After paying a special tribute to the great services rendered by the Japanese detachment under Col. Shiba, M. Pichon gives the following table of the losses sus-fined by the guards of various nationaliies Officers and_men 82 English 3 9 Killed Wounded
87 Russians 419. 38 Americans 7 10 5 Germans 12 15 48 French 5 Austrians 4
Japanese 5 To this total of 53 killed and 119 wounded must be aided 12 volunteers killed and 23 wounded, as well as the losses at the Fehtang and Chenszet 3 French killed and 9 wounded, 6 Italians killed and 3 wounded. Exce; t at the Pehtang, where there was no armistice, nearly all he losses were sustained before 17th July.
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