New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

! pfstiored an H., e.vbarr before the Gymaase l4i
orsWr c, e. the Imperial carriage tn gaze her MI IL
I luleris besu'y. Throw your bouquets o'Aq"fti-
trc. cried y,i'e auorg the people, You VIII Dc
/ not sricl, rad " Phs s04rsAf ." exclaimed she
/ lFrrict fr Don't You wish W msy - u j. agi
skipped bach io her s'aot ~ fat a. the cr'"l "oai
penn. her. The Enpie,- was observed 70 ltush win
~ gocd usture the bouely but , ri-c'y ua;pral
cd itCt'n 20 speCals,.Un which the t0uqgci'ere had
eyrCet.
Tie Whole glory % The battle appears 20 be ire TO
Non -lcr TO- e. oLe t.1 IL tie day il was going hai
With the Frerc5, even BY their own showing, ~ the
tiru declares hsr the enemy Resisted with such VI
oeIce cn the bridge Of Turbcu, that McMahonS ~
| tack u tia: Of Magenta more IL we-iimed.
l. + a..u-y b. 10. lowed 10 interfere with NcNshons
well acquired huuur- be viii hence'ufh play con
- ,uous Igrt in the direction OF tue tretch army.
But. another obs ac.e. McNahoa nas allied himself
b, marriage 20 the most haeLusl member of the
Fol sdorf h,usehod wto h-orgs ~ the legi,laast
rsrt, cpd he j. already net looked upon with over
favorable ~ by the other General, II was sa!i BE-
foe BIS denomination tina; "uecessy would appoint
in but ia,urte Tie Is cot,.i'fe The first man
stars r he army, snr has been more than once eN-
pusrd 'o oppa> tion iu consequence.
Tie following description 81 the battle OF Magenta
l. Ken .r u (50.tg rShfS Nc>Ssh Cr'-
"Nasrtta. witch wilI berctlorh become irus'rious
II stol!, l. susu thNu q 30 ut oto iuha0ItAn',
e.Gat,d near Naygho-Orand l. - 'ss hr't stage Oh
th, raj t0 Milan, IRON N"yarA by Bufalo,a I1ree
reads lead from NoyHIG To the ba a. the lcIuo iAe
il AID most direct asses 10y Cauer. ani e,1s a. tee
hfC-e II BudloTa, the second, more % the n"f'hi
uA--ts ihr, ueh GaIia'e, and de,rrnls to the river
u,ar, opposite tie village ot Tuhgo, AMI the tulrd
sill uoe tu the uJrtp, passes tnIuu-h OAhtI H'1
! P.cleiop and by curve Joins tue IcIuo a. S9he
di,-stc e from tie Ga4te road. At the moneot Wnen
the Ffrr Oh troop- crossed the C1C. Gen. Gyuia VINO
was eVacuutiug the LOm' lu4, hsd quilted q Tlcs'o
ana tsu-iel red his headquarters To AoOlIe u@'S',
on tie len bank # the rNrr lev kupmr'-rS
lLoNe BufauIa. The passage oi the French army
Wa Therefore effected ~ view Of the Au'tralns,
Ia. 70
with cii i, trahe lus-. luHt tu place on tuday,
ara a. the advance OF the French ami Pednoule,e
toop. Lad eviueLtiy, from TIE -hui9ne'u sqe,S ot
t,eii late ovemeIiS been skiIluy prepared bei're-
Gtnd an formed part Of regular stateScal cuh D.
nation we may suppose thai the allied troop, nnrdi-
atev on the ban X, OF the Tcuo, becoming tree, hur-
eG forward los every available passage - as IN" htN
day o be- To- A. great force pos h,e at the opposite
side ci the river. The Ausinaus, on tneir part ser"g
that their uppont Ut would march straight tJr MI1n,
had couce taed then forces 10 prevent thenl ahd ne
cor seQutuCs the series OF COWOats OF whlch the
atuelal result, are so briefly but eltqueuty told IN Toe
elesIrphic dispatch. II Is kLowu from late elegrA MS
| received that the operations OF the army col Utuefa'
Gyula were directed by Bsrou dc Hess IN person. 80
| that il is the best General m the A"S'nan army tAN
has Inst been d,rated IN battle where not lever
than 100 600 or 10000 men must have Oeeh e"SaSe,
the us bers being certainly the greater on the Aus
! Gghgr01is Messenger has the following on the Gel
riat.uu Of the victory of Magena II Pans and other
! French towns;
! Pncsrcs announcing the victory were posted 10
everywhere over Paris yesterday afternoon, aud the
! whole population received the Intelligence with the
rlestes. FL husiasm. At seven in the evening the guns
nom the Iuyades Numbered forth salyo IN honor ot
the eycIt. aud AZ night the pubic offices, theaerS
and great lumber Of private houses were lllnnlna-
ted Tie Empress and the Prlncs rs Ciohlie between
uue and ten, went along toe BVulevar anu Tue Kue
de RvUi 10 an open carriage, ana were every "nSro
greeted with the most enthusiastic cries i Nlse Em
! u,fru,r Nye lImpeTairiCeI NNe la Iuucesse
tlutbuer The horses could oty proceed at the We
! sloWrst waking pace ~ enormous Was Tue c'"""
which surIounued be Imperial can'ge' Inc people
"a. IT, under the very wheels Of tie Vehicle and ~ th"lr
dth holt seemed quite regardless ot Their own safety.
utI Males vs. progress was, IN tact, compete oNt
| ton. The BuueVards and other puncpal thorough
ihits we've crowded Ia late hour ana Tue CITY p1eseu
| ed the appearance OF a fftf.
"The news If the victory was immediate trans
miiied by the Mniscro the Interior 10 all tue Projects
of Departments. Ii was everywhere received Win eN-
traordinary enthusiasm. All the dispatches received
announce that the people were all en- tfe that the
houses wer- Immediately dressed out with hags aed
| that preparations were being everywhere Dalo i.F IL
! luWlIH!t NJ.
The impress Regent received OF Sunday in the
palace Of s. Cloud on the occasion OF her recent ART
! val IL that residence tie Mayors, municipal council
os and cures Of the comnutes OF y. 'l9lle ana
Boul.pre the officers Of the 81 bait alton of toe Ma
tpna Guard Of the Seine, aud the officers Of the ia.
Gttry ard cavalry 81 he Imperial Guard IN garrison
at -. Cloud. Tie lupergl Prince VAS present a! tue
! reception,
TIE victory Of Magenta IL not yet sufficiently kno sn
10 IT. detail to aiora much room Tor cOurut Doe Or
two % the Parr journals remark on the event in terms
81 very natural exultaiou, tending t. rebound To
! the glory of French arms. The Constitutional ex-
! presses Itself IA there terms:
! France has fought aud has vanquishod Genera
GyuIai completely defeated, abandOns the road TO
Milan 30 the Fr,rch. A. the moment We write, the
Emperor. perhaps entering the ancleut cathedral OF
| the Milauese distrlct-eud perhaps the IL Deun Of
-. q. D. 81 a. .T
last tuo days The event was for seen, and the great
| Intelligence wss awaited with impatlcnce. The re-
.reciye positions Of the armies clearly Indicated that
, an early engagement .as inevitable. The Austrhn
! Cerefal- lac abandoned the Lomeiiina, ani had
uassed their troops the left bank Ui the Iiclno
with the evident object Of cutting of the direct ott
from NOvara 10 Milan All at once, gu the news that
| the Emuertr had marched on No'hfa, ipcy hiu"Wol
| i'm n. Gel A. they could, by reAscend0s the lot
hs,L M Tlciuo aud established their h-adqu ntefs
ia, st 4, snte apd aiterward at Affiliate uraaso
Their obi, 81 was to &c beforehand Win the French,
and .. block o. the road from nuhaloia 10 the capital
at the kibpt r TIE two annie Ia cOn-equ- came
into Collision AZ Magenta which il that roai, at a
| le.ou6 I'D hall from the 1ciuo betseen Butalora
ard tsbaie Grss5o We are not called on 10 od,cate
on tho present scc.s'On the cUnseqdences .. tl glv'
nous y,-iory; ever7 ore can cscuate It's import
J by siu py casting he Sye5 % the map, and bearing
| i mind ~ amount of the 'ss ~ the Adstriaus Al
siny VII Ell A. one blow lose' ~ OoO men must be-
! hso wsy. The victory If MaS>nts H. then, the
EnpeIo' says, great one y c0f'e- hhe cap u
! tlULdfI ana is great historical eny,p1n"ui, such
~ our fathers used ~ Ggbt. All France VIII thrill
~'h joy, after having proved Ia the wVri tbst -0e
has lot degeneIaed, she be- the rsnt To be pr'uI ri
Der rev glory. ara To- respond ~ former Jays 70
RE csrIou ~ the ILvaiides by the TAT Onal cry Of
/ Nye Empereuri
TIE sal publishes the following words oftriunph:
1T j. with feeling Of peri, tsn, the most sincere
and The ost pure, that sunDunce tbis great We
tory Hitherto we have had mag uihcrLr ieaf- OF arms
The FfeG ch ana the Pi-1moLterr, rIyaug each other
in urage showed MouieDellO and a. Pa.s what
/ they cou.d DO II l. DO longer on the P.edmOutese
territory that soldiers Distinguish tbem-eye-; II u
ou the road 10 Milan that they have just gwen an
heroie pencau, 10 Marelgo. The capital VI LInbafdy
vii .,6p ia the arrival If the Ebeiatiug srmle- aYf