On September 14, Major General Berkh with three regiments of infantry, with all the entrenching tools, and for cover, brigadier Krasnoshchekov with the Cossacks were sent to occupy Korolat, and engineer-Major General Muravyov was sent to build pontoon bridges under Korolat and make for closing these proper Ukrainian captivity, which at midnight in At the 6th hour, the light convoys were with them and set out. General Muravyov, upon his arrival, inspecting the place, ordered the seconded engineer, Colonel Baron Demolin, to make one redant on this side, and on the other side three half-bastions and one old redant to correct; During this work, there were 200 people from the engineering regiment, and 600 from the division, with whom that work continued until the 9th.
.... On the 5th, at the Korolat massacre, a bridge was built across the Oder from a pair of blue 28 pontoons and, to cover it, a general was sent
General-Major Berkh with 3 infantry regiments, where General-Major Count Totleben, having crossed with light troops, occupied a camp on the mountains on which the enemy army stood last year at Beyten.
On the 8th, the Armenians occupied a position near Korolat. On the 10th, the pontoon top bridge built near Korolat was removed, and its 500th bridge was built across the river. Oder under the Beytonov m$steck.
On the 24th, the Armenians took up a position near Frankfurt.
On the 24th, Captain Plautin was sent from the engineering regiment with miners to the Neufriedrichs-Graben canal to blow up the locks at it, which, while there, was a cast-iron plant with four furnaces on the 16th, and again built, after last year's blown up! I blew up a stone lock at the village of Alt-Galper with 8 gunpowder chambers.
Near the city of Frankfurt, another bridge of 26 tin pontoons was built higher than the previous one across the Oder.
On the 27th, near Frankfurt, a third bridge was built from 21 pontoons for the crossing of cargo and artillery.
On September 30th, the bridges built at Frankfurt were removed. On October 3, the army left the position at Frankfurt.
On the 7th, due to the fatigue of the horses and bulls with the artillery and pontoons, it was ordered to abandon the extra carts and burn them, so that through this the artillery! 6 planks and 2 slats for a spare l5su, a total of 55 carts, and 200 oxen were released from under these carts to the artillery.
9th at Landsberg across the river. Wart, sent in advance, built a bridge of 21 bribes, 2 Prussian tin pontoons, for the crossing of cuirassiers and hussars and the third division and regiments..
On the 12th the army reached Landsberg and, following the darkness, settled down in cantonier quarters.
On November 1, according to the order issued for the army to march on the river. Vistula, in order to be located in winter quarters, the Army, under the command of Field Marshal Count Buturlin, set out on a campaign.
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Warrant to the Chief Engineer of the Pomeranian Corps').