Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
lssss sf Tn by war.

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 Al the bsilleof Arcda ilpc Aasifs lost. iE kslled aad ~ousded, i5,00o men the French. IS GOO
 Al Hohsnbn9en The Austrian loss was A. o00; ihe French, 2 600.
 Al Austefirz 5te Allies, out of 50, 900 men, iest 90 900 ID kiI:sd aad sounded. of pr.son- e:s fhe French Isss on:y Fl 5000
 Al Jena and Aasiers,s6i the Prus .ians lost 5000 men. killed aud wounded. and nearly q msay pisaners. making nearly 60 900 n all; sad the French i4 900 ia killed and wonndcd.
 A. tns terrific battle of Eylas, the R u..ias ]. lost 3s OOO n killed and wounded and the French. 5000.
 A. FncdIand the Russian loss wa. i7 900. in killed sBd woaHded-ihe French Iess, 1000
 Al Waxeaas 'he Au-usn. and Freneh Iosi each 2S 900 men, Of 50 900 tn all, ,n killed and wounded. S
 At SmoI n.ki th. French loss was i7 900 men--,hat of the Russians. 10000.
 Al BmodiS0, winch is said 10 have been " tho most murderoas snd obsiiazi Tough, battle on record," the Preach lnsr in kisIrd s,sd wounded and prisoners. 50, 900 men--ii,e Russians about the same number, making n ell i0a GOO men in ne haiile!
 Al D esden. where the bai-le lasted two l. N..f | I and prisoners 25 900 men and inc Preach. 10000 and l2 GOO.
 At Leipsac, which lasted three days. Napo. leon ,rf ,w" Asssh.ls. twenty Generals ane about G0,OO0 ,neo in killed, wounded and pr'sonsr- -'hs Allies. ] 730 .Ri .er- and about 40. .00o men-upwards of 100 900 mea in all
 At Ligay, the Pus.i,ns lost 5000 men, ia killed, wounded and prisoners; the French 6 800. CT
 7@e The battle of Trebbia iasicd three days ; and ihe French and Ailses los; each about l2,OO0; os A 000 in all.
 tlere we hsye baIles. among which are some. compared % whici, those in the CfInca were but small enga yemen's. great as they appear 10 us. Bcs,drs these were several otaess Of minor importance ts he Gregoins as to the loss Of msn, tut large in the aggre. gate. There were those of the Bridge a Lodi. most desp ratciv contested figha-,he famous battle of ihe Nile, sea fgp. n which Nelson lost 835 men ia killed and wounded and ih. Freuch s,225 in ktied and wounded. 3 005 prisoners, and i3 "at o IT ships enga ged l., the ac'i1n--ftat of the Bay of Aboak,r, where tn Frsncn had 00( nen engaged, and the Turk. 5000; ana ..f st,~ Tee L., l. .Vnl l wounded and pnsonrrs--Novi- Eayers- gng.msni. Maiia. where the French, on' 0 7,500 men engaged lost abou, .SO0 in k,lled wounded and prisoners. Taiavess, anothc famouA ani bloody engagements where tho British, out ot : 800 men ea ga ged lost 4.30 -ssIams nca = --Vuloria--To TouIous. Paris and Qaaire Bas.
 In all these battles. the loss. in killed and wounded. o" sli siles, was al least million of men besides ihoasands in skirm,shes minor engagements, &c., and ,ha' within q period of less than ih,riy yearsl Enormous as ia this lnss aud injiry of life. of those who fall in battle and are maisned hy wounds -i: is but small compared to he loss of life caused otherwise ny war. "The nunber. killed and wounded in baliie," says q writer aro m full index 70 ihc loss Of liie in war and seldom comprise one forih of i:s actual v,ctims." IL Is small compared to the i'm mcnse number carried of ny disease, exposure, and other casualties incident to war;
 Allison says of the c.moa,gn of t799 in little more than fnur months il,e French and Allied arnlrs had lost nes.lv half ot .he,r collective forces those cut oA. or irrecover. ahlv m1i,lated ny the sw.rd, being aba,,, Ii6 009 men," And, "The surv,vors of the French army fom ,he Russian camps,gn, were not more ,haa 5 900 men ou, of an ar my oi about 500. 900 ,nen !"-N r. Times.