The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

.sideraiTon you have expressed fHar Lic1i.
Ross, while bringing the subject under
notice. / havethe3 3h6norsto be sir, ssssf gsss
Your most OBJ humble servant; IS s.
~ (signed $50 e. ID. * In O.
Real Admiral and Com aanter.in.C Chief
To Isaac Chase, Esq. Consul for salle
US, Cape Of Good Hope. & . & (.
NAPnLEoN's SACRIFICE OF HUMAN LIFE:
Never was :lhere,a conquarars VIII 3 fred
more cannon, fought more Batti Hes, orss
oyerthrew moresthrones Than NapoI Ieonsss
But we cannot al Pfeciate the degree and Z;
quantity fhis gioryswithout weighing liheEss
means he possessed, and! the results WlIicHE
lie accomplished. Enough for our prss
sent purpose will be gained If swegset be
fore us The, mere resources of flesh and I:
blond, which he calledinto play from the;
rupture lof the peace of Amieas in 1904
down to his erentfuf exit.ssAt that tine
| he had, ,vas he declared fo Lord Vent
worth, uir army. on footsof 4s0. 600 ~
Here followed;adetail Of the difierentle
les made from 1904 Till S055; Total 7ofss.
men, 2,794;965. This detail which iss55
derived from Napoleon's official journal, q
the Moniteur, under the several dates@iss Y
deficient in the excess which was raised
beyond the lcyies; but even,if we deduct
the casualties, as well aszihe 100000 men
disbanded in 1885,: we shall be understhes
mark in affirming that he slaughtered 2 s
500, 600 human beings, and those all i.
Frenchmen. Butswe hageto add thon.s
sands and tens of thousands. of Germans,
Swiss, Poles, Italians, Neopalitans, and H.
Iyrians, whom he forced Under IFS eaS SIes,,s 3
anda moderate computation those cannot s
I have fallen short of 500, ,080:.s his obvi. +
ouslyjhsl to assume that The number rswhos
fell on the sideSof his ldrersaries was equal 9
to that against which they were bfougS
Here then are our data orasserting, that Z
the latter years.of his glory was pnrchasssE:
ed at no less expense than 60, ,000a 1000 y
human lives. This. s.hofribleEihr6ada ON. .thes
fairestss portion Of The population ;sof E1- Il
rope, resulted in the, !, abandonment soff
every conquered territory, the bringing
of foreign enemies twice within months *
under the .wallsof Paris, and The etasgre 3
OF his name from the records of ldomin. 6;
ion.-,Paris paper q:
NINE STATES 4 DAy.-Sqme 5gentie.
men On. board the steamer Diamond fise.
other day, were conversiug about The Won 81
derful power of steam, the great facilities
it had given:to travelling. DC. One GEN q
.tlen'an remarked that Inanlmight 1eare
New York in the morning. and arrive Tie s
same nighlin Baltimore, thus being ifR.fiee
States in one day "Only5 fye, is 81, ST sye 81
say?" said an 1rishman present, s.at,da itsy
mceself who was in nine States soii Nom
day last" The company were iincseilu- 4
lous, and called on Paddy.ios explain how 5
such thing could be possible, (which ne u
did as follows; "Welt We see gentlemen, o. -
| married in New York last Monday
morning at 0 clock;Sa went saiitlfs nv
dear ,Bridgetto Baltimore Tie same &
d sure before Igotthere, WIS after getting 8
drunk as abaste, SO we persave fwas
the State Of New York, the state of So
briefly, The state Of single Blesscaness, The s. g
State Of New Jersey, the state Of Cop1as IS
bal Felicity, & that's what cal matt
mony) the State ofPennsy sylTania, The State Z
of ofDelaware, THE State; Of MARYLAND, and & &
state Of fIntoxicaton, ailin nne day. and Z |;
the whole of which was owing 10 the - B
wonderful power of stane. -:. -.
n Y. EDeningg Mail. s.5
LIVING TEsT1MoNY.-We shouldshateG
to. be connseiin case Ike the following
4 member Of the Society Of Friends Was 4
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