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BULLETINS.
TURIN. Saturday, June H. --Prisate letters have
been reet lived from Milan t. the 9th ins respeef.
ing The battle Of Msagaaae. On the arrival q
| &C Austrian diSi frem Payil the feht be-
gan al midday. The enemy was strongly fat.eaeb
ed in the cemetery and ia n farm aouse Oar
troops, under GsEeFsl Ladmiraait, attacked these
positions.
Oar left wing t,ok the ehateau and taeu fen
upon the village The Auslrians bsing outaanked
Withdrew and bsrrcaded themselves in The private
hous o.. The Z5uaVes sustained a muriersas hand
io-h nj conflict and drove ont the euemy The right
wing Of oar army, under General Forey was not re-
! CURED TO assist ia the battle Colonel PAulze-Tvoi
vas killed, and 500 z9uaVes put k0rs De cozn5aL
The Aastriaas, who we're $4,000 strong, suffered
loss Of l,500 killed AMI wound.d, and 1900
! prisoners.
The battle lasted nine hours ALL ?. NJ a bae
TALON Of iiungarians and CrOals intending to sur
prise The Villaga, were surrounded and defeated
FRENCH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
The following is dis patch from the Major Gene
raj to the Minister of War:
Milan June 9.-Aftar the victory OF Magenta
the Austrian made preeipiate 4 ght from Mi
Ian, leaving in the citadel Al brouzs cannon, a
great quantity Of ammunition. qnd provisions in
abundance, retreating towards Lodi and Pavia. Ga
the 9Th his majesty, the Emperor, gave orders {,
Marshal BlragEay d'HiIiers to occupy the position
Of Nalegnano ala ignaao,) whence we msnscod
al The same time ts0 Of the retrezting columns of
the enemy; but the Austr aus, who fully cempre-
hended all the importance of hold rry Ma'egaano TO
cover their retrea taking advantage Of the remains
OF the i0Ttlhcati0Us surrounding the tOan, had
strongly baTrieaded themselves therein
Markhal
fore the rlace at o'clock imm dattly gave orders
for the attack in front Of the division of Bszsne
aid Admiraui!, while a. tse same m3msBt the di-
vision Of Gen. Forey ordered to tarn the place
The battle lasted st least three hours.
The enemy opposed a NEST energetic resistance
to The Efforts Of our sold s. and we're dislodged by
the bayonet from entreI lmelt to entresehmeni,
and from house TO house, add only Withdrew at
I IN the evening, leaving the place covered with
dead, one Of their eaunoRs in pos sion, n I
about thousand prisOne This splendid result
however has been dearly purchased Gu. loss
amounting TO 80 officers and $50 men killed and
wounded.
We learn al this moment tina the Austrians have
evacuated PaVis and Lodi, and re-erossed the Ada
destroying the bridges
AUSTRIAN REPORTS.
VERONA. June l0.-The following is official =
''Ou the 9Th of ane Gen. Urban, at Canonica and
the SM corps darmse, at Ma'egnano, were engaged
in sanguinary fights. The enemy in greatly supe-
rior fJrce appears 70 be advancing from Milan. aud
the Austrian army has therefore passed the Al Ia
ia good order, and is nearing the re:nfJseemeuts in
reserve. The courage Of cur troops is unbTOken
and they ars longing for decisive battle .
VfE,'NA, Sunday evening, Juae l2.-Tne follow
ing ofiicisl news has been received: " Beader's
corps again attack ed at Maeguano, on the 9Th
SO between 200 and 800 men,"
VIENNA, Monday. The Austrian CoIrespo1ds7 e
of his I've ling contains the following: tThe Au
TRANS, at the battls Of Malignant yielded only 70
the decidedly superior free Of the my an re-
tired unpursued in perfect order"
NAPOLEON IN LoMBiRDY--Hs ADDRESS TO TUE
PEOPLE.
The following is the text Of the address Of the
French Emperor to the people Of Northern Taly:
''Italians-Ths fortune CT war having brought rs
into the capital of Lombardy, about to tell c
why Lam here. When Austria uDjusily attack
Piedmon', r, s)lEed TO support my ally, the XII g
of Sar iinis, the honor an Interest Of France NAL
lug il duty Tor 10 do Your enenies. who
are also MIN :, endsavOred 10 diminish the sympa-
thy which was felt 10 Europe for your cause by J
making i be believed Ihat | only made war from
personal ambilOo, or to sggraadize the territory OF
France II there are men who do not comprehend |
their epoch, | am not Of the numb.r . In the Gu
lightened state of public opinion there is gram
deur to be acquired by the moral influence which is
exercised than by fruit!ess conquess, AMI that /
moral influence seek with pride in contributing to
restore to freedom Of the finest parts Of Europe
Your reception has already proved TO me that you |
have understood me- | do not come here with the 1
system Of disPossessing the sovereign
nor TO impose my viii on you. My srmy will only |
occupy itself with two thiDg5-t0 combat your enc
mics and MAINTAIN internal order Il will not throw /
any obstacle 10 the way Of the Legitimate manifesto
tion Of your wishes. Providence sometimes favors |
nations as we'll as individuals by giving it sudden
opportunity fer greatness, but it is on condition
that it knows how 10 profit by IT, Profit, then, by |
the fortune which is offered t. you 10 obtain your
ind'p Id9nec. Org n re yourselVe mil tart y. Fly |
to the standard Of King Victor Emanuel, who has |
q ready so nObly shown you the path of honor Re- |
member that without discipline there can be no |
army Be to day only soldiers, and tomorrow you
will be the free citizens Of great country"
ADDRESS OF NAPOLEON To TIE ARMY.
Soldiers: month ago. coufding in the efforts
of diplomacy still hoped for the maintenance Of |
peace, when suddenly the invasion of P elmont by |
the Austrian troops called TO arms. We were not
ready. Men, horses, material aud supplies were I
wanting, and had in order to assist our allies,
pass in small divisions beyond the Alps before an
enemy formidable aud prepared beforehand.
The danger was great; the energy of the nsii1n /
and your courage supplied all; France has again !
found her old virtues and, united in enc feeling 4
aud for enc object she has shown the power of her
resources and the strength of her patriotism IL is
now only Ten Jay since operations COMMIT lCed, anu
the P.elmOnese territory has already been cleared
Of the invaders. The allied army has fOugat four |
combGts and gained decisive victory, which has /
opened 10 il the gates of the capital OF LlmbGrdy.
! on have put more thIn $1,000 Austrians AOTs De /
e5mJai, taken Il cannon, solOrs and coo prisOz-
ers but ell is not terminated; you viii have more
struggles to support and Obst lcles TO oVerc me- |
r " on you. CJurage, then brave soldiers Of the /
Army of Italy! Your fOrefither5 from above con-
N Ilate you with pride.
the WOUNDED AT THE BATTLE or MAGENTA-TER-
BIBLE SCENES.
The correspondent of the Lon Ion Tins furnishes
stirring account Of h battle of MagentI lie thus
refers TO the sufern IS Of the wounded and the dy
ing after the ba.te
''You never such frightful scene of
mage as on all this ground, which the AustTisns /
defended inch by inch, but had to leave at last
1t il like the rema Of great rag fair; shakOes
knapsacks nuskets Shoes cloaks, TUNES, line all
s a ned with blood, and speaking of the obstinate
resistance even now, when the greater pa Of the /
wounded have been removed and the dead mostly I
b ITied.
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