American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
BATTLE OF MARIGNANo.

2, 100 Aus,rians killed and Prisonsrs.-A--
French loss 500 killed sna-vounded4A-
Bob Aymiss preparing iosenothsr see-
ferHt Ep esgapgutg kS NJ
NEwYpRK. JAM 2l.-Ths Cunard steam.
ship Pergia, Wbhl datesfr9m LivsFpSol1o
the lRh inst. twp daJs lI.er %tbas these
fntnishsd by tAe KangAtop, arrived a her
dock at 3 o'clsck dis evening"
The aAdsirains have been driven from
Mari snano with loss of 1900 prisoners.
and the main body Of the army is reported
to be retrea,ing across the river kdda.
The British Ministry has been defeated
in the House Of Commons. the resolution
of want Of confidence having been car
ried by majority Of l3. r,Is
The Ministry was expected to resign on
the meeting of Parliament on Saturday. the
1lth inst, the day the Persia left Liver
pool.
/ WAR NEws.-The details Of the battle
of Magenta are received at London and
Paris very slowly. but they do not change
the FIRST complexion. The losses were
undoubtedly severe on both sides.
This Ausirau otirial accounts only 40
knowledge from 1000 to 5000 kiled'and
wounded. and that the enemy lost fully
half as m any again. Il is reported. but
not confirmed. that Gynlai, has been dis.
missed. and Gen. Hess, appointed Com.
mander in Chief. Fre
The Austrians have retteated acress the
river AIDA. - ee
Their hem quarters were near Cremo-
ma, They were expelled Z ON Manignano
Iby Gen. paraguay D'Hilliers, who took
coo prisoners.
Pavia was evacuated by the kuslrians,
and the Emperor Napoleon and the King
ofSardinia entered Milan on the eth inst. ),
where they wero most enthusiastically re-
eieved. FheY remained there at last &C,
, counts. a taaJ =
: The latest advices say Ehat the sallns
were advancing from Milan in pursuit d
! the retreatini Austrians. and also that the
) Prussisns bave given enlndicatioDscf aiding
Austria. ,-iaes IS - ga.lesz, ibs i.sfe3 iNr'
4 GaEAr BRITAIN, The motion OF 1
want of confidence in the Ministry Wat
; carried in the House OF Commons by
! vote Of 3s3 to $40, Nothing was known
as to the expected change in the Ministry
| when the PersiS sailed. At the meeting
Of the atlantic Telegraph Company. tht
report already published. was Adopted
The Red Sea Gable broke and was los
when only sixty m lies from Cape Sidero.
5 The Latest by Telegraph from London to
Liverpool.
LONDON. June 1l.-Ths British Minis
. try did notresign on Saturday. The bous,
of Commons adjourned over ill Friday, tho
18th inst
II is reported that the Prussian Amy
will be mobilized. and Prussia will soor
I, take part in the conflict. 1t is also sale
that lhe Prussisn Government is sHegotia
ting for the p,sAage Of troops through
' Germsny.
The ,AustriRns were at Lodi. the Allie
h advancing. Gen. 'Gaiibaldi had beaten al
Austrian force at Bresca Five HUNDRED
Q Zouaves were killed at Marignapo, Th
b IAusirians lost 500 killed and wounded
and 200 made prisoners. TIE battle o
a Msrignano lasted nine hours.
: The armies were preparing for anolhe
general engagement,
IS The BATTLE OF MAGBNPA.-H turns
ou, that Gen. Canrobert was not woun .tt
/. at the battle OF Magenta. All accounts
/. give the great glory ofthe day TO Gen
McMahon. He bad no orders 10 proceet
: to Magenta. but heard the roar of the bat
Q tls. rushed on aud saved The army.
In the subsequent action the Frencl
A General Wimpisn was wounded; Desm
and Madhurt. commanders Of the GreDa
= ders. were killed.
III The defeat Of the Ausuians at Magent
i is said to have produced au imnense SUI
!. salion in Germany.
). The correspondent Of the News give
a the following details:
! "In less than two hours the allied mon
= ,archs had deployed $4,000 men agains
. the Austrians. whose force was 80.00o.t TO
fgether with powerful artillery. They olr
!. PEELED them to move on a most disadvanta
= geous ground. As their left was soon turn
? ed by Gen, Conrobert's corps. supporte
= by Gen. Fauts division. the Austrian
= : were obliged to fall back on their cente
= at Abbiate Grasso. A
] "Ths Austrian center being thus swell
= ed by the routed oolums Of their left wing
"a was soon in disorder, and thousands fe
= crushed by the French artillery. Gen
'utMoMahon had now reached the scene, AM
= = seeing that the moment had come to brea
. :. the disordered center Of the Austriaus
a charged with an impe.uosity seldom wit
y messed. supported by DIrant's division
!, which stood iu reservation, moving slowl
. beside him. The shock was terrible, ad
IS The dead and wounded were falling b
D thousands. The Austrians we're fnall
o routed and the victory won.'
The same writer says that go Austria
p guns were taken. The Zouaves had 20
'r killed and wounded. A brigade In Gen
y Canrobert's corps was almost destroye
in the last charge. The Emperor aud th
. King were always 10 the thickest Of tn
It fight, The military men are unanimou
in praise Of the strategetic combinations {
70 ths Emperor.
4 The BATTLE OF MARIeNANo.--At Ma
IN ringnano the Auslrians were entrenohed
le Gen. Bsnedik commanded the Austri
ans. '
g. Gen. D'Urbaa is said to. have effsete
his retreat by Casssnno. y q, .s,s,s Z b {.
rs The King OF Sardinia had issued pro,
sn lamAtion d, the Lombards, saving thl