Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-07 00:00:00

OF THE

BATTLE OF MAGENTA.
VIENNA, Monday, June 6, 11.30 a.m.—A desperate
i?rabat took place the day before yesterday between
1.4 e Ist and 2nd—Count Clams and Prince Edward
h'lehenstein's corps d'armee and the enemy, who had
t'4Bed. the Ticino with very considerable forces.
The result of the contest was undecided.
The combat continued yesterday (Sunday).
„..Our troops threw themselves upon the enemies
4'4 with ardour, and showed a valour and perse-
till:mice worthy of the most glorious feats of arms of
army.
is perfectly tranquil. The head quarters
here yesterday still at Abbiate Grasso.

SPORTED EVACUATION

OF MILAN.

ANOTHER DESPATCH

FROM
TAE EMPEROR NAPOLEON

THE EMPRESS.
pABnettfas, Monday.—The following telegram has
~Ir
riasted at the Bourse:—
41811 r EAD-QuARTERs, Monday, 8 a.m.—Milan is
gent. The Austns have evacuated the town

and castle, leaving in their precipitation, cannon, and
the treasure of the army behind them.
"We are encumbered with prisoners, and have
taken 12,000 Austrian muskets."

Como, June 6th.—News has arrived here of the
victory of Magenta. 5,000 Austrian prisoners have
been taken, and 15,000 Austrians killed and wounded.
General Wiban has retreated to Monza, and Gari-
baldi has quitted Lecco.

VERONA, June sth. —The following is official :
Early yesterday a hot fight began at Magenta,
between the enemy who had crossed in great force
to the Eastern-bank of the Ticino, and the troops of
the first and second corps d'armee. The conflict was
maintained with varying fortune till night set in.
Final details are still wanting, as the struggle
for victory has been renewed to day, and still con-
tinues. Eye witnesses report that our troops join
battle with joyous shouts, and display endurance
and bravery, fully worthy of the most famous deeds
of the Imperial army. The authorities and the
weak garrison of Milan, with the exception of the
Castle-garrison have withdrawn at the command of
General Gyulai. The town is quiet. -Further
details will follow later.

TURIN, Monday, June 6th.--Official Bulletin,
published to-day, Monday.—Letters from Como state
that Willau is free, the Austrians having evacuated
both the town and the castle. The enemy has
abandoned Stradella and the surrounding country,
and destroyed the bridge and fortifications of Stella.
Details of the battle of Magenta are still wanting.

BERNE, Wednesday, June 6.—lt is reported from
Lucerne that the Austrians have quitted Milan, after
having spiked their guns. The commandant of the
castle has issued a proclamation to the inhabitants,
the tone of which is of a threatening nature.

FRNKFORT-ON-MAINE, June 6th.—The following
message, published by the Frankfort papers has
been received here from Vienna, without any further
particulars, and without any guarantee as to the
authenticity of the news it contains :

VIENNA,✓ Monday.— Opportune arrival of the
corps de armee of Field-Marshall General Clam
Gallas on the battle-field, the Austrians were
victorious after a hot fight. The French were thrown
back over the Ticino.

PARIS, June 6.—The Patrie of this evening says
that, according to reports, Generals Espinasse and
Clerc are among the killed at the battle of Magenta.
The Pays of this evening states that the latest
news announces the Emperor to be four kilometres
from Milan.

Great preparations are making in Paris for an
illumination in celebration of an expected victory,
and many houses are ornamented with flags.