Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-07-26

enemy. who was then put to fight, les>sd add
on the iield carrying of his wounded. H the
following day, the Seraskier Assam Bcy, Cha of
Nudschuk, made sally from tha1e fortress. near
iurkuiay he attacked General Doctarow, with
iS,oOO cavalry and infantry, with great ppetuos.
sity. both by land and water The Cd raI how
ever, defeated the enemy with great !oSS.Mhd pur.
sued him 90 wersts. The Turks haT oSfIO inen
killed; the Russians took 50 prisoners. among
whom Is BIN Pacha I; one cannon andat6rcc
standards. As Generals Uwarow and Ye{liaofl'
were marching with their divisions past the Castle
oi kozlodzy, they had sharp Action with the
Turks. The Turks, whose cavalry alone nearly
fifteen thousand strong. was under The Command
OF the Reis EHendi Abdu Ruzack, who was Am
bassador of the Congress at Akerman and the
infantry, nearly 10000 men, under the comma nd
OF the Colonel General of the Nzam Gedd (ndw
troops,) stood pretty firm. The Turks by their
superiority OF force, at first succeeded in throw
ing part OF the cavalry into disorder to which the
nature OF the ground, which is full of deliles, con-
tributcd, as 1t hlndercd them from acting in pro-
per order But the infantry and horse artillery
came tosthe support OF the cavalry. and attacked
the Turks with much impeuosty that hey to-
tally put to flight all their corps, who we1 risk
~ pursued for se|cral wersts on tllor1 6ohu-
mia and Browods. The II y ysession
of the whole of the Tuti fhe--isk4s.
and great quantity. Of - cf all Kinds.
4" brass cannon, Is very large and 10 smaller
mortars, and l07 standards the number of the
Turks Killed amounts TO between 8 and 10 600
men, and that of the prisoners to 3 500 of all arms
The Russian loss amounts to =! $50 killed. and
5000 wounded"
LONDON, June Q.
a division OF the Russian army II ,O09 s,rong,
entered Bucharest, the capital Of Wallachia, ac.
eording TO the Paris papers of Thursday, on the
I'm INST. The papers inform us that the
Turks are neither so supine or unpreparcd as we
were taught to believe. Upon retreatlng from
tialatz, which they left heap Of ruins they re-
tired to Brahilow, where they have garrison of
5o0O men abundanty supplied. Tie Grand
Duke Michacl is eXpected-,o direct the siege, and
an obstinate resistance is expected In former
warht made most vigorous defence, and the
Russians lost 1000 in an assault upon it,
General Nntgensteln, it is reports d. viii! remain
In the Principalities, whilst the Emperor ii per-
son, will direct the operations on the Danube
The occupation o! the Principalitics has been an
achievement equally bloodlcss and rapid. 1t was
known that the Turks had no intention of defend
ing them. 1t would have obliged them to have
divided their force. and thus weakened them
selves at points of much more Importance.
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