Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-21
FURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.

NEW YoHI, June 9O.-IhG following is the
first account OF tho great battle fought on the
4th, by telegram from Naples TO the Empress:
NOvANA, June 4th.-ll:30 p. MA great
victory has been won at the Bridge Of Magenta;
5000 prisoners have been taken and $4,000 Of
the enemy killed or wounded. The details will
be despatched by telegraph.
The above was published IN Paris on Sunday
the 9Th, and ON the evening Of that day the
cannon OF the Hotel Des' Invalides announced
tie victory and the city was brilliantly iumi-
mated. On the following day, Monday, the
MOMiteWr published the following dispatches
from the Emperor to the Empress:
MAGENTA, June 5th.-Yestertlay our army
was under orders 10 march Milan,
the bridges thrown over the Ticino at TUrGigO.
The operation Was we'll executed, although the
enemy who had re-crOSSed the Ticino i'll great
force, offered Il most determined rcSiStence; the
road way was narrow and during two hours the
Imperial Guard sustained, unsupported, the
shock OF the enemy in the meantime General
Mcmahon made himself master of Magenta.
After sanguinary conflict we repulSel the
enemy at every point, with loss on our side
of 1900 men. The loss Of the enemy is csti-
mated Mt 5000 killed aud wounded aud 5000
Austrian prisoners remain in our hands.
y dispatch dated Paris, Monday night, says
the municipality of Milan proclaimed tor King
Victor Emanuel, aud have presented an address
to him in the presence Of the Emperor To-
morrow the King will make his entry into Mi
Ian.
The following are Austrian accounts by way
Of Vienna /: The information is meaSrc and I'M
satisfactory. The official Austrian correspond
GnCc of Sunday, the 9th, contained the follow
ing authentic communication. The details and
results of the battle Of Magenta are still eN-
pectctl. The Austrian army had been transfer
red during the night 10 Abbiate Gra$Sa. The
news states that the combat was undecided, and
that further tight was expected OH the next
day.
MAGExTA, june 5.-Evcning.- Anstrians
taken prisoners are ut least 1000, and the Aus
TRANS placed hOrS dW cOmtbUt arc 10000. Three
pieces of cannon aud two flags were captured
from the enemy to-day. Our army rests for
the purpose Of rc.0rganizing itself. Onr loss
is about 5000 killed and wounded, aud one
canon taken by the enemy.
NIExA, June Gth.-1l3 y. MA desperate
conflict took place on Saturday between the list
and 3d. Count Glars and Prince IIiChcnSteinS
corps dcarmec and the enemy who had passed
the Ticinoin very considerable force. The result
of the contest was undecided. The combat was
continued on Sunday. Our troops threw them
selves upon the cmeIny's ranks with ardor and
Sho wed ValoT and perseverance, worthy Of the
most glorious fratS of arms Of the Imperial at
my. Milan is perfectly tranquil. The head
lQna.terS yesterday were still at Affiliate GrnsSa.
An Austrian Telegram from Verona gives n
| similar view, but adds that the authorizes and
the Castle garrison, have withdrawn ut the com
hmnnd Of Count Gyulai. The town is qniHt.
The following message from Vienna had been
published by the Frankfort papers without any
guarantee aS to its authenticity;
VIENNA, MOnday.-IhrOugh the Opportunc
arrival of the corps d'armec of field Marshal,
Claim Gaas, on the battle field, tue Abstracts
were victorious, after hot fight and the French
were thrown back over the TicmO.
/ Tile Latest.-LoNDo$, Wednesday,, June s.
The "IimGS" this mOrning published summary
of the official news received at Vienna up TO
midnight of Monday. 1t is as follows:
There was 81 fierce battle ut rurhigU and Buff
alora ON the 18th. At first only two brigades of
the first corps were engaged but they were sub
seQucntly reinforced aud in the afternoon OF the
same day the 3D. Austrian corps took part i'll
the action There was very hard fighting at
Buftalora, sometimes to the advantage Of the
! French and sometimes to that of the AnStrians.
The battle lasted till late in the evening and on
the 9th was continued at Magenta.
The Austrlans have taken many prisoners
The loss on both sides was very great. The
! Austrians had four generals and five staff Olli-
Gers wounded, aud one ma Or was killed. The
movements which preceded the battle Of Ma.
urnta are not clearly stated but it was previous
| " announced that the allies were about to GLOSS
the Ticino to the number Of 100000 men, aud
] it is presumed that the rapid movement of the
allies prevented the AuStrianS from completing
! the retreat which they had commenced, AMI
comrclled them to accept the battle OH the banks
| Of the river.
New YoRx, june 9O.-Thc Somerset. Me-,
telegraph reports that terrible tornado, accom-
panied by rain, passed over "a portion OF Emb-
| Inn m, Wednesday, p NJ last frustrating