Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-20
a RUSSIAN DECLA TION.


G. rAslhhh IoiNI, oANADA, June 10 he
Pte"lpsilP nne,o saxon, G"pt' Dorlahu' rom
hteFpooi' Wednesday oth lnst' passed TINS
Point az 0 CLOCK thlS forenoon on her way 10
SgrpeG,
ny ldtee' nc" ny t'ie europa, reporting inc
AustrlanS III retreat across the llclno, Is tully
coH IN me ~, french crossed the 1lcino
"I puiialora anu iurpigo' 1here was cohsld-
eraole hghtlhg at DOM places
The Battle of Magenta.
Another great battle was fought on the 4th inst
The following is the first announcement by
telegraph from Napoleon to the Empress
"NoUura, June 4th, IL 30 Z. M-Great vic
tory won at the Bridge of Magenta. Fifteen
thousand prisoners taken Fifteen thousand
of the enemy killed or wounded. Details will
be despatched by telegraph"
LATER The ohove ,vos ,nblisbod i, por;s
Sunday fine 9Th and IN tbo nvorir,r ~. +hat
dav Cannon at tba Uotol das Ir,al;Jns oo,@,'o
ed tho victorv and tbo ,it,, ,,oS b;II;a,,tI n
Illuminated On tbe folIo,ying dav Mnn3ou
the Moniteur nnblisbed tbe toIlowing dasnstcb
from the Emneror to the Emnress
telfoao1t, Jnno K Yostp.Ia,, o,,,, o.,,,,
was nn,ler ordors ~ r,orcL an SriIo,, go,
h,doas a,ro,,, 80, -, ~ rraii "O1 me-
80 ~ II III ioiiio "' "eoiSo' Ing
operation was Wen executed, although the en-
envy, who had repassed llcno In great force,
|
ROAD way was narrow, and during two hours
the imperial Guard sustained unsupported the
shock OF the enemy. In the meantime McMa-
hon made himself master of Magenta. After
sangulnary conflicts, we repulsed the enemy
at every point with a loss on our side of about
two thousand men. The loss of the enemy
was estimated at fifteen thousand killed and
wounded, and five thousand Austrian prison
ers remained in our hands.
slime 3, Ecenjng.-The Austrians taken
prisoners number at least 1000; and the Aus
trans placed horS du combat, 10000. Three
pieces OF cannon and two flags were captured
from the enemy. To-day our army rests for
the purpose Of re-organizing ITSELF Our loss
consists of about 5000 killed and wounded, and
one cannon taken by the enemy"
The following dispatch from the Emperor to
the Empress was received on the 9th and bull
letlned at headquarters
'Moaddy +. M.-Mllan is insurgent. The
Austrlans have evacuated the town and the
castle, leaving, in their precipitation, the can
non and treasure OF the army behind them.
We are encountered with prisoners, and have
taken l2,OO0 Austrian muskets.'
dispatch dated Paris, Monday night, to
the London Post says Municipal Milan pro
cleu Ing L;, AM E,
peror Tomorrow. the king win make an en-.
Austrian Nccouuts Inv WAN, If wan.
Information Is meaoro and ,nsatise,a+or,
The official Austrian corresnondanca ~ SI,',
dnv the ain contains tho fnIIo,vincr o,tbant;a
Communication of details from Austrian heaJ-
quarters
"The Austrian army had been transferred
d,r;n,, tho ,,;,rbt ~ a. ttL e. a. s.L 49, -
Abbiate grasso The same news Sta i''S tb ~
the combat is undecided and tbat further
fighting is expected. On tbe next dav the tol-
Iowino official bulletin was issued
Vienna Moulin ,Tune I'll 20 A Ma
desDerate combat look Mace an Saturday bn-
tween the first and third Count Claims and
Prince Leichtenseinl corns d'armea and tha
enamv who had crossnd Tho Tic;no i, vor,-
consi1erabla forca The rasuIt of rho non,hst
was undecided. The combat was continued
ON Sunday Orr troons throw themselves
unon tbe enemv,s ranks with ardor and chow.
ed yalor and perseverance worthy tbe most
glorious feat of arms of the imperiaI army Mi
Ian is periectly tranouil Heodouarters YES
terlav were still aft Abbiate oras.n
An Austrian telegram from Verona piyes a
similar view but adds-"'Tbat the aut6orities
and weak parrisons have withdrawn at rom-
mapd of Gen. GyuIai The town is oniet"
The following message from Vienna had
been unfinished in the Frankfort naners with
ont any guarantee as 10 tbe Authenticity of tho
news
ssVienpa lNonday june 6.-Tbrough the on.
p0rtune arrival OF the corps d'armee of Field
MarShalS Claims and Gallas on the battle field,
the Austrans were victorious after a hot fight.
The French were thrown back over the Ii
emo"
--latest.
The London Weekly Times this morning
published summary of official news received
at Vienna up to midnight Monday. 1t is as
follows
"There WIS fierce battle at Turbigo and
Bufialora on the 4th. AT first only two brig
AIDES of the LIST corps darmee were engaged,
but were subsequently reinforced in the after
noon of the same day The Sd Austrian corps
darnee took part in the action. There was
very hard fighting at Bufalora, sometimes to
the advantage of the French and sometimes to
that of the Austrians. The battle lasted till
late at night on the 9th, and was continued
az Magenta. The allies made progress on this
day. Two Fresh Austrian corps were engag-
ed in the afternoon. Some Austrians took up
a flank position between Abbate grasso and
Vinasco The Austrians have taken many
prisoners. Loss on both sides very great
The Austrians had four generals and five staff
officers wounded, one major general killed"
The Times in its editorial remarks on the
subject says it now seems probable that tits
hard fight is even yet undecided but that on
the whole the French have the best Of it.
Rumors and surmises.
Absence Of late teleprams by way of Paris
Is NOT considered Indicative of French sue
cesses
The London Advertiser says it was rumor-