Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-24

At Magenta the combat was terrible. The
enemy defended the village most ohstinatelv -
5oth sides felt thatit was she key Of the posi-
tion Our troops took ithmss by house, caus.
ing immense lose 10 the Austrians More than
10000 were put hOrs de combat, and General
McMahon took about 5000 prisoners, including
one whole regiment, the I'd Chsssuers a pisd,
commanded by Colonel Hauser. But the Gen,
erals corps suffered considerably 500 men
were either killed or wounded 10 the attack
on the village Gen Espinasse and his officer
dordOHRaRee, Lieut.. Fordefond, where both
killed. While leading on their men, Col. Drou-
hot, Of the Goth Of the Line, and Col. Chabriene,
Of the %, fell mortally wounded
On the other side, VinOy's and Renaults Di-
visions were doing prodigies Of valor, under the
orders of Marshal Canrobert and General Mel
Vinoy's Division which had left Novara in the
morning, had scarcely reached Trerate, where
II purposed TO bivOuac, when Il was sent for by
the Emperor. II advanced at quick step as far
as the bridge of Magenta, driving the enemy
from the positions they occupied, taking above
l,OOO prisonersj but engaged with superior
forces il suffered heavy loss--II officers were
killed and 80 wounded; $50 non commissioned
officers and men were placed hors du combat
The Sth Of the Lane suffered most. Colonel
Delort fell at the head of bis men, and all the
officers were wounded, General Martimprey
received bullet behind while leading on his
brigade.
Marshal Canrobert's troops also suffered con.
siderably. Col dc Senneville, che Chief of his
Staff was killed at his side; Col Oharlier of tho
goth fell mortally wounded by five bullets, and
many officers Of Rehauh's division were placed
hors dH combat while the village and bridge of
Magenta were taken and retaken seven times.
HtualI,f h.,If a o. a. -. n Z
army remained masters Of the field OF battle, and
the enemy withdrew, leaving in our hands four
guns, one ofwhich was taken by the @ Grenadiers
OF the Guards, two flags, and 1000 prisoners
The number Of Austrians placed kOrs dtt combat
may be estimated at ~, 600 $4,000 muskets.
and $4,000 saes (knapsaeksl) were found on the
battle field
The Austrian corps which fought against Us
are those of Olam-Galas, Zobel, Schwartzep-
berg. and Lichstenstein. Field Marshal Gyuai
commanded in person
Thus, five days after their departure from
Alessandria, the allied army had given three
eombats, gained battle, cleared Piedmont of
the Austrans, and opened the gates of Milan
Since the combat Of Montebeo the Austrian
army has lost $4,000 men In killed and woun-
ded, 10000 prisoners, and II guns
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A PORTION or NEEDLE TRAVELS THROUGH
A LADYs ARM.-Some seven or eight months
ago the wife of prominent citizen Of our city
broke of a portion Of a cambria needle in the
index finger of her left hand, which she was
unableto extract. No pain being caused by il,
the circumstance was soon forgotten A few
days ago feeling pain in her shonder, she had
1t examined, when sharp point was found pro-
truding from the skin Ga its being extracted,
it was found to bo the identical piecs of needle
that was lost in her finger eight months beforol
II had, during that time, Couised the whole
length of the ady's arm without causing any
pain OF Inconvenience Gin. Gaz