The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-14 00:00:00

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

The allies took in the battle of Magenta four pieces of
cannon, two RAP, and 4,000 hags Oh 7,000 Austrians
have been made prisoners, and 20.000 put kers dc (-mutat.
out of 120,000 Austrians engaged. The loss on the side
of the French was about 5,000 killed and wounded, and
among the former are Generals Esping's. and Clerc.
Milan has been barricaded and defended' by 11,000
National Guards. The Government of the King of
Sardinia ia already in operation at Como and Sondrio.
TURIN, Monday, June 6.
The municipality of Milan delivered, in the presenee
of the Emperor, at the head-quarters to-day the follow-
ing address to the King
The municipality of Milan is proud of heing able to
make use of its most precious privilege in being the
interpreter of their fellow-citizens at this grave crisis.
They are willing to renew the pact of 1848, and to
proclaim again before the Italian nation the great fact
which has required 11 years for its full development
in the intelligence and hearts of the people. The
annexation of Lombardy to Piedmont has been this
morning proclaimed by us, at the very time when the
artillery of the enemy could have thundered against us,
and while their battalions were even in our public
planes. The annexation of Lomb rdy to Piedmont is
the first 'step in the new way of public right, which
allows nations to be the free disposers of their own des-
tinies. The heroic Sardinian army and our brave allies,
who insist upon Italy being free as far as the Adriatic,
will soon achieve the magnanimons enterrrise. Receive
Sire, the homage of the town of Milan at our bands,
and believe that our hearts belong entirely to you. Our
cry is, "The King and Italy for ever I" Milan, June 5.
Signed by seven assessors of the municipality.
The allies are pursuing the enemy, who is in full
retreat to the Adda. They have seized flags and
cannon belonging to the Austrians in great quantities', as
well as small arms, and • considerable amount of
ammunition. Details are wanting.
D. 111114, June 7.
The first private letter from the battle-field of Magenta
has arrived here. The Imperial and Sardinian Guards
were engaged against the Austrian masses. The Guards
were attacked and were unable to advance, hut never-
theless', firmly resisted the enemy. The Zouaves and
the Guards lost and retook their position six times. At
last General Niel's army made an offensive movement,
whi‘h was irresistible. The enemy endeavoured to sur-
prise the right wing of our army, but a movement of
General M'Slalion rendered the attempt ineffectual.
The efforts of the enemy relaxed somewhat for • moment,
and the conflict then began again with renewed fury.
General WMahon was triumphant, and the battle is
won. It is asserted that the King entered Milan to-day,
and to-morrow the victory will be celebrated at Turin.
BILIINIC, June 7.
There are still 500 Austrians at Leven°. A detach-
ment of General Garibahli's corps has sailed along the
shores of the Lego
Msgginre in several barks, disarmed
the Austrian Customs guards, and everywhere --

carried

cilf the public treasure.
At Laren°, • port of war on the Logo Maggiore, the
Austrians have raised from the bottom of the lake
some barks which had been scuttled and sunk, and have
laden them with various articles to be towed by steam
to Switaerland.

Taman, June 6.

Near Nandi° yesterday the Austrian war steamer
Eugen captured the French three-muter Raoul, of
Nantes, bound from Cuba for Trieste with • cargo of
coffee.

ENTRY 01' THE FRAWCH INTO MILAN.
MILAN, Wednesday, 8 a.m.
The Emporia and the King have just entered Milan.
Their reception was magnificent and full of enthusi-
we.
Timm, Wednesday, June 8.

OFFICIAL BCLLETIX, PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
The Sardinian bead-quarters were transferred yester-
day to Ceinate. The King was to enter Milan to-day.
At 6 o'clock yesterday evening the enemy evacuated
Pavia, alter having spiked their guns and thrown their
ammunition into the water. The corps d'anewte, under
General Schwarseuberg, has left Pavia, and taken the
direction o( Beigiojcno. The Te Defoe Las been rang in