsma ntled.

LONDON, June GA large army un- der the command of Marquis Oyama is marching on Vladivostok with the ob- ject of laying siege to the Russisn port ~on the Pacific, the terminus of the Si. berian railway.
 A St. Petersburg special dispatch says that Nicholas ukase virtually ere ating Governor General frepon dicta- tor has given rise to mighty sensa- tion. IL is the imperial recognition of the crisis in the internal affairs of Rus sia and instinctively recalls the step taken by the emperor's grandfather, Alexander H., immediately after the attempt to blow up tke Winter palace in 1880. when he appointed commis- sion of public safety headed by Gen. eral Loris- -Melils,i
 A Sf. Petersburg report says that the union of Russian journalists chartered a steamer and cruised in the Neva for six hours so as to hold meeting free from police interference. The meeting passed resolution demanding con- stituent assembly and hailing the ad- vent of a Russian revolution.
 Washington has instructed Governor Wright of the Philippine civil govern ment to inform Admiral Enquist com manding the three Russian cruisers the Aurora. OIeg and Jemtchug-which have found refuge In the harbor at Ma nlla that he must either inferpe his vessels in Manila harbor or depart within twenty-four hours.
 No time is granted to the Russians to make repairs by this government be- cause of the fact that the damages which they wish to repair were sus- talned in battle. If the Russians do not desire to interne their ships they must get away from Manila
 It Is probable that the vessels will be interned. as Japanese warships will doubtless be waiting for them If they make any effort 10 get away from Ma nila. In the second place. the Russians have nowhere to 90 This government under the rules of war can give them coal and provisions sunicient to reach the nearest Russian port. This could only be vladivostok. and there is abso- tely no hope ot Admiral Enquist's ever reaching there
 Governor Wright has cabled Secre- tary Taft that he had seen Admiral Enquist and that the latter had said that he had heard nothing from st. Pc tersburC.
 Admiral Train csbled the navy de partment that it would take sixty days to put the 0lez in seavorthy condition. thirty days for the Aurora and seven for the Jemtchuz. San Francisco last September.
 St Petersburg dispatches ssy that the interview between Ambassador csssIni and President Roosevelt st Washington regarding peace in the far east has not borne fruit here
 Resd Received by kisG Edward
 LONDON. June G.-whifelaw Reid. the new American ambasssdor. had an audience of King Edwsrd sf Bucking- ham palace and preeenfed bic creden- tials- His mstesty's reception of the ambassador was most cordial While the smbassador was presenting the king with his credentials Queen Alex sndra vas receiving Mrs. Red ard Miss Reid Her ma3esty showsd shem the interesting objec6 in fbe palnce. secrefary Hay paid . formal viii ts the American embassy later ih fbe day.