The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

LATE-ST NEWS.

GREAT BiTTLE.

DEFEAT OF THE AUSTRIANS.

The following telegram as been forwarded to
us from the French Embass

FRENCH EMRssY, Sunday, 9 p.m.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

MAGENTA, JUNE 4, 11.30 p.m.
A great victory. 5,000 visoners. The enemy
has lost besides 15,000 men

The following telegram; have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

PARES, SUNDAY, TUNE 5.
The following message las been published here
NOVARL, SATURDAY, JUNE 4.

THE EMPEROR TC THE EMPRESS.

At 11.30 a great victory was won at the Bridge
of Magenta ; 5,000 prisomrs are taken, and 15,006
of the enemy are killed m wounded. The details
will be despatched by telegraph later.
PARIS, SUNDIY, June 5, 10.35 p.m.

At seven o'clock this evening the cannon at the
Hotel des Invalides announced the victory of
Magenta.

Paris is brilliantly illuminated, but no details 01
the battle have as yet arrived.

PARIS, JUNE G.

The Moniteur contains the following messages :-
THE EMPEROR TO THE EMPRESS.
MAGENTA, JUNE 5.

Yesterday our army was under orders to march
on Milan across the bridges over the Ticino at
Turbigo. The operation was well executed,
although the enemy, who had repassed the Ticino
in great force, offered a most determined resistance.
The roadways were narrow, and during two hours
the Imperial Guard sustained unsupported the
shock of the enemy. In the meantime General
%lacmahon made himself master of Magenta. After
sanguinary conflicts we repulsed the enemy at
every point with the loss on our side of about
2,000 men placed hors de combat. The loss of the
enemy is estimated at 15,000 killed and wounded.
5,000 Austrian prisoners remained in our hands.

JUNE 5, EVENING.
RESUME OF THE DETAILS OF THE
BATTLE OF MAGENTA.
Austrians taken prisoners at least 7,000.
Austrians placed hors de combat 20,000.
Three pieces of cannon and two flags captured
from the enemy.
To-day our army rests for the purpose of re-
organising itself.
Our loss is about 3,000 killed and wounded and
one cannon taken by the enemy.

PARIS, JUNE 6.
Three per Cent. Rentes were done on the Boule-
vards yesterday at 63 90, being a rise of -,12- per Cent.
since Saturday.

THE AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT.
The Austrian Correspodance contains the

following :

VIENNA, SUNDAY, JUNE 5.
Authentic communications of the details and results
of the battle of, gagenta are still expected from the
Austrian headquarters. According, however, to
reliable news, the headquarters of the Austrian
army have been transferred during the night from
the 4th to the sth inst. to Abbiate Grasso.
The same news state that the combat was unde-
cided, and that a further fight is expected.

VIENNA, JUNE 6.
The following official bulletins have been re.
ceived here :

MILAN, JUNE 4

" The army is fighting in the neighbourhood of
Milan. There is a 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 result is not known. There was an alarm-
ing tumult here this evening, but all is quiet now,

PARIS, JUNE 4.

The following official news from the French
headquarters, dated Saturday, 9.45 a.m., has been
posted up in the Bourse to-day :
Yesterday bridges were thrown over the Ticino,
and after a fight in which the enemy suffered con-
siderable loss our army began to cross to the oppo-
site bank. The enemy were compelled to retreat,
leaving in our hands several pieces of cannon and
a great quantity of small arms and ammunition.

PARIS, JUNE 5.

The Monlieur publishes verbatim yesterday's
telegram from the French headquarters respecting
the passage of the Ticino by the allies, which had
been posted up at the Bourse.
The Moniteur further adds, that during the mili-
tary operations the headquarters are not always
near the telegraph, and consequently that news
arrives less regularly than it would otherwise do.
In the absence of official communications the public
should be an its guard against all intelligence, of
whatever nature.

TURIN, JUNE 3.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN, PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
The retreat of the Austrians is confirmed. After
having hastily abandoned the line of the Po, facing
Valenza, they began yesterday to withdraw from
Mortara.

Last night the corps d'arniee of Generals Zobel,
Schwarzenberg, and Lichtenstein evacuated Mor-
tara, taking the direction of Vigevano, Bereguardo,
and Pavia. The retreat was precipitate, and the
enemy left behind them corn and other articles,
which they had levied on the country.

This morning the King visited the Emperor at

Novara.

TURIN, JUNE 4.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN, PUBLISHED TO-DAY

The allied troops have crossed the Ticino at
several points. The enemy has evacuated Lomel-
lina. General Gyulai transferred his head-quarters
yesterday to Rosate. The suspension of the tele-
graphic lines and of the railways has hindered the
arrival of exact news respecting the operations of
the allied armies on the Ticino.

TURIN, JUNE 5.

The official bulletin published here to-day adds
nothing new to the telegram posted up yesterday
at the Paris Bourse. It csnfirms, however, the
news of the defeat of the enemy in the encounters
on the Ticino. The conflict of which the Paris
message speaks appears to have taken place at
Turbigo, a village on the eastern bank of the
Ticino. Interruptions of the telegraphic service