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The Great Battles OF Modern Times.
From q comparison of the great battle Of
Pittshurg, which was fought on Sunday and
Monday, the 9th and 7th Of April inst, with
the following list, il will be seen that with the
exception of jena, Friedland, Wagram and Wa.
terloo, the STRUGGLED is the greatest in tho list,
looking to the number engaged. At WaQram
the French lost $4,000, and the Austrians 49,.
600; at Waterloo the losses of the French were
80, 900, while those Of the Allies amounted to
$4,000. The entire loss at Wagram was 81.
600, and at Waterloo 62,500. Next to these
ranks the battle Of Jena, 7,l00; Eylsu, be
tween the French and Russians, $4,000; and
Austerlitz, $4,000. The loss on both sides at
Pittsburg was probably between 10000 and l2,.
600. 81 s..,'s.,5 - .P .-,.
MARENGo--( June ID, IsOO) ia
% French, under BonapArte, SO 1000; Austrians.
commanded BY Melas, 10000. Killed and
wounded French, 5000; Austriaps, 5000. p.
Prisoners rs-French, 1000; Aus.rIans, 1000. -
AusrERLlrs-(Deo 2, 1867 as IS.
French, under the Emperor Napoleon, 70.
0OO; Russiana and gAustrians, commanded BY
Gen. Kutusoh, the Emperors being present, 90S
UVO. Killed, wounded and risoners-French,
$4,000; Allies. $4,000. m l-.3i
81. MAIDA--(July 4, 1867 .i.isq,s
The British, commanded BY Sir John Stuart,
{, ,676; French and Neapolltans, commanded BY
Regnief, 6 500. Killed and wohnded--British,
BIT; Allies, 2,45O. nuea9r4 s.
| JENA--(0ct. IA, 1867 - ,.g4'
French, commanded BY the Emperor Napo'
leon, S0,000i Prussians commanded I By The
Duke Of Brunswick, ll0 600. Killed, wounded
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Allies, under Napoleon III, LII, ,000.( (2)l Aus
trians, under Marshal Hess, 100000 Kill
ed, wounded and prisoners--Allies, 10000 y;
Austrians, 10000 ~ '" ,.l' t'2f's n,
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NEW ORLEAus---(Jan. 3, 1850 !

Americans, under General jackson, I, 900
English, under General Packingham, $780,
Killed and Wounded-AmerIcans 13; English
1902 i'f-3 1o' I1t'iF77Tf '7-7 :
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French, commanded by the Emperor Napoleon,
I0l ,OOO; Russiats, commanded by Gen. Ben
ningseDI 66,0OO.I Killed and wounded-F French,
6,OOOj Russians, $1,000. so .godf ft
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ln Mr.. WAILAcEs Legislative Biography, 70
and the following sketches Of our Representa-
tives, Messrs CoNvERsE and DRrsrL:
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French, commanded by the Emperor Napo.
leon, l3O,OOO; Austrians, commanded BY the
Archduke Charles, 10000. Killed, wounded
and prisoners-French, 23,0O0; Austrians, 30,
0OO. y.4 r~ B, -.rf., .tt
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MAAEnso--(June u, 1900. }

10 French, under BonapArte. 32, 600; AustriSns
commanded BY Melas, 10000. Killed ant
wounded-French, 5000; Austrians, 6,O00.-- p
Prisoners-French, 900; AussrIans, 1000. .
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