part in our struggle with the Anglo-French troops: the army entrusted to him had the purpose, except for guarding the region, to serve the main reserve for our troops operating both on the Danube and near Sevastopol. On August 26, 1856, Panyutin was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir of the 1st degree for ordering and the formation of necessary reinforcements, and during the disbandment of this army after the conclusion of the Paris Peace, he was appointed Warsaw Military Governor and, at the same time, present in the Warsaw Departments of the Senate. From September 26, 1858, Panyutin was the chief of the Alexopol Infantry Regiment and since 1859 was on the lists of the Life Guards of the Semenov Regiment. Later, on April 23, 1861, Panyutin was appointed a member of the Council of State. Frustrated by his health, in 1865 he was forced to ask for his leave on leave abroad, but, having received permission on May 10, 1865, he soon died - May 31 (June 12), 1865. He was buried in Vilna in the Church of St. Euphrosyne. Military ranks Warrant Officer of the Guard (05/12, 1809) Second Lieutenant of the Guard (05/01/1811) Lieutenant Guard (09/23/1813) Headquarters Captain (03/14/1816) Captain (06/08/1817) Colonel (December 15, 1819) Major General (August 29, 1828) Lieutenant General (04/18/1837) Adjutant General for the difference in the assault p. Before (06/15/1849) General from Infantry (12/06/1851) Awards Russian Order of St. Anna, 3rd art. (05/09, 1813) Order of St. Vladimir 4th art. with bow (September 15, 1813) Order of St. George 3rd Art. for the defense of the Bayazet fortress (January 19, 1830) Polish insignia "For military dignity", 2nd art. for the difference in the suppression of the Polish rebellion (1831) Order of St. Anna 1st Art. for excellent diligent service and "especially for the approximate performance" of duties of a member of the *Supreme Criminal Court in Warsaw (October 27, 1834) Order of St. Vladimir, 2nd art. with bow (09/07, 1839) Snuffbox with the monogram of the Name of His Majesty (1840) Order of the White Eagle for the suppression of the Krakow rebellion (February 15, 1846) Snuffbox with a portrait of His Majesty Emperor Nicholas I for the suppression of the Krakow rebellion (1846) Order of St. Alexander Nevsky for the Hungarian campaign (August 22, 1849) Diamond signs to the Order of St. Alexander Nevsky (May 28, 1851) Order of St. Vladimir