Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-23
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r0un DAYS LATIN FROM EUROPk
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tihst ntsfAtcu
t,ntutn poist, below Quebec June ls
The steamship AnglosnN nom liy.
crpool on the 18th instant, passed this
point this morning, bound Tor Quebec,
llrr ndviccs are four days later
A great battle has been fought near MI
lam. In which the Austrions were defeated
with the loss Of hrmy thousand killed and
disabled
Five thousand Austriam were taken
prisoners,
The French lossis slotcdat twelve thou.
sand. ,,,
/ The Austrians have evacuated Milan.
SECOND DESPATCH.
TIE BATTLE OF MAGENTA.
Fought on the An Of Jrmc--NaPolcon Gains
a Decisive Victory IDm0Sc Force Ergag-
e4-Grcat Losses on 10th SideS--Ihe &c
torn UrRccided-Napois0n IN tho Field
Paraquay D'HiHcrs SppHScded-Iface 70
Joilow h6 entrance Of he French into IilSan'
| A desperate battle was fought at Mag
cnta, II miles from Milan, on the 4th Of
June, between the allied army, under
Emperor Napoleon, and the Austrian army
under General Hess, in which unlimited
forces were engaged on both sides.
Emperor Napoleon, in his dispatches to
the Empress at the Tuilleries, claims de-
cisiye victory, saying that his army took
1000 prisoners, placed 10000 horS du CONF
bat, and captured three cannons and two
standards. lie estimates the loss OF his
own army at 5000 but it was runored in
Paris that the French loss was between
5000 and l2,OOO
1t was reported that General Hess COM
manded the Austrians, aud also that the
Emperor Napoleon partially commanded
the French in the battle Of Magenta.
CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS AID.
VICES.
The latest news by the Europe, report
ing the Austrians in retreat across the Ii
cino, is fully confirmed.
THE FRENCH CROSS TIE TlCINO
The French crossed the Ticino at Butla
lora, and Turhga. There was coDsidera'
bic fighting at both places.
II is reported that there were from l5O,'
600 to 10000 Austrans and l3OOOL
= French engaged in the battle.
. The Austrian accounts differ widely
from those of the French. Their bulle-
tins speak of series of battles being
fought. with varying success on both sides
but which were still undecided on tht
: night Of the 9th. Great losses on bott
! sides are reported"
Genera, E,pinasse, Of the Second Corp
,pArmee, was killed, and Marshal Canro
bert, Commander Of the Third Corps, wa
.mortally wounded.
. General Maurice McMahan, command
ing the Second Corps d'Armee, had beer
created Marshal and Duke de Magneta a
$ reward for his bravery on the battl'
, field.
Five Of the French Marshals and Gene
: rails were wounded.
Marshal Count paraguay D'Hilliers la
0 been superseded in his command OF tn
b First Corps d'Armee by General Forcy.
Four of the Austrian Generals and fly
! staff officers were wounded at the battle
The Austrians took one cannon.
. REyoLr At MILAN-EyAcrArIoS or Ill
= AusrRANs.-Thcrc had been general re
is volt at Milan, and the people had declare
o. in favor Of the King of Sardinia.
The Austrians retired from Milan, bu
Il the city had not yet been occupied hy tn
- French.
Later rumois dctracted from the allie
ed French victory at Magenta.
1t va. believed that proposals ~ pea'
would low the entrance Of the Eryuc
Is army alto Mileu.
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