The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-25
From the Nev York Times.
The Great Battles of Modern Times.

FROM comparison OF the greak Oattle
of Pi,tsburg, which was fought on Sunday
and Monday, the 9Th and 7th of April,
inst, with the following list, it will be
seen that with the exception of Jena,
Friedlaud, Wagram and Waterloo, the
struggle is the greatest in the list, look
ing to tie number engaged. At Wagram
the French lost $4,000, and the Austrians
$4,000; at Waterloo the losses of the
French were $4,000, while those of the
Allies amounted to $4,000 The entire
loss at Wagram was 81 900, and al Wa
terloo 62.500. Next to these ranks the
battle Of Jena, 47,100 Eylan, between
the French and Russians 43 GOO: and
Austeritz, $4,000. The loss on both
sides at Pittsburg was probably between
10000 and 10000
MARESao-yune IA, 1900
French, under Bonaparte, 30 900; Aus
TRANS, commanded by Melas, 10000
Killed and wounded-French 5000; Aus
trians, 5000 Prisoners-Frencb, 1000,
Austrians, 4 900.
ArsTERL1rz dec. 9, 1909
French, under the Emperor Napoleon,
10000; Russians and Austrians, com
manded by Gen Kutusoff, the Emperors
being present, 10000. Killed, wounded
and prisoners-French. 10000; Allies,
10000. .-. ...
MA1DA-(J July 4, 1860
The British, commanded by Sir John
Stuart, 5 CTS French and Neapoltans,
commanded by Regnier, $500. Killed
and wounded-Bri,ish, SIT, Allies 2,450
JENA-(Oct. IA, 1867
French, commanded by the Emperor
Napoleon, $4,000; Prussians, commanded
by the Duke of Brunswick, O,oo0.-
Killed, wounded and prisoners-French,
4, 100; Prussians, 43, 900.
WAGRAN-(July Sc, 1909
French, commanded by the Emperor
Napoleon, 100000 Russians, command
ed by Gen. Benningsen, $4,000. Killed,
wounded and prisoners-French, 5000 !;
Russians, 5000.
ELAU-(Feb. s, 1909
French. commanded By Emperor Napo
leon, $4,000; Russians, commanded by
Gen. Benningsen, $4,000. Killed, wound,
ed and prisoners-Frensh, 5000; Rus
slams, $4,000.
FRIEDLAND-(J June IA, 1909
French, commanded by the Emperor
Napoleon, 101 900; Russians, command
ed by Gen. Benningsen, $4,000 Killed
and wounded-French, 5000; Russians
$4,000.
AsPERS-(May 21-23, 1909
| French, commanded by the Emperor
| Napoleon, $4,000 Austrians, command
ed by the Archduke Charles, 10000
Killed, wounded and prisoners-French,
| $4,000; Austrians, 10000.
WAGRAM-Duly 5 and 6, 1909
French, commanded by the Emperor
Napoleon, 100000; Austrians, comman>
ded by the Archduke Charles, 100000
Killed, wounded and prisoners-French,
$4,000; Aus;rians, $4,000.
New ORLEASs-Dan. S, 1859
Americans, under Gen Jackson, 900;
Killed and wounded-Americans, IS:
English. 1,092.
WAvRE AND WATERLoo-(June is, 1881
French, commanded by the Emperor
Napoleon, 10000: Allies, under Yelling
ton and Butcher, 10000. Killed and
wounded-Freuch, $4,000; Allies, 20.
500.
BrESA VIsrA-(Feb. 22-23, 1879
Americans, under Gen. Taylor, i 900 4;
Mexcans, under Ger. Santa Anna, 10000
Killed and wounded-Americans, 1856 :;
Mexicans, 2,100.
ALMA-(Sept. 20, 1851
Allies, under Marshal ST Arnaud and
Lord Raglan, 81 900, viz: $4,000 French
and 26100 English Russians under
Prince Menchikoff. $4,000. Killed and
woanded-Allles, 3.1OO; Russians, g.
900,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5, 1851
Allies, under Gen. Canrobert and Lord
Raglan, $4,000, viz: 5000 English and
5000 French Russians, under Cen Dan
nenberg, 100000 Killed and wounded
Allies, 4,126; Russians, 10000.
MoNTEBELLo--(May 20, 1850
Allied French and Sardinians, under
Gen. Forey, 1880; Austrians, under
Count Stallion, $4,000. Killed and woun-
det-AIlies, 900; Austrians, 1000
MAGENrA-June As, 1852
Allies. under Napoleon III, 10000 e.
Aus'rians, under Marshal Hess, lac, 00OG)
Killed, wounded and prisoners-AIlies,
5000 o.; Austrians 2O,000(0
PITTsBURG LASDISG-(April 6-7, 1862
National force (lst and q day. estima-
ted 10000; Rebel force (estimated) 72,>
600. National loss in killed, wounded
and missing, 5000; Rebel loss in killed
wounded and missing, 5000.
The actual strength of the National
force engaged at Bull Run was Is, 900, but
the reserve amounted to 1900 more, ma
king the entire National army $4,000
The Rebel force, according to their own
showing. was 10000, with reserve OF