The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-08
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/. Capitulation of Narva, A. D. 100.
A Russian army of $4,000 men surren
dered tc King Charles XII, of Sweden.
2. Capitulation of Poltowa, A. D. 1909
On the day of the battle of Piltowa the
remainder of the Swedish army, sur
rendered to Peter the Great, of Russia
3, Capitulation of forming, in Schles-
wig, A. d. 17l3. The Swedish army, Gen
Steenbock, called the Fire Destroyer"
surrendered to the United Russia-Danish
army.
A. Capitulation of Pirna, A. D. 1856.
The surrounded Saxon army surrender
themselves to Frederick the Great OF
Prussia ~
s. Capitulation of Castle Severn, A. D..
1857. The Duke Of Cumberland, with
10000 English soldiers, surrenders to the
French. The British troops evacuated
Germany in consequence thereof.
g. Capituation of Mexen, A. D. 1850.
The Prussian infantry, 10000 strong
under Gen Won Fink, surrendered to the
Austrians the Prussian cavalry cut their
way through. t1Io
Z Capitulati0n of York town, United
States, A. D. 1881. The British army Of
8,000smen, under Lord Corvallis, lay
down their arms to the American army,
under Gen. George Washington.
s. Capitulation of Ulm, A. D. 1906.
The Austrian army, $4,000 strong, under
Field Marshal Mack, surrendered to
Napoleon l., of France; the Austrian
cavalry, under Duke Ferdinand, cut their
way out.
9. Capitulation of Prenzlou, A D. 1906
The Prussian General Fu:st Hohenlohe,
with force of cavalry, 10000, and in
fantry, laid down their arms to the
French Marshals Berthier and Murat.
10 Capitulation of Ratkau, near
Lubeck, A. d. 1906 The Prussian Gen
eral Butcher, witch 10000 men, surrender
ed to the French Marshal Bernadotte on
honorable terms.
IL. sCapitulation of Bay len, A. D. 1903.
The French General Dupont, with 10000
men, surrenders to the Spanish army
under Gen. Palafox.
10 Capitnlation of Cintra, A, d. 1903.
The French Marshal Junot, with more
than 10000 meD,surrenders to the British
under Arthur Wellesley, afterward Duke
of Wellington.
10. CapItulation of Culm, A. D. 1918.
The French General Vandamme, with s.,
600 men, surrenders to the Emperor OF
Russia and King of Prussia. The cav
airy cut the way through.
IA. Capitulatlon of Biagos, A. D. 1849,
The Hungarian army, $4,000 strong,
under Gen. Gorgey surrendered to the
Russian Emperor
Is. Capitulation of Fort Doneson,
Tenn Feb. 16, 1862. The Confederate
General S. B. Buckner, with 1900 men
surrendered to the Union General U. S.
Grant.
Is. Capitulation Of Harper's Ferry, Va
Sept, Is, 1862 The Union General
White with 1000 men, surrenders to the
Confederate army, under Gen. T j
(StonewalD jackson.
July 4, 1868. The Confederate General
&c. Pemberton, with $4,000 men, sur
renders to the Union army, under Gen.
U. S. Grant
IS. Capitulation at Appomattox Court
House, Virginia, April 8, 1865 The Con-
federate General Robert E. Lee, with 30
900 men, surrendered to the Union army,
under Gen. U. S. Grant.
19. Capitulalion of Raleigh, n. c.,
April 26, 1865. The Confederate Genera.
Joseph e. Johnston, with 10000 men,
surrendered to the Union army, under Maj |
Gen. w. 7. Sherman.
20. Capitulation at Chronicle, Ala,
May 2, 1865. The Confederate Generals |
Kirby Smith and Dick Taylor, with 3d.
900 men, surrendered to the Union Gen
eraJ T.. r S Canbv.
81. Capitulation of Langensalza,
Prussia, A. d., 1866. The Hanoverian
army, $4,000 strong surrendered TO the
Prussian army under Gen. Vogel Won
FalkensteIn. &
%. Capitulati1n Of Sedan, September,
1870. The French army, under Marshal
Mcmahon, of $4,000 men, surrendered to
the united German armies, under King
William, of Prussia. The Emperor
Napoleon III. surrendered himself prison
er Of war to the King of Prussia.
%. Capituiation of Metz, Oct. 49,
1870. Marshal Bazalne, with an army Of
10000 men, surrendered to the united
German army, under Prince Frederick
Charles of Prussia, after repeated efforts
and sorties 10 cut his way out.
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