New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10

KorniloF EOu. railway men, stop the
fore.s that Kerensky is sending to
s,stregral'
At meeting Of the Congress Of Sol
.;sss' And Workmen's Deputies last
night q member Of The Revolutionary
Military Committee SAID that on
Wednesday Premier Kerensky, at Cat
shina, thirty-Gve versts (twenty-three
miles) from Petrograd. addressed 5000
soldiers who were on their way from
the front to Petrograd. After con-
ference the soldiers decided not TO pro-
csed for the time to Petrograd.
Soldiers Turned Back
At the Smolny Institute yesterday
The Associated Press was Informed that
two attachments Of troops headed for
Petrograd. in response 70 an early sp-
neal from former Premier Kerensky,
we're met outside of the city by COM
missioners and persuaded to return to
the front
The correspondent also was informed
that the armies on the Northern front
had elected revolutionary committee
which declared in support of the Con-
gress. A delegation from the 18th
ARM. which arrived in Petrograd
Wednesday. has joined the revolted
garrison.
The All-Russian Congress Of Work
mems and Soldiers Delegates, when
from its headquarters in the Smolny
Institute is endeavcring 10 collect the
reins OF authority that 1t has wrcsted
successfully from the Kerensky CaDl-
net. is setting about speedily to. extend
lis mower over all Russia and bring
about an early consultation over It's
aims. The congress already has Sc
lected commissaries TO assume control
of various departments pending the
institution of permanent government
The revolutionary committee mas
arranged a search for Premier heren-
sky, with the intention OF arrestlhg
him, and has taken many other meas
ures to further its control. The con-
gress is meeting in the dlmly lghted
commencement room OF the Smoiny
Institute. where previously the daugh-
ters of the nobility and the rich were
graduated from their studies. The
delegates are celebrating over the
PROPOSAL Of an immediate three
months armistice and speedy demo-
cratic peace and land and industrial
reform.
Sits on Platform
Nikolai Lenine, the Maximalist lead
er. who wears workingman's garb, SITS
during the sessions Of the congress
on a raised platform with Leon Trotz-
Ky. president of the executive commit
tee Of the Petrograd delegates; NJ
Kamineff and other Bolsheviki leaders.
There were machine guns END lie
niece and a strong guard OF infantry
protecting the three-stOry building IN
which the Workmen's and Soldiers
Congress is meeting. The spacious
commencement room Of the Smolny In
stitute was crowded with delegates,
with soldiers predominatirg. There
also were a number Of sailors seated
among the peasant delegates
The audience wore an expectant,
earnest air. Though many factions OF
the Socialists are represented, there is
no grouping Of seats to the left or
right. On the platform Leon IroZky
was seated, carefully groomed, smiling
end triumphant. Nikolai Lenine, quiet,
reserved and studious, was beside him.
Near them was Nine. Kollonty, young,
attractive and earnest.
The others Of the present controlling
government of Petrograd were grouped
about them.
No necessity exists for concerted ac-
ton for tho protection of foreign col.
onies in Petrograd and other parts Of
Russia, in the opinion of the ambassa-
Gors of the Entente Allies, who con-
sidered this and other subjects con-
rected with the revolution at CON
ference yesterday. IL was decided that
each ambassador should take whatever
steps he deemed necessary for the pro.
lection of his nationals in the event OF
trouble. which is not expected at
present.
All the Bolsheviki arrested at the
time Of the July uprising have been
freed.
The Municipal Council has estab-
lished a committee Of public safety,