The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

young intnahfpman IN th, navy, arrived at Touioa
on tho goth, on his war to Paris with dispatches
from Admiral Juri.n de Ia Grayiers who had
ho.ted his I, AZ board ths Aigesirss Just arrived
home N saliandrsur. landed bv nigh. st Riniiri,
snd IA order 10 reach LeRhorn, passed thrsseh sew
rs towns IL the psntcsl State. occupied BY tho
the n1snt manner In which he sp3ks English he
va, taken for native Of thai conntr. and rs.
part of Italy. arrived at Leshorn Ho .tstss that
nndsr the idea that he was an Knglishm.n, In.
aeb S'fSns ware s'i;n,a ufon hi Acts Il
Jsren de IL 6rsviare hes taken thirty Eve vessels
oI tho sstimated yslus Of ab ut four millions OF
frsncs. several OF thoee vessels heys arrived OF
Marsei!lts
PRINCE soIpysks on runrnUaH
This resuts OF III call made 'hs soldiers on re-
n"wahle furlnut Il to in their regime nt." says
Tho lsoaitsar de EArmes
lis now known and they prove that In every
point o' the empire III 'ss men havs repli TO the
summons with the most pranewsrthy eegerne;s -
I lh1,e soldiers Amounted altogether to is,.sE, In
return on h dsy aos o Of N 9, y. s 70
absent from their hones either In other departments
the ahtvs :nmber mere than 900 have si,c c. pro-
serted than 'Glves to tn, military auth 1rities The
army has thus received in a sew days addition OF
N ore thsn '2o6o ROBUST soldiers. we'll di.cpined.
nurod to fatigue and privation:. .nd ready TO .aks
n n, field. Almost all OF them hav, served in the
rRE syFRcr IN VIENNA.
The Tins. corrsspoud~ut at Vjenus saws that the
austrian cicisl bulletin Of tho battle OF Magenta
had produced on indescribablo effect In that capt.
tai Fer the m9ment, says the correspondent. the
puhlic appeared to bo stunn.d. kilitary men are
sessed shenld have hsep entrusted TO scch bungIer
AZ Count O. uiai appears TO be.
THE FIELD oy NAdEvTA AFTER THgnATrbH
Fne SPECIAL correspondent Of :ho London News !
Ye'tsrdaY evening. not without great difficulty,
succseded in getting here TO inspect the fold Of
the glorious battle fought on Saturday last. Ny
pen - not adequate to describe the heart-rcnding
acena which fnrrounds me. Trees thrown down
by the dreadful effect of artillery; heaps of dead
bodies, human limbs ,csttsfed about, carriages
broken iarm bonres burnt, crops trsmpled. vine
yards devastated. houses plundere reG-iuch Il the
tep'oIsb's sight which has IN It my eyes since my
arrival in this town. Town, however, Magenta is
no mere. The small inn whence am now writing
these lines bears marks Of the tremendous ST. Gle
for ii was thrice taken and rstaken during the ac-
ton. Not piece OF furniture Ia TO bs found not
even chair 10 sit upon. Some of the details sent
you 90 sundey were not quite correct The fsld
four. j wac led into on error By q man who nhow.
ed me some other guns which we're cap ured at Pa
Who. al:hcngh il fu;i retreat towards Pavia were
ordersds' change their front and attack our ad-
yancet gnprd which had crossed the T'cino -.
bCfsiors. One batts!i9u Of the Iusves and tS o
companies of The sam" regiment. together with o
regiments of GrenaGiers all belonging to The I'm
Perial Guard we're suddenly sttsc Cd by Is @ Aus
triaCs. under the orders Of General bel Cur g.l-
Isn't sllies h.d three batteries with them but only
ea sEen 81 the @ s
get that the county which Hos bet.esn this vii
~ auI ADD.ate dIAsbo ~ inieTS CFru nt.fTD T
of the dstri:t All these fields hal b. OF OF corrse
inundsted for agricultural purposes. so the guns Of
car advanced guard could not be placed except on
tho main road, which. b, the by, is very narrow.
hni by which the Au'triaLs were Advancing. The
right wing of tho French advanced guard thus at
ts'ksd. vas formed by the above mentioned trocIs
Five othsr com9anes of 'u.ves of the Imperial
wsch tho
Zpbels c97ps Gdruce for Fl 9 Ioag hours scarcely
numbered four thousand men. Jhe rolling OF
I.rnx IS E.Il A.
crash OF s,cel-I have bsen told BY an actor of
;he b'osdy drams-were dcafepirg Ths Avs
and returned Gloss aud deadly fire; but the bayo
ntt is the queen Of wtap 1n'-Ne G"nta proved Il -
totheir guns. After two hours Of fearful .trrs
gle. three Of them were captured by the enemy. It
was then that brave. kindheartsd General CliAr
fell cad from his heree. The colonel of the lst
Zounya. soan followed. A minnie later the lieu
tenant colonel ard twelve Cfhcers Of the same resi
Ine7t were no more. The battalion. if you can
fighting for iifs it wss surrounded by division Of
the enemy-there Was no help visible Bu. L.s
has the Gonnr telong to this fam )ps corps The
iye mTaD's on the eft seei ing the lori cf their
the snsmys d;vi i.us that this 800 we're cft alone.
and sii the f)r-o OF Croatisns snd Bohemians
brgushst 10 bar against the new cCmcr. Th:s last
hand to band i2ht lasted two hours The dspro-
portion of ruDbCrs wss. however, too Rrost-tde
FrSnc h ware exhausted with fghting-but ~ lsst
9hs taroo Aid guns already captured by the ere
ny we're roon recaptus ed 1T the pent Of the b.yo-
net ZGhers corps d'arnise easily rcu: d iy
ths peTiAl leg;og and obliged to tire The &C
G oaser fp til thu bsd assut of fnTtd decd
the orJ. Ihe effac. OF this gallant Geaerals
move was that of cutting the Austrian arRy into
two bodies Threatened or al Sides forced in his
petition mensccd with btinG surrounded, General
Gyuei gave orders TO retrest Routed a. they
were they now ran nell NELL. towards Guoio
a
Covering their hss'y and d'sardered r4trest by
bodies CT horse aad by tremendous fire of artil'a-
liuea in immense confusion The battle of Magenta
had bean won General i3yulai had brought into
ac;i n 10000 men; he left nearly 20 uhl Of ihcm
wuunl II aud dead on III, battle field. 1000 were ia
ken p-;sorers. two flags. 1910 knapsacks, 1000
muskets and four suns have fallen into onr hands
Basi1 los these icul General GYulai knows that
MaTsl ai Barasuay dHiiars is msfching fast to-
wards the Adda and that h. may succeed in inter
capting ths main rosd which from CodeGno leads to
aftor the battle of Magenta hal sssn won Victor
Ema,rel slept on the field. and next Elornlt re-
caivet the deputation Of the town council OF Milan
which came to offer his Majesty the crow Of Lom-
ts:dy. As soon as the news OF the Ereat victory
who had barricaded the streets during the night,
be 20 meet on the Plaza dol Broletto. asking
foF the act of lsis TO be proclaim d. fon have rot
forgotten chat in virtue Of that act called Fsl0'e
IL mhsrdy was united to Piedmont. It was = pro
nuicianltnt0 that in spite OF 'he Gagz aisns. the
A deputation was 'ent to the town cornci ors. but
when in rcd ced in the great hal of the Broietto
those ren,lsmen we're ted tn .t the Mayer # Milan
a Count sebregondi. had run away. signori De
Herra. De Le7s Masg srta, Uhaldi. BoTetti ard Ro-
CIR, all Gs.csS0ri Ianncipali went to the balcony.
and aftnr having prnc!s med Victor Emanuel King
STARTED together with Marquis Guerrer Gonzaga.
CtuEt Giulini and signor Correnti, for the hesd
cua-ters Of the King When the dspntstian arriT.
cd st the camp IL room introduced into the royal
tent. His Majesty was standing up. The Emrer7r
or hisright The presence of Napoleon III .on such
moaus what he said in his generous PROCLAMATION.
France desires n0thing.5ut that Italy shall be free
from the Airs TO the ASEiRtic." The c0mmun'ca-
tions with the capital hsss TO. Jet been re es:sb
lished. and hear from = god source thst even
Count Uavnur has Jet received true account OF
the great victory.