New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20


until after II O'Clock.
From hasty glance, they seem to be Of the
highest importance.
The steamship Adelaide, from New-York via st
Johns, n. S. arrived at Galway on the morning of
the 9Th.
The great battle Of the campaign occurred at
Msrgenta near Milan, in which the French claim
decisive victory giving the loss of the Austrians
at q, 600 horS de combat
The French loss is reported as high SIS Il, 900
men.
The Austrians had evacuated Milan.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The latest news by the Europa, reporting the
Austrians in retreat across the Ticno is fully
frDed
The French crossed the Tcino at Bufalora and
Turbgo. There was considerable fighting at both
places.
On the 9TH inst. great battle took place at
Magenta, twelve miles from Milan.
Napoleons dispatches claim decisive victory,
and Paris was illuminated. He says that they took
1000 austrian prisoners, and placed 1900 more
hors du combat, beside capturing three cannon and
tpo standards.
The French loss is stated by the Emperor at
1900 men.
The AustriaDs took one cannon.
The French General E.pinasse was killed, and
Marshal Canrobert was mortaly wounded.
Five French Marshals and Generals we're
wounded.
Gen McMahon was made a Marshal of France
and Duke of Magenta.
Gen BarSgusy d'IIilGers had been superseded in
his command by Gen. Forey.
THIRD DIsLATCH.
QUEBEC, June 10, 1859.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon reached this port
early this morning.
The following is the first announcement of thu
great battle fought on the 4th, By telegraph from
Napoleon to the Empress:
NoyARA, june 4, II 80 p. ma great victory ha'
been won at the bridge of Magenta. Five thousand
prisoners have been taken. Fifteen thousand OF the
enemy are killed or wounded The details will be
dispatched by telegraph.
The above was published in Paris on Sunday the
9TH and on the evening of that day the cannon at
the Hotel des Inyalides announced the victory, and
the city WAS brilliantly Illuminated.
On the following day (Mopdsy) the MOnitear
published the following dispatches from the Empe-
Tor to the Empress:
MAGENTA. June 5-Yesterdey our army was under
orders 10 march Milan, across the bridges thrown
over the Ticno at Turbridge. The operation was
well execatcd, although the enemy, VINO had repass-o
the Tciuo in great force, offered most determined
resistance. The roadway was narrow, and dunng
two hours the Imperial Guard sustained Unsupported
the shock Of the enemy. In the meantime, 6en;rai
Mcmahon made himself master OF Magenta. After
sanguinary conflicts, repused the enemy ~ every
point with loss our aide of about 2,W0 men. Inc
oss Of the enemy is estimated at $1,000 Killed and
wounded, and 200 Austrian prisoners renamed IN
hands
MAGENTA june 5, eve.-The Austrians taken pris-
opers ale al least 900 AMI the AustranS placed ho's
du combat are 10000. Three pieces of cannon AM
tw, flags were captured from the enemy.
To-day our army rests for the purpose OF rcorganiz
inc itself Our loss is about 200 killed and wounded
and one cannon taken by the enemy.
The following Dispatch ALEC from the Emperor
to the Empress, was received on the 9th, and bull
etined at the BOurse:
UFApQU ARTERs, Monday, a. m.-Mian Is ~
surgeut The Austrians have evacuated the town
and castle leaving in their precipitation the cannon
and treasure of the army behind them. We are IN
numbered with prisoners, and have taken 1000 Aus
trian muskets
A dispatch dated Paris, Monday night, to The
London Post says;
The Municipality Of Milan proclaius Victor Emsn-
uel, and have presented address to him IN the
presence of the Emperor. Tomorrow the hing VIII
make his entry into Milan.
The following are Austrian accounts BY way of
Vienna The information is mesger and unsatis-
factory.
The Official Austrian Correspondence of Sunday,
the 9Th, contained the following authentic commu
nication:
The details ani the result of the bate al Magenta
are still expected from the Austrian headquarters;
the Austrian army had been transferred during the
NIGHT from the 9TH to the 9Th iust.nt 10 Ao5iate
c,,sso. The same news ststes that the combat was
md ciaed. and that further fight expected on
the next DAY:
The following Official bulletin was issued;