The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-29
News from Europe.


telegraph from Napoleon to the Empress
NovARA. June 4th, IL 80 P. NJ.
A great victory hns been won at the bridge
of Magenta, 5000 prisoners hare been Ia
ken, II 600 0: the enemy are killed or woun !.
ded. The details will be dispatched BY tel.
egraph.
The above was published in Paris on
Sunday tie 5th, and on the eve Of that day
the cannon Of the Hotel des Invali1cs an
nounced the victory. On Tie following day,
Monday, the Moniteur published lie follow
ing dispatches from the Emperor to the En-
press
MAGENTA, June 5ih.
Yesterday our army was under orders %
march on Milan, across the bridges thrown
across the Ticino at 1urbigo. The opera
ton was well executed, although the enc
my, who had re-passed the liciHo in greo,
force, offered most determined resistance
the roadway was narrow, and during two
hours The Imperial Guard sustained uusup-
ported the shock Of the enemy. Ii The
meantime, General Mcmahon made hmself
master Of Magenta, after several sanguinary
conflicts. We repused the enemy at eve
ry point, with loss On our side Of 1000
men. The loss or the enemv is estimated
at 1900 killed and wounded and, 5000
Austrian prisoners remain in our hands.
MAGENTA. June 4, 4. M.
The Austrians taken prisoners are at least
1850. aud the Austrisns placed. " hors du
combat" are 10000. Three pieces of can
non and two flags uers captured iron the
enemy. To day our lossis sbo4t 5000
killed and wounded. and one cannon taken
BY the enemy.
The following dispatch, also from the Kin
. 'ror 10 the Empress, was received On the
9th and bulietined in the Bourse
HfAD-QvA aTERs, Monday, June s. AM
Milan il iusurgcnt The Auslrians have
evacsated the town and castle. leaving Ii
their precipitation the cannon aud treasure
Of the army behind them. We are encun.l
bcred With prisoners, ani have taken IL.
yp0 Austrian muskeis.
A Dispatch. dated Paris. N nday night.
-ays The municirality OF Milan has pro-
clsimed for kiug Victor Emanuel, aud pre-
scnted an address 70 him il the presence 81
the Emperor. Tomorrow the King viii
make his entry into Milan.
AvsrRMs Accousrs. The lowing are
Austrian accounts by way Of Vienna. The
Information is meagre and unsatisfactory -
The Official Aosirian correspondence OF
sunday, the 9th contained The following au-
thentc communication. The details and
-esuis Of The battle Of Magenta are stll.i
expected. The Austrian army had been
transferred during fhe night from It Alb 10
the 9TH instant, 10 Affiliate Grassa. The
same news states III the camba. was unde-
clded. snd that further fight was expected
on The next dav.
VIENNA, June 6lh, HAM
a desperate conflict took place on Salur-
lay between the frs, and third corps Of
Count Clail's and Prince Lichtenstein's
corps de armee and the enemy, who had pas
sed the 'rIcino in very considerable force,
The result Of the combat was continued on
sunday, the 9Th. Our troops threw them
selves upon the cnemy's ranks with ardor.
and showed q vigor and perseverance wor-
hy OF the most glorious feats Of the arms OF
The Imperial army. Milan j. perfectly tran
luiI. The headquarters yesterday were
till at Abbiate Gsassa.
An Austrian telegram from veron gives
similar view, but adds that the authorities
ind weak garrison Of Milan. with The cx-
repiion Of the castle garrison, have with
irawn a. the command Of Count Gyuali.
The town is quiet.
The following message from Vienna had
been published by the Frankfort papers,
without any guarantee 70 its authenticity
vienna, june, 9.
Through the opportuns arrival Of the ,
;orps d'armec Of Field Marshal Claingallas
,n the battlefield, the Austrians were VIC 4
orious after a hot fight, and the French
we're thrown back over the Ticino. 4
rHE LArKsr-I.oSDos, "Wednesday, June 8 I
The Times this morning published a sum {
nary Of the official news received az Vienna Il