The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-23
Further Details Of the Battle.
ACCOUNTS BOTH SIDES.

/ QUEBEC, June l9.
The Anglo-Snxon having arrived, the pa
pers received furnish some details OF the bat
tie Of Magenta.
1t appears that on the 4th inst, the French
were under orders to cross the Ticino at
Turbigo. The Emperor, in his Official bull
letin, says this order was we'll executed, al
though the enemy, in great force, offered q
determined resistance. The roadway was
narrow, and during two hours the Imperial
Guard sustained unsupported the shock of
the enemy. Meantime, Gen. Mcmahon made
himself master Of Magenta, and after the
the most sanguinary conflicts, the enemy was
rcpulsed at every point. 1t it said that the
Austrians, in the precipitation Of their evac-
uation Of Milan, left their cannon and trea-
| sure behind.
The Emperor says they have captured H.
| 600 Austrian muskets.
The municipality Of Milan presented an
address to Victor Emmanuel, in the presence
of the Emperor. The King was to enter Milan
| on the 7th.
The Austrian official bulletin says the con-
| fiict was desperate between the Let and Sd
army corps, and the enemy was in consider
able force. TIE contest was undecided, and
continued on Sunday. Our troops threw
severance, worthy the most glorious feats of
the Imperial arms.
A Vienna dispatch unauthenticated 10 the
Frankfort papers, says that through the OPP
perfume arrival Of Count Clair Galas' corps,
the Austrians were'victorious after hot fight
and the French were thrown back over the
Ticno.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, June 8.-The Times publishes
this morning summary of the official news
received At Vienna up to midnight Of Mon
day. 1t is as follows:
There was fierce battle at Jurbigo and
Buialora on the 4th. At first, only two
| brigades of the first corps were engaged, but
were subsequently reinforced, and in the af-
ternoon of the same day the Sd Austrian
corps took part in the action. There was
very hard fighting at Buffalora, sometimes to
the advantage Of the French and sometimes
to that Of the Austrians. The battle lasted
till late in the night. On the 5th il was con-
tinued at Magenta. The Allies made no pro-
gress on this day. Two fresh Austrian corps
were engaged in the afternoon, and the Aus
trians took up flank position between Ab
| biate Grossa and Binasco. The Austrians
took many prisoners.
The loss on both sides was very great
The Austrians had generals and staff off,
GERS wounded one major was killed. The
mos ement which preceded the battle of Ma
genta is not clearly stated, but it was pre-
viously announced that the allies were about
| to cross the Ticino to the number of l00,-
900 men, and it is presumed the rapid move
ment of the Allies prevented the Austrians
from completing the retreat which they had
commenced, and compelled them to accept
battle on the banks Of the river.
| The Austrians left Milan on the 5th, the
municipal functlonaries retiring to Verona.
1t is reported that Gen. Canrobert died OF
his wounds.
BEasE, June 7th.-There are still SOC
| Austrans at Lavino. A detachment Of Gar
ibald's corps have sailed along the shores Of
Like Maggiore disarming the Austrian Gus
tom houses. Guards are everywhere carry.
ing off the public treasury.
The Government OF the King of Sardins
was established at Como and Londrio.
/ The municipality of Milan in their address
of Milan are pround of being able to use iii
precious privilege in being Interpreters 70,
their fellow citizens at this grave crisis
They are willing to review the compact Of
lS4S, and to proclaim again before the
Italian nation the great fact which has re.
quired II years for full development in th.
intelligent heart Of the people. The annexa.
ton Of Lombardy to Piedmont is the frs
step 10 the new way to public right, which
allows nations to be free to dispose of their
own ies.inies. The heroic Sandman army
and our brave allies who insist on Italy be
ing free as far as the Adriatic, will soon nc
comp!ish their magnanimous enterprise. Re
GIVE, Sire, the homage Of Milan at ou
hands, and believe our hearts belong to you
Our cry is, She King and Italy forever"
| TURIN, " sdnesdny, June 8.--The oficia
bulletin OF the Sardinians reads as follows
That part of the upper Lombardy which ha
been freed from the Austrians, has proclaim
eli Victor Emmanuel King. Volunteers ar
rapidly arriving to join Garibaldis corps
which is pursuing the enemy beyond Moza.-
Gen. Urban's army, after a preciptate re
, treat from Harez, has been dispersed, and i
7 scattered. A number OF soldiers have beer
9 taken prisoners and disarmed.
q LONDON, June 9th.--Mr. D'lsraeli's allu
I sion to the measures Of finance of the great
9 est character, which are to be brought forth
b attracted good deal OF notice, being inter
n preted as showing that a Government losl
for the war armaments is now on foot.
e The Times City Article says that the alb
Q sence Of news from France has facilitate
It the circulation to-day Of multitude Of re
ports Of u severe check to the French army
and the defeat OF the King OF Sardinia ha
also been currently asserted.
c 1t 10 certain, however, that to the close q
v business nothing had transpired to establis
r these statements, still they have had the Ell
{ feet Of keeping the stock market in state @
4 excitement.
: Fry and Bonnett Label suit--Horri,
9 Murder al DuE -Starvati ON q
Q Huron.
NEw YoRK, June Is.
q Judge lngersoll, in the Superior Court to
: day, denied the appeal fora new trial Of til
Q defendant in the libel suit OF Edward P. Fr
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