The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
The Battle of Magenta--Re Reception of
the News at Pnris,

TIE Deum in honor of the victory of Ma
| genta, was celebrated at Notre Dame June g.
The Empress and all the authorities were pre-
sent. ..
Galignani's Messenger has the following on
the celebration of the victory of Magenta in
Paris and other French towns:
Placards announcing the victory were posted
up everywhere over Paris yesterday afternoon,
and the whole population received the intelli-
| gence with the greatest enthusiasm. At z in
the evening the guns from the Invalides thun-
| dered forth salVo in honor of the event; and
at night the public offices, theaters, and great
number of private houses were illuminated.
The Empress and the Princess Clotilde, be-
tween and TO-, went along the Boulevards
and the Rue de RiVoli in an open car
riage, and were everywhere greeted with the
most enthusiastic cries Of Tire PEmpeyeur!
"ViOe PImperahice!' "Vire Ia Princesse Clo-
tihe" The horses could only proceed ut the
very slowest walking pace, so enormous was
tho crowd which surrounded the Imperial car
riage. The people were under the very wheels
| of the vehicle, and in their delight seemed
suite regardless of their own safety. Her
Malestys progress was, in fact, complete
ovation. The BOueVards and other principal
thoroughfares were crowded to late hour, and
the city presented the appearance of tete.
| The news of the victory was Immediately
transmitted by the Minister of the Interior to
oil the Projects Of Departments. 1t was every
where received with extraordinary enthusiasm.
All the dispatches received announce that the
| people were all en- tete; that the houses were
Immediately dressed out with flags, and that
preparations were being everywhere made for
| illuminations.
The Empress Regent received, on the 5th in
the palace of st. Cloud, on the occasion of her
recent arrival in that residence, the Mayors
Municipal Councillors and Cures Of the Com
munes of st. Cloud and Boulogne, the officers
of the Third Battalion of the National Guard
of the Seine, and the officers of the infantry
and cavalry of the Imperial Guard in garrison
at st. Cloud. The Imperial Prince was pres
ent at the reception.
The Italians in Paris are in the highest
spirits at the allied success. Those, saws q cor
respondent with whom have conversed ex-
press themselves thoroughly satisfied about the
disinterestedness of the French Emperor in his
present arduous undertaking. They feel no
uneasiness about the stories which impute to
him intentions to carve out thrones for Prince
Napoleon and Murat. have been told that
the former before he left Paris repeatedly as
sured several Italians in the most unmistaka-
BILE terms, that nothing would induce him tc
canvass for or to accept the government of any
Italian State, and that it was his firm deter.
mination to live in France and remain French
Prince. gi... # r'. al1r .... r.-.
The news that Generals Espinasse and Clere
were killed at the battle of Magenta is con-
frmed. The body of General Espinasse has
, been embalmed, and will be brought home t.
France. Most of the evening papers say tina
Marshal Canrobert was wounded, but have
heard this afternoon that the Empress has con
tradicted this news. 1t is confirmed that Gen
, Mcmahon was wounded, and the Presse say
, that SGen. Mellinot, commanding the first di
: vision of the Guards, was wounded seriously
' No news from the theater of war has beer
!. made public to- day, and considerable surpris
! is felt at the delay in announcing the entry o
Q the allies into Milan. The fact that the muni
cipality of Milan waited upon the King o
: Sardinia at headquarters, to inform him, il
the presence of the Emperor, that they ha,
v proclaimed the annexation of Lombardy b
O Sardinia, shows almost eOnclusivoly that ther
Q can be nothing to prevent tho allies from takin
military possession of the capital.