Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
Additional bv the Anglo-saxon.

OuEepc. June 2O.-The following is the
first announcement of the great battle fought
on the fourth by telegram from Napoleon to
the Empress:
"NovANA, June l, 1l:30-P. MA great
victory has been won at the bridge of Magenta,
5000 prisoners have been taken, and $4,000 Of
the enemy are killed or wounded. The details
will be dispatched by telegraph"
The above was published in Paris on Sun
day, the 5th, and on the evening of that day
the cannon of the Hotel DIES Invalides announc-
ed the victory and the city was brilliantly illu-
minated On the following day (Monday) the
Monaeur published the following dispatches
from the Emperor to the Empress:
magenta, June 5.-E esterday our army was
under orders to march OH Milan across the
bridges thrown over the Ticino. AT Turbego
the operation was well executed, although the
enemy, who had repassed the Ticino IN great
force, offered a determined resistance. The
roadway was narrow, and, during two hours,
the Imperial Guard sustained, unaidcd, the
shock of the enemy. In the meantime Gen.
Mcmahon made himself master of Magenta.
After sanguinary conflicts, we repulsed the
enemy at every point with a loss on our side of
wv tlAOuOdkId AANII liz ItSN VA tiS St4 d"
estimated at fifteen thousand killed and wound
ed, and five thousand Austrian prisoners re-
main in our hands"
MAGENTA, June 5.-P. M.-The Austrians
taken prisoners are at least 1000, and the Aus
TRANS placed hors du combat are 10000. Three
pieces Of cannon and two flags were captured
from the enemy to-day. Our army rests for the
purpose of recognizing itself. Our loss is
about three thousand killed and wounded and
one cannon taken by the enemy.
The following dispatch, also from the Empe-
ror to the Empress, was received on the 9th,
and bulletined in the Bourse:
Headquarters, Monday, 8 A. M-Milan
is insurgent. The Austrians have evacuated
the town and Caste, leaving in their precipita-
ton the cannon and treasure of the army be.
hind them. We are e~ncumbered with prison
ers. and have taken 10000 Austrian muskets."
A dispatch dated Paris, Monday night, says
the municipality of Milan proclaimed King Vic
tor Emanuel, and have presented an address to
him in the presence of the Emperor. To-moF-
row the King will make his entry into Milan
AUSTRIAN AccoUNTs.-The following arc
Austrian accounts by way of Vienna. The in
formation is meagre and unsatisfactory. The
official Austrian correspondence Of Sunday, the
5th, contained the following authentic commu.
n~ication: 1.-THE details and results of the bet,
tie of Magenta are still expected. The Aus
trian army had been transferred during the
night from the 4th to the 9TH inst, to Abbiate
Grasso. The same news states that the com
bat was undecided, and that a further fight was
Z expected on the next day.
vienna, june 6-1lH A. MA desperate
conflict took place on Saturday between the
FIRST and third, Count Glars and Prince Lich-
tenstein's corps d armee, and the enemy who
had passed the Ticino in very considerable force
The result Of the contest was undecided. The
combat was eohtisaed on Sunday. Our troops
threw themselves upon the enemy's ranks with
ardor aud perseverance worthy of the most glo-
rious feats of the Imperial arms.
Milan is perfectly tranquil i; the ~head-quar-
ters yesterday were still at Abbeatte Grasso.
An Acknowledgements Verona gives a
similar view, but adds that The authorities and
garrison Of Milan; with the exception of the
Castle garrison have withdrawn at the COM
mand of Count Gyulai. The town is quiet.
The following message from Vienna had beer
Published by the Frankfort papers without any
guarantee as to its authenticity