The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23
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tsnstian Kingdom into State distinct from the
austrian Empire, bat governed BY an Austrian
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TURIN MosDts The mu nicipsIt,y OF Milan ds-
livsred, Ia the preseDce OF the E.Dporor at the
hssdqusrssrs to.dsy, the following address to the
King:
'fse municipality Of Milan Il proud o. beine
able 20 make use Of ts most precious privilege 10
bstng the Interpreter OF their fellow -citizens
this grave crisis They are willing to renew the
compact OF lois, and to prociain again before the
italian nstios the great fact which has rtauired
eleven years for iss full dsveIopmsnt 10 the Intel.
lgetcs aud hearts Of the people. The annexation
OF Lomhsrdy TO Piedmont hss been this morning
proclaimed ty us nj t6s very time when the arti
iery OF the enemy could have thBndsred against
ns, and while their battaiions were even in our
public places.
"The annexation Of Lombardy to Piedmont Ia
The step In the new wsy OF public right, which
allows nations to be the free disro.ers Of th.ir
own destinies. The heroic ssrdiaian army apd
our brave Allies, who n.ist upon Italy being free
as far as the Adriatic, will soon achieve the mag.
nantmous enterprise.
Receive, Sire, the homage of the town of Milan
al our hands, aud bslioye that cur hearts belong
entirely TO yen.
Milan, Ssh Jane, 1859"
Signed by seven assessors Of the Municipality.
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR ON THE WAR
The Independence Of Brussels pu fishes an ansIv.
thSi an important circular which Prince 0ortchs
ken, P9reign Minister Of Russia. has addressed to
tne dtp'omA.ic representatives of tho Emperor ut
tho several Courts OF Germany. The Primes strong-
iy recommends policy Of non 10 sery ryention a, 10
ihts Italian war; and iu very explicit terms de.
niep the right OF the Germsuio confederation tn
interfere In she war which Austria has commenced
reapecitug one OF her ron 0errnanc possessions
He appeals to the treaties by which the Confsdsr.
s!ion Is copstisuted and declares that IL Germany
goes to the aid Of Austria in this war, tbs polit>
cal equilibrium resulting from these treaties will
hG nwA1 kaz eY,l.r t.
siderable isuzth, Arm Ia i.s toue md remarkably
clear, as Russian circulars are won't to be.
VAR ARMAMENT OF Es0L4YD.
The Loodon Daily News, In its article, says that
the aiiu'ion made By DIsIasli In Parliament tn
measures CT finance CT the gravast character, which
are to be brought forward by Governmsnt, had
attracted good deal Of notice as indicating
government loan TO meat the expenses OF the war
srnanent now ON fIot.
MISCELLANEOUS.
f'.s Aonitsur de FArmec says that In the midst If
lsug dispatch In cyphor, sent to Paris frsm head,
quarters, ihsre sppears the f5lowing words in or
binary letters:
marshal Canrobsrt. Gen HcNahop, and Gen
R'gnault dc Saint Jean d'AugeIy have co7ersd
themselves with glory"
News has bssn received that Prince Napoleon's
Corps Arnse (,he 5.h) has taken up position In
the Appenuines. Nodena 1, occupied by large
AgsLrian frcS.
Tho Old firm of Price Turner Co., In the
Neapotan trade; who suspended at the end Of
January, have discharged engagements 10 full.
The subscriptions at Berlin for the Rpssian loan
of 500 600 roCbles, il likely to be soon & led
the applications for small amounts being very
nunsrous.
LATEST.
(By the Pers's)
THE BiTTLE OF MAGENTA.
corrcsponden. Of the Daily News gives the
following details:
10 Lass than two bours the allied nopsrchs had
fauio sd siXty th0usanH ms a h..
ans, whose force was eighty Thousand strong, with
q powerful artillery. They were compelIed to
move on most disadysatagsous groupds As their
left soon turned By Marshal Carrobert,. earns
supported by General FaLt.' dirisiop, the Austrl.
ans we're Obliged TO fall their centre at Atbfste
Grasso Tho AustriaE centre thus srslled by ,be
led cclamns Of their left wing as soon in diz
order. and Thousands fen crashed by tho French
artillery.
Gencrsi McMshon had now reached the s.ens.
aud seeiCg the moment come to break tho disor.
dered centre CT the Aussriaas, charged with an
impetuosity seldom witnessed, supported ty Cen
Durard's division, which stood In reserve, MOVING
elowly beside him. The shock WAS terrfbls-tbe
dead and wounded falling Ly thousands, but the
Austrians we're routed and The victory won. This
writer says that twenty Austrian guns were taken.
The T)uaTes had seven hundred Of their number
killed or wounded
A brigade in Gan. Canroberfs co.ps vas almost
entirely destroyed in the las: charge
The Emperor and the King we're always in tbs
kHlCkcst VI tbc hlillhTy men are uUaQir
nous in their praise OF tie strategic combinations
Cf the Emperor.
At the battle of Hariguano the Anstrians were
entrsnched, and Gen. paraguay D'HiIiers was
sent TO disiodge them. Ho took the village with
little loss. No details bad been received General
Beusdick commanded the Austrians.
General Uban is said TO have sffscted his retreat
by Cspsno.
The Austrians evacuated Laveno, abandoning
their materials OF war, taking shelter in vessels in
the Swiss waters.
The King attended m a,s at the cathedral of Milan
on the oh, uhsn 7s Desnl surg. subss.
qssntly be rode through the city, when the en-.
II usiasm Of the people was indescribsble.
The King iseued proclamation to the LowIauds
saying their Independents having scer secured q
regimen liberal and durable would be established
He su'oggss Napoleon, ard calls the on l. wspds
TO join them on tie battlefield.
Ths Losdon Posts Paris CORRESPONDENT rayat that
over fnr thousand OF the prisoners taken from
tke Austriens are IialiaIs, who took ths earliest
opportunity to give themselves up. They we're
always placed in fro0t, sad threatened by ~ths
Greats In the rear II they did sot fgh: we'll. Hauy
offered 70 join the Allies, bns have no. been &C.
cepted vet.
The Swiss Government! has ordered the Immedi.
ate fertilization Of their Austrian frontiers
Three Austrian armed transports with vessels in
tow had been stopped in the swiss waters aud sur
rendered.
The Emperor Of Austria has issuea. proclsma-
.ion to his subject in Tyro' asd Zsraiberg, cali
ing them to arms"s defend the most righteous
cause for which the sword was ever drawn. He
conides to them the task Of defending their from
tiers against the enemy, who has made himself
the alder of revo. against legitimate dominion ss.
.sbl.shed by God.'
The Duchess Of Parma had quilted the sDuchy,
leaving government 20 the municipality aud re-
leasing the troops from their oath Of allegiance to
the municipality. She had despatched a dsputa-
.ion 20 the King OF Sardinia REG nesting him to
cept the government.
A Hungarian Legion WAS organizing at Turin.