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District Court.
NovExBER rrnx.1

NovENBER TENN.
JUDGE JOHN F. DILLON, Pi residing.
1RAM. GWFoRD. Clerk.
The morning va tsksn up in the arguing oi
motions and taking dsfsults
In the afternoon the case OF Campbell ~
Leonard occupied The time Of the Court.
For plaiDtif-Cook, Lndley 4 Clark, Dav
ison True, Putnam Leake.
For defendant-Jae Grant and Geo. s. C.
Dow, Esqs.
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Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 90 -Miramon cannonaded
at Quintaro, defeating Doblado. Doblado, with
5000 men. after defeating portion Of Mira
mons army, halted for week, giving Miramon
Lime to reinforce
p Great rejoicing at the Capital is reported.
Juarez intends asking our immediate armed
Intervention.
Degalado was concentrating his troops, and
was about to march on Guaraxquao.
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TEETH EXTRACTED
llY NEW PROCESS WITHOUT OCCA.

ID sioning any delay pain whatever.
JULIUs CHEsEBRouGH, Dental Surgeon. Office
in Merwins Block, 50 Perry, between Sd and
4th streets
Having completed arrangements, he is now pre-
pared to extract toeth by admitting a slight cur
rent of electricity around the tooth at the time Of
extraction, thereby allaying all pain attendant
upon extracting by the ordinary method.
The patient has full knowledge Of what is
passing, and there not those effects which are
often noticed after having teeth extracted by the
use of Chloforn or the Freezing process.
JuIy33itf
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The Rock Island Aryus says that the
merchants # that place have been doing bet.
ter business so far this fall than for two years
past, and they attribute much to the fact that
they have taken pains to advertise extensively,
and let the people know what they can do.
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Nominations.

New YoRK, Nov. - Mozart Hall Conven.
ton yesterday nominated Greene q. bronson,
as Corporation Consul.
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The Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-It Is understood that
the Presidents next annual message will not
be more than two thirds the length of that of
1868. 1t is ready for the press.
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Davenport and Cedar Valley Railroad.
ELECTION OF oFvlCEas. a'

vTVhe stockholders of tho d. 4 @. v. r. R. Co.,
i are requested to meet at the Office Of Geo. L.
Davenport, on Monday, the 5th day Of Decembcr,
= 70, 3.
the reQuirsments Of the Articles of Ipcoepogetion
nevt-dln III. J. SAUNDERS, 6sey.
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From Portland.

poa1I1sD. hs No., ,.S asLans siI,epoool dpsss 70
the 10th has been signaled below.
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CAPT. TROUT received another invoice
of lead yesterday morning from one of his Gus
TONERS. This is the fourth lot sent back since
ThauksgiyinQ
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!. J. SIEVE g HANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- GooDRICH, would invite your attention ts his
great reduction in prices of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Sheph erds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n. B. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 tt
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The Steamer Indian.

ST JoHSs, Nov 2s-The following storage
passengers BY the Indian are known to be
among thu lost in addition to the list already
published: Alexander Deane, Thomas Nc
ClAarhonse and Wm. johnson.
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Democratic Convention.

CLEVELAND, Nov 2S.-The Democratic Con-
vention Of Cauyahoge county stand-Dougas
2S; Administration 10. The Collector, Parks.
and the Z. S Clerk, Green. went for Douglas
U. $. Marshall johnson was voted down In his
own ward
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~
Died.

RISING Sun. Pa, Nov 2s.--Samuels BEST, one
OF the pioneer citizens Of Cincinnati, died at his
residence in this place yesterday. aged 81
vears
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~ 3 u X II ~ T. IL i.

FIRE. MARINE AND LIFE.
EDWIN FAY, Agent.
nEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
/ Co., Capital, S5oo,O0O.
THE GREAr WESTERN INSURANCE AND Trust
Company, Capital, s5co,ooo.
Office No. IL Brady Street, with Parker Ed
wards. oct25 1yfrstpage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29

Our city appeared rather dull yester-
day, but little grain and other produce coming
forward
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-
A Mig Purchase

Ngw YoaK, Nov. 26-Com Vanderbilt has
bought out the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany for 100000.
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EXCEL LSIOR.
Washimg.Day Made Easy.
Perfect Satlsfactisn Guaranteed !!
J. r. Pead's Improved Patent E1ceasls1
0Achaoo, Pasensed October 1eOo'

rTAyING PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
m mannf.cture and sell the above machine -
tie State Of lows, We hereby give notice to all Who
haye vsshing TO do land who have not) that We
are prepared 10 oil sf orders that may DC nade on
~. h.~.
The Very Best Washer now IN Use.
They can be had on Third street, near corner g q
Remembsr, We guarantee perfect satisfaction OF
=. .sIe b. SAGE.
Oct6
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River Items.
ARRIVED

Sunday, Nov. ~.
SAM YoUN0, Gasl, Dubuque
Monday, Nov. %.
CHIPPEWA FAILS, Painter, st. Louis.
BELFAST, Force, st. Louis.
DEPARTED:
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Lost,

|AN Thanksgiving day, on Brady street, be-
Otween 4th and 18th streets, or near the Bap-
tist Church . silver pencil case. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it q this once
nov2S-dn 90 s0 Ien
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J A. REID. M ID

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No 2s, corner Main ami Third streets, Dav'
snport, Iowa
Dir. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
ongaVed sept25
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InS1lUA RURfK.

/, BRADY STREET. AGENT FOR THE
] ] sale of DUroNT's SPORTING AND BLASTING
POWDER, and SAFETY FUSE.
aug2'59-d&wtf
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TIL e CIT Y.

Hay is coming in quite briskly.
finds ready sale at &c, $6, so per ton.
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IL. A O,HEA,

OWN. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Is
~ prepared to attend to all matters pertaining
to his profession viz: Surveying, Leveling, Con-
struction of Dams, Lcvees and Bridges.
Plans, Profes, and Estimates executed with ac-
curacy and dispatch. ONCE, old Council Cham
Der, cor 80 and Brady SITS. oct. IA. IF,
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TO-DAY'S ADVTS,
Garnet Sack EOoseea

EOUND on Aliens Grove Road, Carpet Sack,
Il containing unknown property. The owner can
have the same by calling at this Office, proving
property and paying charges. nov29-2t
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SAN YorNG, Gaul, st. Louis

SAN YouNG, Gaul, st. Louis.
Monday.
CHIPPwA FALLS, Painter, La Cross.
Dull.-We have for the last few days found the
Steamboat gents Office closed, when We won
after the river. .titems. Yesterday We found i
shut as usual, and the reason inscribed on tho
door as follows:
coffee locked up-business too id dull e
keep open. Gone to play game Of billiards"
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Jno. p. COOK, JAS. J. LIsDLEY, wN. r. CLARK.
COOK, LsNDLEY 4 CLARK,
A TTORNEYS AND NDCOUNSELORS AT LAW,
"A Davenport, Iowa. Office, in the I'd story Of
Cook d Ssrgents Bank. viii give prompt attea-
ton ~ legal business entrusted 10 their care
They also give particular attention to Investment
OF Monies in purchase Of Mortgages, Deeds Of
Trust &c mario II.
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@. GOODWIN. J. b. MILLEB. Ut. TREGO.
GOODWIN, MILLER Il CO.,
CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
II No. ., City BUILDINGS, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
not Il diff
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Troops for Charleston.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA steamer has arrived
from Norfolk with two companies Of 40 men
who will co on to Charleston by the special
train tonight.
Two companies of 100 men left Charleston
to day for Wheeling, TO guard the Ohio line.
The Virginia cadets and 100 volunteers. in
all over 200 men, went up in a speciai train
this Z. NJ. These reinforcements will make
the force at Charleston over / 900 men, they
are quartered in the court house and church.
es, every car that passes through ia searched
for armed men at all the stopping places in
Virginia.
What new information has been received,
has not transpired there, seems, however to be
the determination to keep up the panic The
military movements it is said, grew out Of a
confident belief that an attack will De made to-
night
1t is said that Gov Wise and Mr. Hunter
profess to have received information that an
attack vii! be made tonight Companies fFAsn
all parts Of the states, have rendered their SER
vices to the government. also four companies
from Georgia and one from North tarolina.-
The service OF the latter have been declined
The citizens Of Rockingham county have
rendered 900 mounted men to proceed to any
point the government may require them.
The Richmond Dispatch urges the people of
Virginia to stay away from the execution. 1t
Gays that visitors from other states. if they are
permitted to be present, all will be assigned
permission where they can do no mischief.
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CHAs. e. PUTNAM. J.B. LHAKE.
PUTNAM X LEAKE
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORSA AT LAW,
n and No,aries Public. Ofhce,r No. rs Main
street, Davenport, Iowa. msy7dtf
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DIR. Benz. w. Thompson and Adam
Ruling. of Muscatine, have been released from
the Rock leland jail on bail. District Attorney
Hawley resisted the application for release
on the ground that murder ie not bailable of.
fense, after indictment by grand jury, such
an indictment being conclusive until tried, T. e
prisoner is in custody for no minor offense such
as maDslaughter. but for a capital otfense.
"where the proof is evident and the pre-
sumption great" which 10 not bailable by the
Bill of Rights.
The case was argued for the prisoners by
Messrs. Richnan, OConnsr and Judge Wilkin.
son, with great ability Tn sy contended that
an indictment of a person for murder, by q
grand jury, is not conclusive evidence that
"the proof is evident and the presumption
great Of his guilt. That since grand jures
frequently indict for murder where the oifense
is only manslaughter, it would work great in
justice to persons accused Of murder, TO refuse
them bail because an indictment for that crime
has been found against them. That when a
writ Of Habeas Corpus is sued out by persons
indicted for murder, it is the right and duty of
the judge to hear evidence as to whether "the
proof is evident and the presumption great of
their guilt, and if it is not to admit them to
bail.
These views prevailed with Judge Drury.-
ter hearing the evidence Of several witness
ss tending to prove the innocence of the ac-
cused parties, he admitted each to bail in the
sum Of three thousand dollars, which was at
once given, after which they went their way.
rejoicing at their liberation. $50 says tie argus.
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japanese COmmissiOners-M Mexico.

New YonK, Nov. 2s.-A report believed to
be founded on good authority, prevailed at As.
pinwall to the effect that the japanese Com
missoners would fuave- Jed1o on tho cad of
February, for the United States ga the Sand.
wich Islands, San Franciso and Panama, and
that the U. S. frigate Roanoke, now at Asrin>
wall, was to be fitted up Tor their reception ard
would convey them to this port.
The New York Times publishes a dispatch
from Mexico oia Panama. which says the Con-
servaiives, led by Gen. Gardo, and the Liber-
ais by Gen Coronado, met at Lepec, Mexico,
about the Sth inst. the Conservatives were
victorious, killing Gen. Coronado and 400 Of
his men. The loss of the Conservatives is not
known, but is supposed to be as great. The
Liberals fled to Mazatlan. Gen. Coronado had
imprisoned her British Majesty's Consul at
Mazatlan on account of his refusing to pay a
second duty on the treasure shipped on her
British Majesty's steamship CALYPSO Capt.
Sidney Greenfel Of her British Majesty's steam
ship Amethyst released him and blockaded the
port, seizing two of their chips loaded with cot.
ton. Capt Stone returns to Sonora with an
escort Of 200 L. s. troops and 400 civilians.
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JOHN e.. BILLS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"a and Notary Public.
OYFicg-Davenport's Block, Davenport, Iowa.
nav29
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John n CRAW FORD,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public
OrFrcE-Nickoll's Block, up stairs. jan2C
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I. ~. l.LITEAU.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
N and Commissioners Oihce-No. Daven-
port's Block. Entrance on Main street.
iulvll dkwlv
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CARDS.


TTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES
N public. Office, No. ], Cup stairs,) over
Smiths Variety Store, corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. move
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j. q. PARKER. N. h.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i with Messrs Roger 4 Bowers, No, IS, Brady
street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt at
tention nova
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CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
! Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS h SoNs, Proprictors.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Offico for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquokcta, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug21-1y
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UNION HOUSE,

TRONT STREET, BETWEEN BRADY AND
II Main. ID. G. SANFORD, Proprietor. Good ac-
comodatons. clean beds, and good fare. Beard
and lodging by week $3.50. Good stabling for
teams. Oct22-d6m
COMPETITION 10 the SPICE OF Tas A DE
H>O CONFORM TO THE TINES, THE SCOTT
i House has reduced the price Of transient to
one dollar per day. and permanent boarders are
now taken at three dollars per week and upwards.
1t is our determnatiod that this shall be the best
dollar house in the State. j. j. HUMPHREY.
augl5
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MO. WEST SECOND STREET, & LIE CLAIRE
IN Row, Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumery,
Mineral Teeth Gold Foil, &C., &c. march9
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CORBgN T. DOW,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
II and Notxries Public.
OFFIcE-At Macklot b Corbin's Exchange Of
fee. Davenport, Iowa. oclatf
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wA. HALL.

n n cos.DoS wN. HALL.
CONG DON 4 HALL,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS Al LAW, /,
n and Notaries Pubic. Office, North west
corner of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs--
entrance on Brady street july 26- -dH
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RUNTlS nOUNl


H,ORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREET
Davenport, Iowa. mch22d
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FRANK PLuMER. GEO n. VAN HosBN.
Pl.UMER VAN HOSEN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
n and Notaries Public. Alss agents for tho
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, $4,000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, $50o,040.
Office in f.eClairo Block, Davenport. SEPT
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lR. 4. II. MORLEY
TAYLOR 4 RaIlORD.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. OFFICE AND
i l. Residence, 50 Brady Street, in tho house
formerly occupied by Dr. Gibson. oct. IA diff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

they must have reached their destination by the
time at which should have been prepared 10 send
them 10 the front again. Under such circumstances
il was necessary TO make retreat aud 1t was my
aim to keep the corps which were still ready for
action intact in order that they might protect the
others.
Accordingly, at five in the morning, the gallant
regiment Grand Duke of Hesse once more stormed
Ponte di Magenta, in order TO facilitate the retro
grade movement. 1t was the last effort OF brave
regiment (says Lieut.. General Prince Schwartzen
berg in his report, which on the preceding DAY
had had twenty five officers wounded, and one stSr
officer and nine captains killed, without once nesr
tating to attack, or without displaying lresoiuuon
when repulsed.
The enemy having been driven back 70 magenta
an orderly retreat was made peneVe osi, eonu
IDENTITY conclude that the enemy, IN spite Oh ms SUI
perority, paid high price Tor me possession OF
Magenta. and that he will do your Majestys army
the ns,ice 10 acknowledge that il did not yield to
brave and numerically superior force until after an
heroic contest.
I am not able to give any nearer details concern.
ing the action, as, under the circumstances, timely
returns from the different troops could not be OBJ
tanned | believe am near the truth in saying
that we had between 1000 and 5000 killed and
wounded, and that the enemy certainly had half as
many more. Lieutenant General Baron Reischach
was shot through the hip, and Generals Lebzeltern
and Durfeld through the arm. viii not neglect TO
forward to your Majesty more detailed account
as soon as the separate reports have come in, and
TO mention the names of those who particularly dis
tnguished themselves.
GYULAI, Feldzeugueister
HEADQUARTERS, BELGIoJoSo, June 6, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
NOTES OF THE WAR


The Paris Moniteur published the following adj.
dress from the municipality Of Mlareato the Elnpe-
ror:-
SIRE-The Communal Council OF the city Of Milan has
held this very day aoronary sitting at which
has deciced by occ!amaton that the municipal body should
present TO lib Mseety the Emperor Napoeoa iI al adj
cress expressing the grau'e tie country his
generous assistance towards the great work of italy de-
lverane Sne, the municipal body regards itself
hoLored by so high commission, but knows DO yer
iese Torcs ere 10 discharge it. Ia Speech the nagaani
nous eesiimens Of which admired 10y ALL but 10
when The Italians listened with eions 10y and knew
how to interpret as splendid argury your Majesty said
thai you reIed on the judgment OF posterty.
SIRE, the Judgment the haiowed motives Of the war
unoetogth py your Majesty, 10 concert with the King
Victor Eninanue IL, henociorth pronounced By the
snanoue opinion OF civilized Europe, and tue Of
hon'ebeho Palcsho and Magenta belong to history
already. But ~ on the day OF battle tac greatness Of
your 1eJ.st. plans, hardly squaed by the hcrosn of
Your soloe!S maker us sure OF Glory onlg de-
pore bitterly the day alter the loss OF 30 many brave
names o. The Generals Bouret Cer Espnassc and OF so
many hcroeeI ematurey fallen, figure already ia the
sanctuary OF our martyrs, Bnd will remain engraved In
TIE hearth OF Italians imper.shsble monument
sre, our gratitude to your Majesty, and 10 the great
he.oh Las been your mission TO render yet greater
VIII DC manifested more enerfetlcey by Itsy when she
s tet iree but we are proud meanwhile in being the
h'st to express il, az have been tue ars 90 be 30
hyereo IRON tne ocous weigh: of Austrian tyranby.
Permit Is sire, 10 5aiu.c your Majesty with this cry n
cu7 reople-'LoDg live Napoleen III Long tive France
hiiab, jube 1859 Alberto de Herrn Nass,uiliano de-
sera MsIeRia frencsEco. Ubold oe Cape Fabio goret
Ach!e ko, sicr, cetae G.uIni, NessanJro rorro Go
v,nbi d'A1o -
The Emperor of Austria issued on the 9Th instant
the following order Of the day
Toe army iecoec,ug ts an seu. reputation 900 sea IN
uc pa"e io's" "sgc1ia essiss asoperor Iorco what
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
THE BATTLE OF MALEGNANO.

Private letters have been received from Milan 10 the
eih inst respcctisg thu battle of Malegnano:--
On the arrival of an Austrian division from Paya tho
teht began, at midday. TIE enemy was strongly en-
uenched IN the cemetery and in farm house. Our
(Frtnch) troops under General Ladmirault attacked
these POSITIONS Our lett wing took the chateau aud
fell upon the village The Austrans being outd anled,
withdrew, and barricaded themselves in the private
houses The Zouaves sustained murderous hand hand
conlc', and drove out the eoemy Tho right wing Of
the battle Colonel Pauze iyo was Killed and 500 Zouayes
were put hers d. combat
Tbe Ausr,aps, VINO we're 10000 strong suffered loss
OK 5uc Killed and wounded and 1900 priso0ers. Tho
battle lasted zine hours At eleven p. VI battalion o(
Hupgarsns and Croats Intending to surprise the village,
was BurrouDGed and defeated.
The following has been posted at tho Paris Bourse
TIE MAJOR GENERAL TO HIS BxcgLLEscY THE MINIS
TER OF WAR AT PAisIs.
MILAN Juno 0, 1859.
after the victory Of Magenta the Ausrians hastily evacv
aed Milan, leaving in the citadel forty bronze guns
abundance OF stores and ammunition, aud they re-
treated on Lodi and Pawn. On the sth the Em-
peror gave orders to Marshal paraguay d'Hilers
10 occupy the position Of Malcgnaro iMarigaano),
whence We could menace at once the tso lines by
w sn had sne was rsesE but the
cover their retreat had avaed themselves Of the
small part Of the Notifications OF that town that remain
standing and had strongly enrenched themsel there
haithal Paraguay dHers, who arrived At four O'Clock
before the position had Immediately attacked Ia front
by the divisions OF Generals Bazaine ana Laamiraut
whst the division OF General Forcy ordered to turn
IT, The fighting three hours. The cucny opposed
the most energetic resistance 10 tne chorus OF our sonerB
At lat driven from every cncnchment aud from house
to house. the point OF the bsyonet, the Austans re-
tired about seven O'Clock leaving the ound epcumbeeed
with COZ pses leaving hands gun and about
thousand prisoners. so great success could NO, be
but dearly purchased We have so officers aad 500
loTs de combat We learn this instant that hs Anstsns
have evacuated Pava and Iod aud crossed the Adda de-
stroy ing the bridges behind them.
AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT.
yrgSN, June 10, 1859.
The Aatyjas Cs7sYon5os or ihis evening contains thu
foos,pg
Tho Aassians Al ,Ae ba.s Of MSesnauo yielded oaiy