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The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Russian Cruelties in Poland. (search)
ast. It has been discovered that the Countess Plater was deputed in 1861, with other ladies, to intercede with Gen. Nazimos in favor of some young men found guilty of having sung patriotic hymns in the Wilna Cathedral. For this offence the Countess has been sentenced to transportation to the Government of Novgorod. Mouravieff has, during the last fortnight, ordered the deportation to Siberia of one hundred persons belonging to different classes of society. Among this number are M. Thomas Bulhak, who has already passed eighteen years in Siberia; Alexander Zdanowiez, Processor of History, and his son, a young man having obtained a diploma in the University of St. Petersburg. The two latter were arrested because the police found at the house of M. Zdanowiez's son various papers which had been traitorously placed there by an unknown hand.--The handsome house of Zdanowiez was confiscated, and, after the expulsion of the residents, converted into a barrack. A number of other perso