New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
VICTORY ATMAGENTA IN FRANCE.


VICTORY At MAGENTA IN FRANCE.
C5fre.py13s-es Of The London News
PARIs. Monday Evening.
Twerty-cne guns were fired At the lGyades At snn-
set last night "a honor % the victory Of Magenta HE
pasc. at lie Tulef.es the public Office the shops ot
the En,Ierors trade,TeD and f." private houses,
were Illuminated. The Impress and The Prlnce''
ClotliIoe passed along q Rue Rvoh aud the Boais-
wand, IN open ct-r ~ -ry la hour IN the
evening auI ~oIc ffee.cns,s ,....rd.
Tie Pq,rie speaks of a dispatch, received today,
which sta.e- that he advanced posts were tins morn
eg thin an Icnr snarch of Mian. II ALSO says thar
tie corIs d. oyufs principally engaged at Magenta
were hue # Gen MeMahou aud Marshal Canrooeri.
Gen. McMahun is universally sp ken II m military
circles the best general IN the trtch service ana
1t Was fully expected that he would lose no oPPoi'u
Iity 81 Distinguishing lims'lf.
lie NonIfstr d. IArmse says that in the midst oi
long Dispatch H. CIPHER, sent 10 Pari- fon headqua
tiers, there appear the iuuV@ing words In ordinary
Marshal Canrobert, Gen Mcmahon, and Gen.
Reginald de SAINT Jeau dAsgcly have covered them
selves with glory
News hns been received that Prince Napoeons
c0rys d0yufi the JthI has taken mp position ia the
I Apruiiues. ModeIG is occupied by large Austrian
Inc MARQUIS AutoniLi the Neapolitan Envoy had
an audience of the Empires to-day. iundeistAud tta
tie statement that be Mas going tu EnEani haccn-
ri,e NJ Csi.ui H. commissioned to present letters Ol
/ oIeGeuce fiom Francis IL. 10 Queen Victoria.
y. 81 bear The following Interesting news wmsn
7
Vel. tuuIird II II said-dud hope, IN common WIN
tie Whole British nation aud the whole British army
that thu new, may be unirue-that MAr,hal Can
! r,hert i MORALLY wounded. Generals MCMAHON anl
Mel are wounded. Five marshal, or generals prob
Ably inc,usye Of the three above named are wounded
The battle e Magenta Ike that of MOuteoeAo, began
/ by surpri,e. 1nis indeed results from one a. the
/ " nHtur paragraphs. Marsha Raaguay d i lher- L.
r,ro,ed nom his commatd aud rep,4crd by General
I Furrv Marshal Nsi.lau' J. superseded by hniehal
RstGor Il. the ministry Of war i Ia be- couhied pro-
: ,i.ionaly 10 General Schram. TIE Austrian garfi.ou
AZ Milan n! the time Of the Instruction wa reduced %
! 3ttOMen.
The Italians in Paris are in toe highest spirits
! Those with whom ! have couyersed express them
.tyes thoroughly at fci about The d,riuterrsedness
Of tie French Emperor IN bis prc,eut ardupus under
! taking. They feel ne uneaslnes- about the stores
which impuic 10 him Infections 10 carve out thrones
,or Prince Nap0eon and Murat. have been told that
the oner before he ef Paris repeatedly assured re'-
| tral Italians m The most unnlstakGbe terms, that
nothing would induce him 10 canvass for OF to accept
The government Of any Italian State and that was
hs firm determination to I've n France aud reuan 5
A II icpm in honor Of the victory Of Magenta was
! celebrated 81 Notre Dame yesterday. The Empress
/ and al the authorities were present.
II was reported 10 faris yesterday that Marshal Can
rf.r. had diet Of hi, wounds Gen. lie CIerc was not
sy frrr fie Erperor when be met his death.
me Paris cafIrs;Vtdeu, Of Tn TINES Gays the En-
r+r,r Wa 10 The uidst q ne Imperial Quad during
/ lie -srd If two hour. made sgan.t the Austrian,
vIo s1pears were aware Of IS TACT Il is affirmed
that a.. AustIiars amounted q l~um, aui the
| French &c shout many. At magenta the French
artillery behaved with great bravery. They were
killed at tLci- gnas. The real loss " ,he Austrian
forces /. estiu1,ef at 3Uto Geo. anu the core
su.rdtIt If II Pms At Paris. writing Lax sight,
saws il az rumor Il thar bghtng going during
/ 10 dsy before Mil,r aud II the Austrian. fell bsek
/ without DISORDER. i. Va, considered probable they
would mske another s'-empt 10 save the capital %
/ Lon bsroy.
/ c.rr,.poldence Of The Lold,1 g's>
Tie reception Of The news r. the i-'ory Of Magenta
las proved fully. without need q the commentaries IF
the pnus, pAeIs the reason ~ orators that De-
not De war which l. Dot pop-'q-, bat that Il Is war
ir,sf which iBs 10 longer the power ~ awaken the
tsssiors by which al Le War is fsi aud - tWepus
4 corstsueIces overlooked. The enthusiasm which
should have been manifested. ard would have been
,1ue Year $50, vas sircul7ry dttcert. | g7e you
the IN preston produced by the behavior Of he
people the occasion of The last nights "ecb-..Un
II the victory. The ilumiua;Ons which were ordered
for the pubic budlICs Gl Dot eXeLd 10 pm a-e dwell
Igs and tie step. IL the promenaders 10 the CG-mps
Eytee were Lot arrested they passed by the Harue
or The Finance. Here the crowd j. generally c0ncc-ed
he better orders Of weieoncsird people. lac see
Indifference Observable all along the more ensnt-
cred poifioYs ot the Boulevard; excitement dd not
begin ti beyord the Kue MoutmGrtre. and gradually
itcrt a,ed toward the Bs-flr where the Influence o.
the rrgLboTLOoc # Nncrrues l. folly felt, aud here
q ceurse uery ardor D. Away cairei t. The hlkhr-t
,hssscurs vbo come 10 The Bauiere 10 drink. But TIE
citizens # PARIS the respectable, --rou-, fe-p0LsD.e
p,roE II Tie conn unity, remained not only unnoVed
hy tie tee Of victory ALI glory 70 Fretch arms, OAK
seemed indeed more sstdened AZ the thought OF the
dssty carnage ,har Joyous al the esT-bougEi triumph
l. Wa iupo-sb. LOT 70 remember the 1Ordr o. the
pet:
Mssssaa pane, Sparta Lon ae RIDE
and the Fictitious Joy seemed premature, and grated
L&sLy The nerves - tLOse whose sous and brothers
were among the combstaIts-p.rhaps among toe
slsB. TIE most hopeful frognO-i Gator ~ ne ai'-
preaching reign Of peace must nave been uIy sa'hsi
thai BIS theory l. yery ia rrom the truth hai De
been Present last night upon the Bgueyards OF Paris
The loss il exaggerated Gsraty on lie side OF me Aus
uiars 10 doubt but then L J. Of course greAi4y d.
mnlsle on hat Of the French AID tremoe at the
icea Il shat the truth may b..
A. 10 o'clock, perhaps by the advice Of trends, IN
order 10 give q little flip to Tie tagging e1gltai.on OF
The crowd the Empress drove down The Boulevard 10
the Bastle. Her Majesty was sttIred IN white, ~ltn
white bonnet and feathers vbeh shOne out prettiy as
the are from the Illuminated buildings iel on her
tguTe the canisge drove slowly. Her ladies' To-
loved in three carriages. which, all moving az pa,
seeIned more Ike az. enl procession than a demon
straiioD Of joy. AboGt the hight of the Rue de Richie
leu, the crowd, dense dressed upon the aides Ut