The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
THE GATE CITY


THE PRrok or BArrLE.--At the bath
Of Arcola. the Austrians lost In killed
and Wounded Is boo nsnl; the Frs1ch
1900.
At Hohenhnden, tha Austrian los vas
1900; che French. 0,0t0. a,l.5 . I'LL
At Austerlitz. the Allies. out of co.
600 men. lost $4,000 10 killed. wound
cd. or prisoners; the French lost only %
1900. @9 1909 ua2Ek3E ~ Z
At Jena and Auerstadt, the Prussisns
lost 30. 600 men, killsdand wounded, and
nearly A. many prisoners, making nearly
&C. OU0in ar and the French "a 900 Ia
killed and wounded.
At the terrific battle Of Eylau, the Rus
SLAMS lost Is, 900 IN killed and wounded
and the French 10000.
At Freidlsnd, the Russian loss vss
II 600 IN killed and wounded the
French loss was 900.
AT Wagrsm, the Austrians and French
lost each %, 200 men, or $4,000 In all,
in killed aud wounded.
Al Smolsnski, the French less was IT.
600 men that OF the Russians IL, 900.
At Borodipd, which - ssia ID ghass
been the most murderpus and obstinstely
fought battle on record, the French lost
In killed, wounded aud prisoners, 90, 900
men the Russians about the yashe num-
Der, making in oil Loo, 900 men in one
battle. f etI .sa'rs
At Lutxsh, the French loss was ls,.
900 men, tho n liies i6. 600.
At Bsatssn, tho aFftench LOST $4,000
men; the Aiiie4 fd,UUO. ,AlO
A, Dresden, .wAsre the battle lasted e
days, the AlIies losai killed, weasdsd
and prisoners, $4,000 mem ana the
Preach between n, 900 snd II, 200.
AT Lsipsic, which Tested three days,
Napoleon lost two Marshals. twenty Cen
erals, and sbou, so, 900 men ia killed
voundsd and Pruoness the AlES /. 90
snhoep. and short A0.000-uprsrds Of
LOO. 600 nes 10 ~. - 1855
Besides. there we're several Others Of
minor importance 10 the foregoing. a. 70
the loss Of men. bat large 10 tbs aggre-
gate. There we're thlsc .f the Bridge Of
Lodi, . most dePeSstty lcoussstsd 6RAt;
the famous b6,tk ofthe Nile, sea Avht
Ia WHICH Aesos loss sos asa in killed
and wounded. aud tho French 5,s,5
mon in killed and wounded, s,O05 Pm.
oners, and IL out Of the II ships en-.
gagged 10 the setios. - ~ ~
GuBERNAroEIAL.-The Cedar Valley
Times saysf Sc "a SsAagg fEe.
The names of two men have been pre-
sented to US by ardent Unios aicn Of this
county. Is men TT to occupy the Gubsr-
Material chair.
One Of these men whose name is pre-
sented 10 Col. WIN. N. Stone. of Marion
county. Colonel Of the ED Iowa Rsgi.
ment, and at. the present tine acting
Brigadies General in General Grants Ar
my before Vicksburg. He il vonohed
for ~ being N earnest Union mas. loyal
and patriotic, sod - being we'll qualacd
TO Gil the position OF Governor of the
State Of Iowa. We have no personal &C
quanAnce With the gentleman, but ~
far ~ We can learn, his record thus far
has been . good one.
The other name mentioned to Us 10 tina,
Of Adj. Gen. Baker, formerly Governor
of the State Of New Hampshire. Ii j.
urged in his behalf that while he has been
AdjutAnt General Of this STATE. he ha,
shown himself an able, patriotic, and 10y.
al man--that be has lshored earnestly fou
the interest of our soldiers, and that b.
would be an acceptable candidate to thost
loyal men Of the Democratic party who
are not tiuc,ured With copperhsadism.
DKArH or DR. RoE DIR. 4. r. Roe
OF Bloomington. 1t. Colonel Of the Nor