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

THE AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT.

The following telegrams have been received from a
Vienna correspondent.
VIENNA, Monday, June 6,8 am.
The following official bulletins have been received
here :

MiLAY, June 4, 9.30 p.m.

The army is fighting in the neighbourhood of Milan.
There is • great movement of people in Milan. It is
said not to be going badly with the army.
10 p.m.

The battle has been going on during the whole day
near Magenta. The reAult iR not known. There was
an &laming tumult here this evening, but all is quiet
Dow.

VIESNA, Monday, 11 cm.
LAST OFFICIAL TICAVS.

On the 4th only the First and Second Corps, under
Count Clam and Prince Lichtenstein, were engaged.
The battle continued on the sth. The result is not
known.
MORTARA. June 1.
Five guns have been recaptured from the French at
Rivoltella. The Zonaves stabbed the wounded at
Rivoltella ; and at Castel Nouvetto, near Mortara, the
wounded Austrians were murdered by the inhabitants.
The following official Austrian telegram has been
received at Mr. Reuter's office :
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VIENNA, Monday, June 6, 11.30 cm.

A desperate combat took place the day before yester-
day between the First and Second ((ount Clain's and
Prince Edward Lichtenstein's) Corps &Armee and the
enemy, who had pawed the Ticino with very consider.-
ble forces. The result of the contest was undecided.
The combat continued yesterday, Sunday. Our troops
threw themselves win the enemy's ranks with ardour,
and showed a valour and perseverance worthy of the
most glorious feats of arms of the Imperial army.
Milan is perfectly tranquil. The head-quarters yesterday
were still at Abbiate Grasso.
VERONA, June 5.

The following is official :
Early yesterday a hot fight began at 3lagenta between
the enemy, who lia.l crossed in great force to the
eagern bank of the Ticino, and the troops of the First
and Second Corps 'IA 11,11. • . The conflict was maintained
with varying forlorn till night set in. Final dctails are
still wanting, as the struggle for victory has been
renewed to-day and still continues. Eye-witnesses
report flint our troops joined battle with joyous shout.
and display endurance and bravery fully worthy of the
in 'at 1, tunas deeds of the Imperial army. The authori-
ties and the west( garrison of Milan, with the exception
of the Castle garrison, have withdrawn, at the command
of t:eneral Gyulai. The town is quiet. Further details
will follow later.

VIENNA, Tuesday. noon.

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I send you a summary of the official news received
at midnight. There was a fierce battle at Turbigo and ,
1184410ra on the 4th. At first only two brigade.: of the
First Corps were engaged, but they were subacquently
reinforced by other brigades. In the afternoon of the
same day the Third Austrian Corps took part in the
action. There was very hard fighting at Bunlora,
sometimes to the advantage of the French, some-
times of the Austrians. The battle lasted till
late at night. On the sth the battle was renewed at
Magenta. The allies made no progress. On this day
two fresh Austrian corps were engaged. The Fifth and
Eighth Corps were not in action. In the afternoon of
the same day the Austrians took up a Hank position
between Abbiate Grasso and Binasco. The Austriana
have taken many prisoners. The loas on both sides has
been very great. The Austrians had four Generals and
fire Staff officers wounded. One major WAS killed. The
telegraph between Pavia, Milan, and Verona is broken.

'rum, June 7.