The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-22
The Ausriaus Evacuated Milar
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.
MARSHAL CANRoBERT MORTALITY
WOUNDED.

The steamer Anglo Saxon, with dates from Liv-
srpaol to the 9Th lust, bur days later than
those received by the Europa, passed this point
'hia morning, bound for Quebec. She brings
the most important and exciting news from the
seat of war.
A great battle has been fought near Milan. in
which the Austrians were defeated, with the
l1ss Of $4,000 killed and disabled. Five thou
sand were taken prisoner.
The French loss is estimated at 1900.
The Austrians have evacuated Milan.
SECOND DISPATCH.
a desperate battle Was fought at Magenta on
the 4th inst, between the allied army under
the Emperor Napoleon, and the Austrian army
rader Gen. Hess, in which unlimited forces
were engaged on both sides.
The Emperor Napoleon in his dispatches.to
the Empress at the Tuilleries, claims a decided
victory, saying that his army took seven thou
sand prisoners, disabled twelve thousand men,
AID captured three cannon and two standard.
He estimates the loss OF his own army at
three thousand, but it was rumored in Paris
that the French loss is Il between nine and twelve
thousand.
It is reported that there we're from one hun
bred and fifty thousand to one hundred and
eighty thousand Austrians and one hundred and
thirty-thousand French engaged in the battle.
The Austrian accounts differ widely from
those OF the French. Their bulletins speak of
several battles being fought with varying sue
cess on buth sides.
It was still undecided on the night Of the 9th
instant as to who gained the victory. Great
losses on both sides are reported. Gen. Epin-
osei, Of the second corps d'a'rnee, was killed, ana
Marshal CanroheIt, commander OF the tn ird
corps was mortallv woudaed.
Haperal Maurice McMahpn comma AIDING the
second corps d'Grnase, had been created Marshal
and Duke de Magenta, as a reward for his bra
vary on the battle field.
Five of the French Marshals and Generals
were wounded.
Marshal Count paraguay D'F1il'lers has been
superseded in his NINA Of the first corps
d'rrn,ee by General Forey.
Four Austrian Generals and five staff officers
were wounded at the battle,
There had been a general revolt at Milan. and
the people had declared in Rvor Of the King
of Sardinia.
The Austrans had retired from Milan, but
the city had not yet boen occupied by the
French.
Later rumors detract from the French the
victory at Magenta.
1t was believed that proposals Of peace would
follow the entrance o! the French army into
Milan.
The city Of Paris had been illuminated in
honor Of the victory Of the French aims at
Magenta.
The Paris Bsurse was active, and threes had
advanced.
The latest news by the Europa, reporting the
Austrians in retreat across the Ticino, is fully
confirmed.
The French crossed the Ticino OF Buffaiora
and Tubigo. There was considerable fighting
at both places.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
QUEBEC. June 19.-The Anglo Saxon having
arrived here, the papers received furnish some
details OF the battle of Magenta.
It appears that on the 4th inst. the French
troops were under orders to cross the Ticino at
Turbigo.
The Emperor in his official bulletin says:
''This order was we'll executed though the en-
envy in great force offered . determined reSis-
tar.ce. Tn roadway was narrow, and during
two hours the Imperial Guard sustained unsup-
ported the shock of the enemy. In the mean
time Gen. Mcmahon made himself master OF
Magenta, and after the most sanguinary con-
ficts the enemy was repulsed at every point"
II is said that the Austrians, in the precipita-
ton Of thea evacuation Of Milan, left their can
non and treasure behind.
The Emperor says that the troops have cap
tured 1900 Austrian muskets.
The municipality Of Milan presented an ad
dress to King Victor Emanuel in the presence
Of the Emperor.
The King was to enter Milan on Tuesday,
the 7th inst.
The Austrian official bulletin says: THE con-
Hict was desperate between the LIST and Sd
army corps and the enemy in considerable frrce.
The contest was undecided and continued on
Sunday. Our troops tbr.w themselves on the
enemy with an srdor and perseverance worthy
of the most glorious fests Of the Imperial arms"
A Vienna dispatch, (unauthenticsted) in the
Frank fort papers, says that through the oppor-
tune arrival Of Count Clair Gallas and his corps,
the Austrians were victorious, and after q hot
eight the French where thrown back over the
Ticino.
The London Times says: "There was very
hard fighting at Butfalora with varying success.
The battle lasted till late at night and was con-
tinusd next day at Magenta"
Bresdstufs-The market IS generally dull,
and prices had slightly declined. Messrs.
Richardson, Spence Coos Circular reports
Flour very dull and unsettled, and nominally
quoted American Halls Sd.
Wheat is reported 1a3d lower at the follow
ing quotations: Western Red, Sal0s; White
l0alls, aud Southern 13sa14s Sd.
Corn has also q declining tendency, holders
pressing on the market with q reduction foT
European. Mixed is quoted at 6s Gda6s I'd.
Yellow 6s sda6s lOi. and White at 8sa8s 81.
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