The Dead too Numerous to Bury.

LONDON, March 13. Around Mukden the Eabsiati dead was too numerous to inter.

Gener »1 Zerpitzky died of wounds Bnd General Makhimofr" was captured.

An officer of the Russian general staff informed a Freuoh newspaper representative that the Russian lo sea exceed 100.COO men and officer-, 100 siege guns and 300 fi^ld guns.

General Kuropntkin, who was with the second arm;, states that there was no fighting on the ni^ht of the 10th.

General Guerihelman, with the raarguatd, held postioos at Chutai station on Saturday morning.'

General Kuropatkin on Saturday evening reports: " The Japanese on Saturday only attacked the third Siberian army eorp«. The first army corps echeloned in front: and the other army corps continued to retreat on the positions aDpointed for all the armies. The rearguard and third army occupied on Saturday a position on the Mandarin road, seventeen miles from Tieling, confronting a iniall force, chiefly of Japanese cavalry." The Russians missing from the roll call from February 28th to March 11th, are 1100 officers and 26,391 men.