=============================================================== | Deaths | Deaths | Deaths in | Month. | in | in | Small Pox | Total. | Hospital. | Stockade. | Hospital. | -----------------+-----------+-----------+------------+-------- February, 1864. | 1 | .. | .. | 1 March, " | 262 | 15 | 5 | 282 April, " | 471 | 71 | 34 | 576 May, " | 633 | 65 | 10 | 708 June, " | 1,041 | 150 | 10 | 1,201 July, " | 1,119 | 614 | 5 | 1,738 August, " | 1,489 | 1,592 | .. | 3,081 September, " | 1,255 | 1,423 | .. | 2,678 October, " | 1,294 | 301 | .. | 1,595 November, " | 494 | .. | .. | 494 December, " | 166 | 2 | .. | 168 January, 1865. | 191 | 8 | .. | 199 February, " | 147 | .. | .. | 147 March, " | 100 | .. | .. | 100 +-----------+-----------+------------+-------- Total | 8,663 | 4,241 | 64 | 12,968 -----------------+-----------+-----------+------------+ Hung in stockade for crime | 6 +-------- Total deaths as registered | 12,974 =============================================================== The hospital records show that 17,873 patients were registered, and that 823 of these were exchanged, and about 25 took the oath of allegiance, leaving 17,048 to be accounted for, giving a mortality of seventy-six per cent. Besides the registered dead, there were some who perished by the falling of the excavations in the stockade, and others destroyed by hounds and hunters in the forests. * * * * * The meteorological tables and the vegetal charts of Blodgett will give the rain-fall of this region in comparison with the other districts of the United States. The following table, which was compiled by the author from the official records of the British army, gives the number of soldiers who were killed in action, or afterwards perished from their wounds, in many of the great battles of the British empire:--