, 1859-07-29

gthorities at Milan have proclaimed Vctol
Emanuel as King, and his majesty was Il
enter the city on the 7th. Austrian &c
scounts say that the battle at Magenta wal
desperate and ndecided-sometimes result
ling advantageously to them, and sometime,
ito the allies The Austriuns claim to have
taken many prisoners, but make no state
sment of their own loss. The Emperor Ma
spoleon in his dispatches to the Empress a
athe Tuilleries, claimed q decisive victory
Saying that his army took 1000 prisoners
I disabled 10000, and captured three can
suon and two standards. lie estimates the
loss of his own army at 5000, but it wa
8rumored in Paris that the French loss wa.
between 10000 and $4,000 men. 1t i,
Rreported that there were from 10000 tC
3I9O,000 Austrians and 10000 Frencl
sengaged in the battle. The Austrian ac
counts differ widely from those Of the
French. The bulletins speak Of severa
battles having been fought, with varying
success on both sides. 1t was still unde
lcided on the night of the 9th, as 10 who
gained the victory Great losses on botl
/ sides are reported General EspinasSe ol
the I'd Corps GArmee was killed, and Mar
ashal Canrobert mortaly wounded. Gen
Maurice McMahon, commanding the 81
zCorpS d'Arnee, has been created Marshal
sand Duke de Magenta, as n reward for his
abravery on the battle field. Five Of the
} French Marshals and Generals were wound
led. Marshal Count Baraguay d'Hilliers
ahas been superseded in his command of the
lst Corps dArmee by Gen. Forey. -Four
1 Austrian Generals and five staff officers
1were wounded at the battle There had
been a general revolt at Milan, and the
people had declared in favor of the King
fof Sardinia. The Austrians retired from
MILAN, but the city had not yet been occu,
! pied by the French. LatOr rumors detract
( from the French claim 10 the victory at
Magenta. 1t is believed that as soon as
sthe French enter Milan the most strenuous
gefforts of England and Prussia will be
turned to elfectihg some arrangement be-
stween the powers to put an eud to the
swar.
The PORE PRISONER. report is in
circulation TO the effect that His Holiness
Plus the Ninth was virtually and in fact o
sprisoner Of the French army of occupation
tSome short time since four Austrian spies,
who were employed in Rome to obtain in.
formation Of the feeling aud disposition Of
the French troops there, were arrested by
Napoleons officers, and held in confinement
I'm order that the exact nature of their in.
3structions might be ascertained. Immedi
lately after this General dc Goyon, com.
4mander-in-chief of the French forces, or.
fdered that the monks located in the mon,
Rastery of Montario should vacate the build
ling, in order that soldiers of his army
Ashould be accommodated in it, When the
zmonks left, a battery of six guns was or,
4dercd to be placed on and around thu
4place. 1t is thought that the Pope viii
mot be allowed to leave Rome.
observation-disclosures from Hungary
are very alarming, and there must sooner
1or later be serious disturbances if conces
3sions are not made The country is full Of
sRussian agents, who act almost openly
The Vienna correspondent Of the Time,
esays it was credibly reported that Prussia
will soon place her Corps 'dArmes Oh the
lower Rhine and on her eastern frontier
Ia general insurrectionary movement is be,
sng organized in all the slave provinces el
the Turkish Empire. 1t is represented to
be favored by foreign Influence.
MORE F1GHrlNG AT PALEsrRo.-Ou the
morning Of 3lst Of May, force Of $4,000
HAustrians endeayored to re-take Paleslro
THE King Of Sardinia commanded the 4tl
HDivision in person. Gen. Craldina, at the
head Of the Sd Regiment Of Zouaves, re
SISTED the attack for considerable time,
Aand then successfully assumed the offensive
sand pursued the enemy, taking l 1000 pris.
soners and capturing eight guns, seven Of
(which were obtained by the Zouaves, Five
khundred Austrinns were drowned during q
scannonading. Another fight took place in
3Confrenza, in the province of Zolumine, in
(which the enemy were repused by the d.
4vision under Gen. .Forey, of the first corps
of the French army, after two hours con.
3aict. On the 30th picket Of the enemy
endeaVored 10 pass the Po at Ceroesseria,
but they were repulsed by the inhabitants
of the vicinity. The AuStrians have evacu-
ated VaroiAe, in the province Of Bobbio
OPERATIONS ELSEWHERE. Gen. Garibal.
d had surprised and defeated the Austri
ans at Uarez, and that town is ngain free
of the enemy. Gen. Garibaldi re-entered
HComo on the nipht of the 2d Nils Gen