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Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
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New York Tribune praises Turkish commander Ismael Pasha/General Guyon for repelling Russian forces at Oltenitza with bayonets during ongoing war. Notes Hungarian Lt. Gen. A. Vetter-Dogeutelt sailing to join anti-Russian efforts, with potential for more Hungarian involvement.
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"We learn that the Turkish force which
crossed from Turtukai to Oltenitza, was led
by Ismael Pasha or General Guyon (he has not
renounced Christianity though he holds a high
rank in the Sultan's army,) whose gallantry in
the Hungarian war gave him a high reputation
as a bold, energetic and rapid executive officer
Without remarkable strategic talent, there are
few men who will carry out orders with such
effect as he has proved on the present occa-
sion, where he repelled his assailant with the
bayonet"
The Tribune also has the following:--
"Among the passengers who sailed in the
Baltic on Saturday, was Lieut. Gen A. Vetter-
Dogeutelt, who goes to participate in the war
against the Russians. Gen. Vetter's name is
honorably connected with the Hungarian war
of independence, and though the Sultan does
not now employ the Hungarian refugees, we
presume he will soon have occasion for their
services."
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Primary Location
Turtukai To Oltenitza
Event Date
At Last Accounts
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Outcome
repelled his assailant with the bayonet
Event Details
The New York Tribune comments on military operations between Turks and Russians, praising Turkish soldiers and commanders. A Turkish force crossed from Turtukai to Oltenitza led by Ismael Pasha or General Guyon, who repelled assailants with the bayonet. Among passengers on the Baltic was Lieut. Gen A. Vetter-Dogeutelt, heading to participate in the war against Russians; the Sultan may soon employ Hungarian refugees.