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nate resistance retired in good or5er formed ssa auf
returned to the charge a second time They m'gnt a.
well have rushed against brazen rampant The guard
soon became III Cd u this passive attitude ami reo yeS
10 lake the otnsye 1t charged aad scattered the ana
my But the latter peroeivpg how small were the pur
beIs Of the French came up again sad again Sev,u
times In the oourse OF two hours were these heroic
ohargts renewed. The Grenat ers aud Zouayes wars
electrified by tho presence Of the Emperor who sword
in hsnd, supported and directed them Toe Emperor
bayper wss frequently TO turn his eyes TO yards
We nonss where pursuant to his Olders and calcutta.
,nrs he expected TO see the divisions o. Mel
sna 'NoMshon make their appearSnce They ar
rived. end were saluted with long bravo,
wb,SS tonilte6 and dsconcerted The enemy. General
MscManon advanced to Magenta with an mdor dash
and an enh usssm which was the admiration OF the
wholearmy' Atthe moment when his ATTACKING column
was crossing The bridge, General Espnasse, who was
leading il with his I'll known indepdty, was unfor-
90 must have died in~ unity. 0a seeing him fan,
the soldiers, quite b1s. themselves, iusned
forward 10 avenee his death Nothing could stop
then-on, on they went, sweei"ug away eVesy
obstacle; AID M,er completely rsaung the en-,
Guard, which was all The while O 'mmanded by tue Em
peror person The battle 60, aed Marshal CAnro
bert and General Regnaut de Saint Jean dAugely had
done won deIs their sde No were masters
Of the field. hear that the Empet or wsrm'y COR
graduated the Duke of Magenta, - wnon he AZ
,rbated large share Ia the success OF No aay tbs
Emperor did not shrink from exposing himself curing Tue
action, and than General Feury threN hmsen
before bim Drawing, with devotion which all "fea.
though all ready to do the Same, the bullets u'a
esfeppd his Majesty
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fsov.sious hshlai taeri all e.Gas .h5i- saps Tbs
noislus hcy arrived ia Swiss TERRITORY AID were cartei
Of 10 hagadro, rbsso coouei eaaifm?s has ofiefei
Vet OF tie m1D aud their TO be sie aul ths even
ing they sH DC sec. up ia.o he interior to Beliozooa
rues, Juae 10, 1850
Gepers CefiAs'd occupied Barsanao the morans OF
the s,h spd having learned that 1870 Aus,rans we're
coming from B'escis sent detachment 10 meet them,
which, though iacoasderable number, nevertheless
beat The enemy.
VERONA, June 10, 1859.
The following Is IN Austrian official bulletn;--
On tho 9Th Of June General Urban, Csnonca and the
eighth corps ddrmse, at MiguSnena, wefs engaged in
sspguuary fights. The enemy IN greatly superior force
appears TO be advancing from Mlap aud the Austrian
army has therefore prsset the Adds in cool srder ana is
nearing the renforcements in The courage Of
troops Is unbroAep and they longing decisive
hobLs
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THE NEXT BATTLE.

VIENNA, June 9-2P.M N.
is credioiy stated that General Gynla has been dis
missed and Field Marshal Hees appointed Commander.
in. Chief.
The Austrans retiring on the Adda, ,Oh1e they ,cin
ogr The allies batle.
VIENNA, June 10, 1859.
The official Austrian Correspondence states that the
Austrian army continuing its retreat beyond the river
AIDA and that it's headquarters present at Cavatt
gozza, before Cremona.
The Paris correspondent Of the Tines says that the
latest accounts from Italy eta,e that bot1 the allied aud
Austrian armies preparing for another general Gu
gagement.
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OF THE VICTORY IN
PARIS.
ILLUifIN ATIoNs AND SCENES IN THE STREET5-vISIr
OE TIE EMRREss To THE PEOPLE-CnvMRnr5 OF

ILLUAlN ATIoNS AND SCENES IN THE STRBET5--vI5Tr
OF THE EMPRESS To THE PEOPLE-COvMeNr5 OF
Tbs PKEss-FEELING in TIE CITY.
Paris Dune 81 correspondence of London TimesI
a. mary people here wero absurd enough to iadaise in
the Illusion that on the arrival Of the Emperor
Of war great and decisive victory would imnediAtely
foow and they are unreasonable enough express dis
ing not 60 easy rs s supposed The Emperor has too
much judgment to truas apything chance will wait
th.Dg is done that can be done to secure success
lie could not have Thought for tina: the allies
Soaid drive the Aasssians Out Of LomolTdy de
c.orge his personal knowledge OF the ground and bis
experience OF the 40 inetG of the asny ho deal
With, viii have ccnfrmed MIN ia that estuaie. hear
is tho opinion OF one OF the raos; emaeat engineer
officers OF the French army thu. IL will tage greaar
leDRth Of time aad more considerable force than sls
generally thought 10 take the fotresses 10 Lonbady and
force the Auetrians TO abandon TIA. province.
Paris tJuna % correspondence OF toe hondou Star.
The reception Of the Of the victory OF Mageats
Das proved Huy, without need OF tho Commentaries 90
the philosophers the reacnngs Of orators, that ia
DOT the awar" which Is nospoPrlaT, ont tnai is was
sions by shoh a,ore war sfed and it's hdeous csass
quences overlooked. The enthusiasm WHICH should asya
been manifested and wcslt nave bean BONO few yesra
ps0n produced by the beneyics OF the people Gu ,hA
a the last nights celebration Of the vlAory.
TIE Nominations viach waro ordered tor tao pus0
buildings DID not extend TO ysIvate dwellings, and Do
steps o. the proneaadcrs Ia the Chsmps Eysees
woro rot arrested tssy passed BY tnc Marine
the Finance Hare tho crowd is generax coaal0scd OF
he better orders Of well eScated people To aAme
sierence was observable all along the cagncaed
portions OF tne Boulevard; excitement Old not begin til
oe5 cnd tue Rue Montu;,se. gradually Increased to-
waros Tue Haala whs-e the influence OF the neigabor
mood OF vinceaNs Is taiy felt and ~ero q course NILS
iry ardor alTaAs carried the highest pitch an g
me gspse tuition W the artillery and chasseurs Saa
come 70 the Bafriese TO drink ~. tho citizens OF Paris
the respectable, serious, feepozibe roton Of the com
mupity remained not only enmovcd By the tale Or vic.
tory and goTy 10 Ffp5h srcs bat seemed oreed moro
fGddened at the hnnga, n tbs IDEALLY CO Nsso shau
joyoDe ST tho denr bought triumph Il vas islossib
nct 10 ren,i mber The words OF The poet
Meessna piaDge, Sparta non G rlie,
and the f,o.wious JOY se9me. prematux, And erl,ei
harst'y The nefye OF those sans and broth ara
rSnoDeat the oombstAniR--psraasa anIuyst ina
eaiu Ine mnst hopet prosaos'l0.lcr Of appas 20
ns rcagr o. peace uos have Desa fully satisfied TIA h
heory not 30 very fa fn sas nth lad hn Soeu
ssnt Ast psat uEpa We uousyssds Of Paris Tss sss Y
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SWISS ARMED NEUTRALITY.

BERNIE, June o--i:3o A. ". (va Francel.
Three Austrian armed transports, having vessels ia
tow observed entering Swiss waters by the out
pests of be Swiss troops uader Hsjos Lssour The trans
ports were Immediately stopped and surrendered and at
Eve o'clock in the morning the Swiss commander OF the
Rsdeizky brought them into aosadino where they will
be kept by oops alongside Of i've rdniap steamers
The Federal Council has the inmed fortify
ing Of Luzenseg aud also Of the frontiers OF the Grsoas
bordering Austria Orders have like wire been ssued
by Tie Council to hasten the completion Of this fort ca
Tors Of St Maurice, in the Canton valsis.
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THE FRENCH IN THE ADRIATIC.

TRIESTE June 9, 1859.
In a general meeting OF the Commercial Bank Of this
town the suspension Of further payment Of dvieuds
resolved upon.
The captain Of vessel belonging to the States Of the
Cauroa, who prevented by the Frezca Admiral from
entering the Porto Csnaro states that the blockade
prises the mouths OF oil rivers the Venetian coast.
Up to the preseo: forty Austrian vesse!s have been
taken b the French.
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NEUTRALITY or GREECE.

hAassuLEs, June 9, 1889.
advice have been received from AIoens. According
10 repcr. Of the sitting of the Greek Cha nber OF Depu
ties Published oy the Epis tho Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs, reply to question pat TO him by deputy for
Sparta made the folio wing satsment--
ENGLAND and Russia have in toe came terms rs,or
menCed TO observe strict neutrality aad to na,rt,u
public order France explicit, hiss not besilatad
sgny that If the least disturbance soad break abe
would be obliged considering the present state Of Affairs,
to intervene, IN concert Hih England 70 suppress any
move nent,
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THE FRENCH SUCCESSES THUS FAR.

THE FRENCH SUCCESSES THUS FAR
TIE Paris Hcntear, after publishing detailed bulletin
OF the passage Of the Tcno concludes with the following
summary
Five days after our departure from Aessau dra our
army has been engaged in three eombas gained bat
tie and freed Piedmont from the Austrans, who since the
conflict Of kontebeo have lost rs 600 killed aud wounded
10 prisoners and seventeen pieces Of cannon besides
which we have picked up tho battlefield $4,000 Aus.
tran knapescks.
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The FRESH ALLIED VICTORY.
BATTLE OF MALEGNANo-ToTAL DEFEAT OF TIE
AUsTRIAS5.
MILAN, June 3, 1859.
Bodies of Austrian troops being enirencaed at Maeg-
nano, Marshal Barsguay dHners by the Eme,.
ror TO dislodge them ana took the village with ba. little
logs on side.
TUsIN, Jape Q, 1859
Yesterday The Allied f'esh victory, driving the
enemy from Msegnano where they bad been entrenched
Further details wanting 1t is reported that the AUG
txians have Withdrawn from Beigioo,o to Paya.
The EMPEROR TO rae EMPRESS.
MILAN Jnus 9, 1850
We not yet received any details of the brilliant az
fair at Msegnano We only that the Austrian c2ps
ddTnee undor General Benedek has been rep1sed a1d
that we have taken ! 200 prisoners.
TURIN, June IL, 1859
Private letters from Mn respect ng tie battle o. Naeg
state that $50 Z1uavcs were put oy DE- cotaa The
Ausyians, who 90 coo strong sus red 9ss Of 500
killed and wounded, and 200 prisoners The baltic
lasted bours. AZ II p " battalion OF H.ny.rlsp,
and Croats intending TO surprise the village were sur
rounded and defeated
Turin, Juoc T. 1859
Private le,ers from Milan, respecting the battle OF ia
rignano, state that 500 zosaves put hrs e c5,r
The Austrians who were 1000 strong, suffered o.s
of 800 killed apd.s banded and 200 prisoners tn.
battle lasted nine houre.
AT IL oCtock NJ Ilgbl O lpoGaitn3 AID
Croats intending surprise village surrounded
and defeated
IMPORTANT SUCCESSES OF GARIBALDI.
TOTAL RoUT or TIE AUsTEIASs- aRDiNfAs AUTHo-
RITY IN FULL FORCE IN NORTHERN LoMBARDY.
TrRfy, jane 8, 1859
The part Of Upper Lombardy which has been freed
from tho Austrians has fastened t, proclaim Victor
Emanuel ss King.
Volunteers are rapidly arriving from all parts 10 oia
Cen Garibsdi's corps which is pursuing the enemy be-
yond NoDEa. ec8
Gen. Urbans army, after precpitae retreat from vs.
rese hss become dispersed, and his scattered soldiers
have bee taken prisoners and dlssrmed
vIsSyA, June Q, 1859
The Official Austrian Correspondence states hs., seo1rd
ngto reliable Information, Gen. Urban has slc'.SfafZ
effected a retreat with his troops by cassano
TrsIs. June o, 1850
The retreat Of tho Aasrians continues Toe eueny has
evacuated Laveno abaudoning their 1t2fI Of var ana
taking shelter on board Of vessels in s~iss ~aers
BEass, Jlas Q, 1850.
Las, night ESQ Aasir,ns quilted Lavero, leaving their
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SANDMAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS.

TUNlN, JUNG l-MO.uIrK.
We receive the following particulars OF the battle CT
Magena3-Four cannon, two standards and IL 600.
muskets were taken from the enemy; 900 knapsacks
collected the field or the 100 900 Ausriaus who
took part in The fight, 1000 made prisoners and
oN0 put hors de combat Tho Of the Allied army
amount to nearly 5000 bstween dead and wounded.
Among the first to be deplored the brave Generals
Hpinnsse aud Cl.rc The French army covered itself
With glory ia this victorious day From Milan we are in
iormed that on Sunday morning the Aos.rans began to
evacaats the city, abandoning all the military posts in
cudng the citadel and tie forts OF PortR Tosa Ia the
citadel were found great deal Of materials the
central chest well filed with money At two 2. NJ the
municipality pronounced pr0claimng suaexaton Of
LombaJdy 10 Piedmont The city bsrrcaded and
defended by 5000 National Guards.
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I'ARAl A.

fbe Ducbess OF Parma took her departure yeEe-day,
leaving the COVER Of the Duchy to the municipality,
ard releasing the troops from the OATH of hieiy The
municipality hss named commission, and despatched a
depuaon the King Of Sardinia requesting him TO take
on binsot the government. Of the country
There further respecting the military opera.
toI o Of the Ailies.
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The ALLIES AT MILAN.

ANNEXATION OF LoaSARBY TO p,EpMoSr-RgCsP-
TIcN or NAPOLEON AND VICTOR EaANUEL-Pao.
CLAMATIoN OF TIE King OF SARDINIA, ETC.
TURIN, June 6, 1859.
The Municipality Of Milan delivered 10 the presence Of
the Emperor at the headquarters to day the wing
address 10 The King
TIE Municipality Of Milan are proud of being able 10
make use Of their mct precious privileges beog
termeters Of their etoH citizens NJ this grave crisis
They are willing TO the peace OF 1915 and 10
claim again before the Italian nation the great fact winch
bias required eleven tor It's full development In the
intelligence and hearts OF the people The aonex.ion Of
Lombardy to Piedmont has been this morning proclaimed
by US ut the same time when the artillery Of the emery
couc rave agapst and xbie their btaoas
even In public places. The akaton OF Lon
hardy TO pedmont ia the first step the way OF pub
lie right which allows nations to take the initiative in the
achievement OF their desnies The heroic Sandman
army brave allies who insst aly being free
as far as tho Adrat!c, viii soon achieve the msgnan
enterprise. Receive, Sire, the homage OF she town OF
Milan at hands and believe our hearts belong en-
rely 10 yoE. Our err "The King Italy forever"
Signed by seven assessors Of Municipality.
TURIN, Jure S--I0:Ie p. e.
King Victor Emanuel and the Emperor Of the French
entered Milan at eight oc,ock this morning. amid the
warm and enthusiastic greetings Of the popuIa,e.
Count Cavour has lett this evening for Milan.
Milan June S-Evening.
An important popular demonstration has taken place
today A great number Of the principal citizens as
sembled to cheer the Emperor in the courtyard OF tae
Palace.
TURIN, June 10, 1859
The Emperor ard the King attended yesterday in
the Cathedral Of Milan, during which Ts Deum was
suug Their M,eses subsequently traversed the streets
On horseback, followed by nun erous ttsf The lmpo
rial Guard was drawn up bota sides OF the way and
the general enthusiasm was ndescribable
Tie following is summary Of the procla nation ad
dressed by the King Of Sardinia to the Lombards:-
Victories have brought Mal your good wishes
make my government the stronger. Oar indie pendencs
being seourei, rfgf1ie both liberal durable wilt be
established Every has made great sacrd ,es sup.
port our army and volunteers. Italians have given
proof Of their worth and have gained the victory Tao
Emperor generous ally the heir and the
genius of Napoleon, has been willing to command bis
heroic army 10 lberate Italy Second the battle field
bis magpaoimous intentions, aud yourselves worthy
OF the destpies of new ay after century OF suffering
Milan June 9, 1859. VICTOR EMANUEL.
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MADRID, June ., 1907
The inerrosa ,ory Of the witnesses in the Coantes in
pesohnent e,unu.d 10 day iu the senate The pub
lie murmured dissppro patton OF witness who turned in
former
TIE mail steam packet service for Cuba aduiged
the Boil Company R the rate Of 20 800 pias,res per
voyage.
seizure had been made o. forged Public Works honda
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n,he esemy should menace them yoa will make him
feel that, on those frontiers Is people who will kno
low like ,heis be,hren 10 combat aud casqler for Got
and tho country.
Gwen at my he dquasie, al ysIoDa, this LIST Of June
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
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THE VERY LATEST.

We give the dispatches received at London from
all points to the latest moment and brought by the
Persia.
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NAPLES.

Adgeas from Naples to tie Ash state that mobilization
hhs heen made in the NeaPoti1 ministry, Sgnori Saliva
tore NIrsna f. scorZa, and Luaoyco Jiiachini havng
been dismissed from tie posts OF Pdblc Works. Justice
ard Police A provisional povcs, under inteud,nt
has been published appointing the following mins
tee ~bou: 20 tioio ram,y Genora fiiangeri, Prince
Cotssro and D9ge Sierra Capcoa rsseryrg says the de-
e'ae tsc ligh, TO rake OF their en4 nenmsnt and
esI''uce AZ oGicsi declaration ~ neutrality has been
msce lsv7 81 2 500 men for the royal navy has been
ordered.
PARIS, Jcbe 10, 1850.
The Poy or tnls eveuirg announces that Marquis
Flsrgeyi has been apposed presdeu, OF the Cornell nj
Nspts.
THE TYR0I,
pRocLANArIoa or TgE EMPEROR OF AUsrRr, 40
THE TYgoDEsE.
To III FAITHFUL SUBJECTS OF TIE TyEot AsD rre yort,
BfRG;-
call sou to arms. summon you to shor to
your contemporaries aud to posterity your fidelity y,ur
b!a7erg, !eur piesy, your religious enthusiasm
call 500 to deerd the most righteous for which
sword 1as ever drawn.
Take IL your prscsised hands the whole o. your
country. Form yourselves into corps Of rlemen, and
march 10 The frontier 70 nee The ensmy Lst your hie'.
~ and sour resplu,In a rampant against the
creuy DO has often paid silh his blood the
yatcu CT your nountsirs.
s you that coaade the task OF defending the rroa
te,s Of ny dear ooany OF the tSrol sgHn the enemy
,bo has made himself he ally OF revolt sgaas Tao z..
nsss doriiplon established by Cod
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IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY.

BERLIN, June IL, 1859.
The semiofficia Preasche Zsi.tng contains the fol
lowing
Reports current that the whale Prussian army will
be nobol;sed and that Prussia sou TAX. p1 the
ersng conRc but believe, says the journal, thai
not mistaken in stating that resolution of such
nature has yet been taken is It mmediately i'm.
minent. II Prussia should be Caused to take further
steps for the Development OF her warke power her
only object will be to make the position she has hitherto
held of greater avail
DRESDEN, June TO- 1859
The Dresden Journal Of to day contains folio wing:
Prussian Commissioners here yesterday ueg,iatig
for the transport by rclray Of considerable bodies Of Prus-
sian troops. satisfactory result waou difficulty ar
ripd at The Commissioners then aarted for MursEh Nth
similar object
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THE VERY LATEST.

LONDON June, ll-Noon.
In the division last night sixty Irish members voted in
favor OF the government and thtyfve against Brady
Bunbury, Ellis Herbert and Urquhart are not on the d.
vision list
LONDON, June II, 1850
The House Of Commons met few minutes after twelve
O'Clock today. The attendance of members WAS very
numerous, In expectation OF ministerial explann
lions consequent upon the vote OF that morning
Lord Harrington brought up the address az amended in
reply to the speech from the throne and the address, hav
Ing been read ank agreed ordered to be presented
To her Majesty.
On the motion OF Lord JOHN RUSSELL Friday next was
appointed TO take the Queens speech confederation
Sir NoRIHcorE moved that the House on rising should
adjourn till Friday next.
After some conversation by Sir c. NAPIER respecting
the navy, the motion was agreed to.
Some bills then brought up and papers presented
whsu d, hai pas. 10 o'clock, tho House adjourned
MIR. Golden and His Constituents.
The following letter has been received By Mr. Charles
Ws&ct, the secretary Of the liberal electors Of Roch
dale
Mr. DEAR SRI have received on nv arrival here vow
kind favor announcing my uuopposed return for Ronb
dale viii you obige me by giving publicity 10 toe in
coseof tnall hope TO be in England within fortnight
after you receive ths. glad TO toe apparent una
nmtS OF sentiment 10 England in favor of neutrality ia
the present var the obsct OF which am 900 1ul 10 com
PTeoepo Beheve ne yours very truly,
CHARLES WALKER, Esq PD GOLDEN
TO 1Ha EIBCrots AND NOV ELECTORS RoCJTpALE
CHICAGO United Ststas, Nav 49, 1859
GENTLEMEN Il have learnt ION my arrival at this % ace
that you nnye done the hoaor cleo. me 70 represent
your important borough 10 Parliament. Ny srraag3-
ments had contemplated further abseuce of sone
months i'on Eugead shan, no sever curtan sy 80
ouIp on this oontpent in order ttat may return az
earliest possible tune N the perform Of ny Parl,
mentay duties, and hope very 10 have the plea.
sure OF thanking you in person for having absence
hon0red me With so great proof Of your c,n1denc. ana
kndness remain, gentlemen, your faithful servant.
RICHARD COBpEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.

FAFS June IT, 1909.
The Aosaear OF day publishes decree appointing
General Sckramm Superior Commander of the Camp at
Chaops where three divisions of infantry one or
cavalry will be assembled
The Ms.nur aso states that 5000 Austrian prisoners
have arrived at Marseilles and rouon