The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS

AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS
DESPATCH RECEIVED FROM LIEUTENANT GENERAL
COUNT Won GRUNNE, FIRST ADJUTANr GENERAL OF
nIs MAJESTY AND OF THE ARMY.
VERONA June e-10:s0P H.
The battle fought the neghborhood Of Magenta on the
4th instant was exceedingly fierce and bloody and lasted
until duck The attack Of the enemy which as rasde in
ths forenoon at Turbgo and BuAlora was at rs. direct
ed against two bgades Of the First army corps under
Lieutenant General Count Clam Tho brigades la question
were subsequently reinforced by three brgedes Of the
OF the Seventh Baron Zobels army CORPS In mo aec
noen the Third prince Schwsrscnbsrgs) army corps
came ipso action, and the bridge at Buaora end the
vfsee OF Magenta were sometimes In the enemy hands
and sometimes in ours.
In the morning Of the 5th len wing was again en-
gsged In the neiFhborhood Of Magenta but detailed ro
ports on the subject are still wanting
The enemy made no further progress, and our army
took flank position between Abbia Grssso ana Bnasco
he issue Of TIE battle ,ohch going On being doubi
Cnm Gyn'as gsse orders that Milan ssod be compssely
Won Benedeks, army corps which were at
diftsnce ficn The fed OF battle were no. engaged
nm hn, ess are IN our hands Tho loss
ject still venting According to the preiim nary TO-
por.s Lieutenant General Baron Rescba,h aud Major &c
nerat Won Burbna, Won Dufeid and Won Lebzeeru arc
vounded are Colonel Hubatschek Lieutenant Colonel
Stromeid and MAJOR Merk Of the regiment H tnaun:'
ment King Of the Begans,' and Major uoraus Of the
reaimept "Count wimpfen." Major Kronfel5, OF the
Colonel Imbtseni,sch and Major Haas o: The I'd B.aa
border regiment, are missing.
same tirno with TINS, detailed written
gence will be despatched AS the are broken be.
tween Milan, fava and Verona it will not FOR the mo.
ment De possible to receive authentic teegraphic reports
oia me scene OF acton. When does arrive will
De Immediately ard conclentously communicated to the
public
GENERAL GYuLAIs REPORT.
General Gyulas report Of the battle OF MsGenta lated
heeqssiefs, egeoso, 9th Of june has besa published
The Ausirisna have lost in killed and wounded from
1000 TO 5000 men.
Nal Of fboo .,r.
Every line OF thorepor proves the heroic wer OF the
Aussisns to withstand the attacks Of the enemy
NAPOLEON ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
The following account from the London correspondent
OF the Times who was eye wi.nesa Of the battle
Deceived by the large concentration of French forces ON
the right bank Of the Po the Austrans took tie large
Iar' OF their orcee in that direction When they wsro
known to have talon the bait, the allied armies all Of
sneden moved from their right at Casteggo and
Voshera TO their left at Verce passed the Sesa
The wa 20 ana 70 tee rcno
were aware Of 1t tho Alice had out1anked them. They
haaony JUS time 70 draw out of the net watch was
spread for them by retiring precpitately FROM Eortara
ora now they try to bring up their troops all haste
from the Pc to meet the allies on the ficino.
seems they were too late for TuIbgo and had to be
spsaea TO throw out body OF few Thousand "a from
an against the advance Of the Allies Taey were almost
Destroyed
The French Graaaders and Zouaves OF the Guard which
1ere most advanced In that direction attacked tho posi-
On o. sasora which was strongly occupied By the
spite OF this numerical superiority ths four regiments
amounting to nos more than 5000 1000 men, stormed
The position after hard lighting aud Just the
Sardniaps csme up. General Mento, their commander,
s ssd TO have done wonders and General Claire former
y Colonel of The Znusves in the Cri nea, was ed The
hghng continued TIL late ut night.
TuRBlGo, Jane 5-,ll AN
the sanf g Suas ora vas the most brilliant which has
ntbefto tsIaa place; might be csod the battle But
iaoia me continuation was 10 aiask the place, which
so great saor 9Th not only in font but the
'ett Hsnk from rbigo. Some delay ocs,xred in the
movement os THE column and the result was that when
tue Grer aneTs ana Zousvs OF th, Guardin four reg
meItsateseged they found hoseyes attack ag an ar
my in pastcn rcpg by nspse aud rendered more 50
by hedwofks. Nothing dsunted by this they attacked
They wore no vever 70 oyersas,ched n nurnbe,a thai
the ensy, ~his Tepeing tneettack aolo TO assume
Ia oneas7e o. ha SIDE, aud take Of the red
guns
snd ID "a evident that toe sscaon sss becoming imm
peos7 critical wren the COLUMN which hat p,ssed the.
u21s bridge at rurniso Esaened foed his assistance
the pssian driven back and inst on toe moroiaa
Of ;be san the road to Mnas, opea
TIE Paris correspondent of the Ieedon Tines says:-
The great bonors conferred General MoMsaan nc,xy
AaIsbai Of Fsnce aud Duke OF Magenta prove no arest
were the servcee he must have rendered. aud ho terri
PIE the danger FROM which he rescued the Imper csard
be true tnat tia Emperor acnAy in tue aijst OF
inc Guard when almost hcmned In by the Aur.us tho
force OF the words attributed TO the Enpresa ina NEW
and deeply felt
Tue iolo-rg part!culsra of tho battle OF Magenta are
sx"aotsd from leser IN the conaIufiaasd Of Jane
~, wftten IRON Noyara, on June s, by NJ, Ernest
Dreoe .
Yeetef Jay as the 6rs bAtalons Of the Yolgenrs OF the
Guard alter conquesng in first engagement. ~ rurbiao.
were pnrsung tnar nsrch towards M.aa, appears that
4'coo Austiens, nasscd in columns suddenly coaa.er.
marcfed and confident in their Numbers, ni 7aaoed
against orr !saang columns hoping 10 tura thea ADJ
check the concentration OF army upoa MiRn. Bat
hey had not saken nto their annodut the division OF the
GfcnaS,eTa ard Chissenrs Of he Quad, commlaisi by
Central Bicine,. THIS dvir.ua rapidly got TO
getner between BaisorA aad Mlysa.i, MT far
| tncy very tofn allowed a trout to the en-.
| smy Towards room tho Austy!,as, after hssi.
| t.,og FOR soma tme, decided 10 a!t,ck Tho
| zoraves AMI Grenad'ers united dil aot mako ~
then 10 coo reu but without budgiog foot they
held their agnhai the va3ly energetic Efforts of ia,
Apstrans. ieiter IL, o,.,ss