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


IlcIno at Butalofs. Dle bytaion Of tie Zoaayes
and tso compane. Of tue ssue req nent together IN
two regiments Of Grensder- be'vL gIng - tue I'm
Ieritl Guard were suddenly attacked b. 300 Austn-
| an- urter the order Of General Zvbe. Our gallant
s.les had three batteries va them but only two nei
pieces were b-o ght to play upon tee ADVANCING col
umns q the eLemy. You must not forget that the
country which hes between this village and Ab5iate
Grasso !. intersect-d BY uuinberiess canals which
supply the water 10 the nee fields Of the district
| All these fields had been Of course inunis'eG
for agricultural purposes. 30 the Guns Of our
| advanced rus-d c u1 cot be placed except the
main road which, by the by. is very niHo~ ani
by which TIE Au-trsns were advancing. The
| right wing Of the Frroch aiyaoced guard thus
attacked formed BY tue Soo'e mentioned
troops. Five other companies 81 Honaves ~ tae I'M
psral Guard were marching on the left. Thl, heroic
column which c,llsutly disputed the advance NJ ~
bells corps darHSe FOR i've sorg hours Sc.-cey runi'
bered Coo The rolling o: muskc,ry, the pound.
ing Of fed guns the crash of steel have been told
10y en actor Of the bloody dram.-~ere desenlne.
The Au.trsns advanced, hatei advanced again. re-
crved aud retuIrtd close aud deadly ire but tse
bsycIct the queen Q: wea?vn--Aagedts prev ii H.
Tie brave band q our s,le- were Yauiy c.n.ns 10
their guns. After two hours ot a fearful Struggle,
three Of them ware Captured ~ the -n-riy. L.
then that brsve kini.hoareG &c Cerc fell dead from
has horse. The Colonel Of the IT, Iuu4yrs soon
| followed minute later the LegteL ant Colonel
AID twelve officer. # the same reg.m'nt
se-e 10 more. Tae ba,jaion-T You csn des-
| grae by such wO:d tue 80 .c;t-was nov
fighting f,.r life il was surrounded by division Of
TIE eIcmy-there was no be p visible Bat " LIS
Zousyes sout les Z"usye-. said my informant VINO
has the hoLor TO beong To this famous cnrpS. The
five companies toe lett, seeing the peril of their
comrades rushed with such impetuo-ly egslns. The
eneuys division that the $50 were lett alone, ard
all the force of Cr.tians snd Bohemians was
brought to bear sgsnst the new come<- This
last hand-to AM light lasted t"o hours. Inc dispo-
portion of numbers was, however tao grest-the
Frerch were exhausted With hghtGg-but al lat
.fa no a 10 fr-ut.
sruearrG on their lcf-a j0yfal sight struggling
,egiInens. The three field guns aires adv captured
by the oremy Eerc soon TecoLquered At tie point ol
the bayuuet. Zohels cOrps d'GrmFe easily routed
bv the Imperial iegions, and obliged To- retire The
action then became general, and lasted three hours
logger, I'LL Tie bc.d assault OF Mediation decided
the victory. The effect ~. tbs gallant General move
was that Of cutting the Austrian army into so bodies.
1hrealef ed ON all sides forced IN his position. mena
ced with berg surrounded. General Gyuai gave orders
10 retreat. Rcued 81 they were they now ran peli-
| nell some toward GuolO NsCon' some toward Rc-
| safe NerBate and Pavia Covering their hasty and
dsoricrei retreat by bodies Of horse and by tie men,
dons fire Of artillery, the Ansirar7 fell back upon their
iuirenched lues IL inieuse confusion. The battle OF
Maceuts had been won. General g. uGi had brought
into acton ~. tVU men: lie elt uerfly ~ 600 osthem
wounded aud al the battlefield, goo were taken
p-sonfrs flags, 1850 kuapsacks, 1900 musket',
NJ guns have fallen into our hzuds. Beside these
dfiicuier Geie,s! Gyuia knows that Marshal Bara-
| euay Hi lers /, maIobtg fast toward Adds aud
\
which from todocno leads 10 Crsmona.
Afer the battle If Magenta had been won Victor
Emanuel slept the ned, and next morning received
the dep,ation oithe Town Council OF Milan. which catne
10 fer his Majesty the cruwi o Lonharjy rs soon "a
the news of the great victory had reached hllan the
| Au,trans fed. Tho people who had barricaded the
streets during the night began to meet on The PIAZZA
del Broletto asking for the act Of Is 10 TO be- pro-
claimed You have mo-, forgotten thst in virtue of that
act called tusoHe Iombsrdy united Ia Piedmont
Il va. yroHunciamien'o that IN spite OF the AtzIln
ans the whole Of the Lombard People, then ireo hai
made A depuaiion was sent to the town councillors,
bat when introduced in the great hall of the Broleto
those gentlemen were told that the Mayor Of Milan,
Count Sebrecopdi, had run away. S'gnou DE Herra,
DE Levs MarFarts, .Ubadi, Bofeti, and Roger AL
GsSessOri fagEtcDaiI went Ia the balcony, aud ater
| nroclairpipg Victor Emanuel KiGg STATED together
with Marquis Guerreri GOnzaga Count Giulini, and
| Senor Corrent fer the headquarters OF tue hing.
When the depuati0n arrived at the camp IL was soon
| introduced into the roya tent H!s Majesty was
standing up the Emperor his right. The presence
Of Napoleon III. such solemn occasion sufficiently
proved that he really what he said 10 his gen
erous proclamation: France desires nothing o9t that
Italy shall De free from the Alps to the Adriatc.
| The communications with the capital have not yet
been rei-labshed aud hear from good source that
Count Cavour has not yet received true account
, OF the great victory.
The following particulars of the battle of Magenta
are extracted from letter IN the Consffut,oaqd of
Jure 10 written fiom Noyara, on June D by VI. br-
| nest Dieole:
yesterday. as the first battalion of the voligeurs
Of the Guard, after conquerlng in hfst engagement
nj Turbgo. pursuing their march toward Milan
it appears that 10000 AustIans, massed in colamns
suddenly counernaIched and confident in their num-
ber. advanced against orr leading columns, hoping
10 turn them and check the c0ncentr alton OF our army
| upon Milan But they had not taken into their nc
count the division Of the Grtnaders and Chasseurs
| If the Guard commanded by General Mtllinet. This
division rapidly got together between Bufalora and
| Magenta, hot far from the spot where the IuTco'
| fought aud they very showed tfoEt To the
enemy Tow ard noon the AustIiaas, after heoitating
for some tine decided to attack. The Iouaves and
| grenadicrs united did not make up more than iO,WO
men, but without budgiDg foot they held their own
against the yarly energetic efforts of the 900 Aus
llaIs The latter surprised at such ~ obstinate re-
sistancr retired in good order, formed again and re-
| turned 10 the charge second time Ihey might as
| well have rushed against braz7n rampant. Inc
Guard soon be tired of this passive attitude, and
resolved 10 take the offensive 1t charged and 'cst
tered the enemy. But the latter, PerceVns how email
were the Numbers 81 the French, came up again AMI
again Seven times in the course OF two hours were
| ffrse heroic charges removed The sreuadcrs and
Zouayes were electrified hythep'e cncc othc Emperor
who, sword IN band, supported and dlrectedthcm Inc
Emperor, however, was frequently seen TO turn ms
| ewes toward the points where, pursuant 10 hls
orders and calculations be expected to ssc the d.
| visions Of Mel and Mcmahon make their appear
arce. They arrived, and were salutet with long
bravo which as,orishei and disconnected the enemy.
| General Mcmahon advanced 20 Msge1ta with an
| ,rinr Il dash ard an enthu sasm which was the
admiration of the whole army. Al the moment wien
bis aitackng column crossing the bridge t,encra
| E,puas.e Who was Leading II with his wcli-Snown
ir,iepid!ty was unfortunately struck by ball IN the
yeIv center of b- breast lie must have died Instant
ly On seeing him fell the soldiers, quite beside them
selves rushed forward to ayenge hi death. Nothing
! could stop thcIr-ou they went, sweeping away
every obstacle: ava after completely routing the
| eueniy thew effected their Junction with the impe-
! rial Guard which wss ell the while COMMANDED
( bv the Emperor in uerson The battle gained.
/ Mar,hal tanrobert and General Regnault dc S.at
| Jean dArgely had done wonders on their SIDE. We
| wcrc masters Of the field hear that The Emperor
warmly congratulated the Duke of Magenta, TO