Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
&. CovIes q CO., PublIsherI
Vol. XVI.
Tho 49, RallIss q alsastn TInes.

From a comparison Of the great battle o
i Pitlsburg, Whieh vas fought on Sunda,
sand Monday, the 9th and Tlh Of Apri
iHsi. .,sWith the following list, L will be Beel
thft Witk the exceptions Of jena, Fried
laad, Wsgramg and Waterloo, the struggle
Is the Ereatest In the list looking to tn
numbers engaged. At Eagram, the Frenol
lost q, 600, and the Ausirians ss, 900; snC
at Waterloo the losses Of the French Wert
IS, 900, while those Of the Allies amounted
to $4,000. The entire loss ct Wagram wa,
/ 81, 900, and ct Waterloo e2,60O. Next q
thess ranks the cattle Of jena, Al, 100.
Eylau, between the French and Russians
A, 900; and AuStsrlitE, 1900. The los
on both sides ct Pittsburg was probably
between 10000 and I2,OO0.
MAREH0o-( June Il, 1s00)
French, under Bonaparte, $1,000
Austriansi commanded By Melas, COO.
French Austrlans
Killed and Wounded ,.........6 5000 5000
Prisoners, rs,,,.,.,...,.,..r..-.. 1000 1900
AUsFERL1z II (Des. 2, 1s06)
French. under the Emperor Napoleon, 20 900.
Russians and Austrians, commanded by Gen.
kutusoa, The Emperofs being present, sOo
Killed, Wounded s Prisoners.laOO0 5000
MAIDA-(July 4, 1906
The British, commanded by Sir JOhu Stuart
French and NeapOlitans, commanded by Reg
British. F.kN
Killed and WOunded-.--.... s27 24so
JEEA-(Oct IA, 1909
French, commanded by the Emperor Napoleon,
PTGssians. commanded BY the Duke of Bruins
French. Prussians.
Killed, wounded & prisoners. 400 5000
RTIAU-(Feb. 8, lsO7)
French, commanded BY the Emperor Napo-
Russians commandedby BY General Benningseu,
''''S'' ~ French. Russians.
Killed, wounded q prisoners-.1s 900 5000
FREDIAED-(June IA, 1907
French, commanded by the Emperor NapO-
Russians, i s 'c commanded by General Benningsen,
French. Russians
Killed and wounded. ....---- 5000 1900
AsPERE-(day q and 2S, 1902
French. commanded BY the Emperor NapOl-
x Eustrian., commanded By the ArOhduke
ohaTls'' s0'o0q French. Austri.ps
Killed, wounded & prisoner. Is 600 90 900
WLGsAH-(July 8 and 6, 1907
French. commanded by the Emperor NapOl-
1qstrians. commanded by the Archduko
Charles, 100 900.
Ereuch Austrlans.
Killed, wounded &prisOneB-- 900 5000
NEW ORLEAEs-Jan. 8, 1s15)
Americans English.
Killed and wounded--.-.---- Is 1902
WAvRE AND WLTERLoo-( June Is, 1916 }
French. commanded by the Emperor NapOl-
The Allies, under wellington and Blucber,
Killed and wounded !, gSsReh. s6S AIIiss. a sss
BUEEA VIsTA-(Feb. 22-2s, 1s47.)
Americans, under Gen. Taylor, 4 200
Mexicans, under Gen. Santa Anna, 10 900.
Americans. Mexioans.
KILLED and WOunded......---- 100 2,lOO
ALMA-(sept. 20, 1s54A
9 Allies, under Marshal st. Arnaud and Lord
Raglan, 81, 100, VIZ. % 900 French and 26,loO
English.
Russians, under Prince Menehi5of, so 600.
Allies. Russians.
Killed and wounded......---- $500 5000
IHKERKAN-(EOT. 8, 1854
Allies, under Gen. Canrobert and Lord RsglanI
L, 600, viz. 900 English and 5000 French.
Russians, under Gen. Dannenberg, 80 OO0
Allies. Russians.
Killed and Wounded.-....---- ,I2o 10,5Oo
MOEfERELLo-(Ms 20, 1887
Allied French and sardinians, under General
AGsfrians, under Count stadion, Is 900.
Allies, Austriars
Killed and wOunded--------.- 200 2,OOO
MAeEETA-(June As, 1859
Allies, under Napoleon III. 10000. %
Austrians, under Marshal Hess, 40 ,O00. a.
..s.r Allies. Austrians.
Killed, wounded prisoners 5000 "a 10000 %
PIETsBURo LAEDMa-(April 81, 1922
National force C1st and Cd day) estimated sO,O 900
Rebel force (estimated) LOO 900
National loss, in killed, wounded, and
missing ....-s------~-------.... 6,OOO
Rebel loss, killed, wounded missing, say 5000
The actual strength Of the National force
engaged at Bull Run wss 1900; but the
reserve amounted to II, 600 more, making
the entire National army $1,000. The
Rebel force, according to their own show
ing, was 40 900, with reserve Of 25 900
at Manassas-in ell, 65, 600 The National
loss, in killed and wounded, was 1880;
and the Rebels reported their loss, in killed
and wounded, st 1888. From theso and
other reports, however, Weoannot, with the
data before us, submit What would be q
fair eonpsrison. What e apparent, how
sver, is the transcendent magnitude Of the
battle at Pittsburg over any engagement
which has yet taken place in this war, ss
also over most Of what are regsrded as the
great battles Of the world.
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