Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

The latest news by the Europa, reporting
the Austrians IN retreat across the Ticino, Is
fully confirmed.
The French era~sed the Tieino at Buflalora
and rurbign. There was considerable fight
log at both places.
On the iih a great battle took place at
Magenta. IL miles from Milan. Napolcon's
dispatches claim decisive victory. and
Paris was Illuminated. lie saws they took
seven thousand Austrians prisoners, and
placsl twelve thousand more Lors ia combat
is>idss capturing thE,s cannon aid two
.,aniaris The French l,ss stated by the
EmPsrur at thrce thousand men The Aus
TRANS tenk ore cannon.
The frenrh t.en raj ESpinas>e was killel.
and Marshal Cahrphsrt was mortally wound
ed
ca. MeMah1a VS. made a Marshal of
France anl Dukc Of Magenta.
''en. saraguay D'iiilliers had been super
s-,icd in bic Command by Gen Forsy.
Milan sas in>argeni. and had declared in
Lyor Of the King Of sardinia.
The Austrians had retired from Milan ,bu;
tn Freheh had Mt raa chef IT,
Runners prs,alaH; ia Paris represent the
French IS at Magenta from nine u tR cye
thousand men.
The forces engaged in this last hattie are
reported Austrians enc hundred AMI fifty
thousand to one hundred and ei-hty thousand
and French a hundred thousand T. one humid
rcd and thirty.
The Austrian accounts speak Of a series Of
battles With various success On ha;h sides.
hut still undecided up 10 the night Of the
9Th. with great losses On both sides.
The Austrians admit they had four
Generals and FIVE staff officers wounded.
IL vi, reported that General Hess COM
minded the Austrians. and also that the
Emperor Napoleon partially commanded the
French.
The latest runner leiractei from the alles-
cd French victory. 1t WIS believed that
proposals for peace would be made if the
French entered Milan.
SECOND DISPATCH.
orraEc. jane II. The Anglo Saxon has
arrived at this port The following is her
f.lI dispatch.
The Battle OF Magenta.
Another great battle was fought on the
4th
The f5.l5wins i the fr>t announcement bv
telegraph from Napoleon l. the Empress
NAvask, june !, II "a \ great vietore
has been Won AZ the bridge ii Magenta. 5000
prisoners taken. ll.n0o Of tn enemy Killed
or wounded. TIE details vii be dispatched
IL telegraph.
The ahafe was published il Paris IN san
cay. tie ita. au al the evening OF that day,
cannon Al the lilt.l de- Inyalides announced
the yictarv, and tie city was brilliantly
illuminated.
Tn the following lay, Monday. tie Moni-
;eur Published the following dispatches from
the Emperor 70 tie Enrr-.
MAeENTs, June ;. Yesterday ctr army
was under orders - mar On Milan. across
bridges thrown over the ficino at furbig1
The operation was well executed, although
the enemy. who had repassei Ticino in great
force. offered mast determined resistance.
The roadway Wa narrow, and during two
hours the Imperial Guard sustained, I'M
supported, the shock Of the enemy In the
meantime. McMah1n made himself master
OF Magenta, after sancuinary conflict
W repalsad the eieny al every point. with
4 loss On our side # about 1000 men. The
loss Of the enemy Is estimated at li.000
killed and wounded, aud 5000 Aastrians
prisoners remained in our hands.
JUsE j-Eycning The Aastriaus tax N
prisoners are at least 700. Austrians placed
h0rs dt e5bibai ~ 100. three pieces Of cannon
and two flags captured from the euemv.-
To-day our army rest, for the purpose ot
recognizing itself Our loss is about 5000
killed and wounded, and one cannon taken
by the enemy.
The following dispatch, also from the
Emperor 10 the Empress. was received on
the 9th, and buletined at the Bourse
headquarters. Monday, y. NJ. Milan
is insurgent. The Austrians have evacuated
the town and castle, leaving. in their precip-
tation. tie cannon and treasures Of their
army behind them.
We are encountered with prisoners. and
have taken 1900 Austrian muskets."
\ dispatch dated Paris. Monday night, to
the London Post says The municipality
of Milan have proclaimed for King Victor
Emmanuel. and presented an address to him.
in the presence Of the Emperor. Tomorrow
the King will make his entry into Milan.
Austrian Accounts.
By way Of Vienna information is meagre
and unsatisfactory The official Austrian
Correspondents of Sunday, 9Th, contained
the following Authentic communication
of details and the result of the battle of
Magenta are still expected from the Austrian
headquarters. The Austrian army had been
transferred during the night (fron the Ith
to the 5th) to Abbiate Grasso.
The same news states that the comh..t was
undecided, and that further fighting was
expected.
The next day the following official bulletin
was issued
vienna, Monday, June ell 80 \. NJ
a desperate combat took place on SATURDAY,
between the LIST and Sd, Court CLAIMS and
Prince Litchtenstein's corps d'armee. and
the enemy who had passed Tieino in very
considerable force. The result of the contest
was undecided: the combat was continued
on Sunday. Our troops threw themselves
upon the enemy's ranks with ardor, and
showed valor and perseverance, worthy of
the most glorious feat Of arms Of the Imperial
Army.
Milan is perfectly tranquil.
The head quarters yesterday were still a;
Abbiate Grasso.
An Austrian dispatch from Verona Civ :
similar view. but adds that the autho. tiles
and weak garrison of Milan, with the ex-
ception of the Castle garrison, have withdrawn
at the command Of Gyulai. The town is
quiet.
The following message from Vienna had
been published by the Frankfort papers.
without any guaranty as to the authenticity