Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-25

fort papers says, that through the opportunel
arrival of Count Clair Gallas and his CORDS
the Austrians were victorious afterssa hot
fight, and the French were thrown back over
the Ticino. -e-. esff eig.Fd -
The London Times says there was very
hard lighting at BuffalOra, with various sue
cess, and the battle lasted late at night, and
was continued the next day at Magenta.
The following is the first announcement OF
the great battle fought on the Sth: .,os.'!1 %
NOvARA, June "A great victory has been
won at the Bridge of Magenta. 5000 prison.
ers have been taken. Is, 600 of the enemy
are killed and wounded. z Details will be dis
4 patched by telegraph. -! .9s 20 z
The above was published in Paris on Sun.
day the 9th, and on the evening of that day
the cannon of the Hotel Des lnvaides an.
nounced the victory, and the city was bril-
liantly illuminated ari "~ s'i!-''ls 9.ij.i
The loss of the enemy is estimated at 49,
| 600 killed and wounded. H. % 2. -
MAGENTA, June 5.-The Austrians taken
prisoner are at least 1000, and the Austrians
placed hors de combat are 10000. ."
| Three pieces of cannon and 2 flags were
captured from the enemy to-day. e.
| Our army rests for the purpose of reorgan-
izing itself. '
Our loss is about 5000 killed and wounded.
| One cannon was taken by the enemy.
Milan is in state Of insurrection, and the
Austrians have evacuated the town and cas-
| tie, leaving on their precipitation the cannon
and treasure of the army behind them
New York, June 21.
The Cunard steamship Persia arrived
about o'clock this evening, with dates to
Saturday, the llth inst. Il
The Austrians have been driven from Ma
rignon, with the loss of 1900 prisoners, and
the main body Of the army IS reported " u.
rctreatng across the Rivor AIDA.
The British Ministry has been defeated in
the House of Commons, and the resolution of
a want Of confidence has been carried by
majority of l3 The Ministry was expected
to resign on the meeting of Parliament on the
11th.
The dispatches are full of the accounts of
the general rejoicings in Paris when the news
of the victory of Magenta was announced.
1t was on Sunday that the dispatch from
the Emperor reached the Empress. She caus-
ed it to be printed in placards on the streets
and to be telegrapheL to the Projects through
out all France, so that on Sunday night, the
| rejoicing was general throughout the Empire.
The Empress herself, on Sunday night, rode
through some of the streets, where the
crowds thronged her carriage, and even
to the wheels crying out in the loudest tones,
"long live the Emperor, the Empress, and
the young Prince, too. :" who was not for
gotten.
General Canrobert is not dead nor wound
ed. ..s'.
SANDY Hook, June 21.
The steamship Kangaroo has arrived. Her
dates are to June 9th, by telegraph to Queens
town, Liverpool, 9th-Breadstuffs continue
dull. .'-'''S'
The news dispatches are as follows:
The Emperor Napoleon and the King CT
Sardinia had entered Milan, and were enthu-
siastically received by the people.
The Austrians have also evacuated Pavia
The Austrians left Milan on the 5th instant,
the municipal functionaries retiring to Verona.
New YORK, June 81.
The steamship Kangaroo has arrived.
Further details of the battle of Magenta had
been received at London by telegraph.
A Vienna dispatch says:-Among the
wounded at the battle of Magenta are Baron
Reischact, three generals, three staff officers,
two staff officers missing and one major killed.
A Turin dispatch of June 7th, says there
were 100, 900 Austrians in the battle, of whom
12, 900 were placed hors du combat, and 1000
prisoners The French lost only 5000 killed
and wounded. Among the killed are Gene
rails Esparsse and Clare.
\ dispatch from Trieste says, an Austrian
war steamer had captured the French ship
Raol, from Cuba, bound to Trieste.
The LATEST.-It is reported that Gen. Can
robert has died of his wounds.
Gen. Dougely, commander of the Imperial
guard, had been created Marshal.
Napoleon is said to have been in the midst
of the Imperial Guard during the stand of
of two hours made against the Austrians, who
it appears was aware of the fact. .r.
The real loss Of the Austrians is estimated
from $4,000 to Il, 900. ..s -" .
A Turin despatch dated June 7th saws, the
first private letter from the battle field Of Ma
genta has been received.
The Imperial and Sandman Guards were
opposed to the Austrian masses. They were
attacked by the Austrians and were unable
to advance, but nevertheless finally resisted
the enemy. Zouves and Guards lost and re-
took their position, and at last Gen. Neirs ar
my assumed the offensive, which was irresis-
tible. The enemy endeavOred to surprise the
right wing of our army, but the movement of
Gen. McMahon renered the efforts of the
enemy to relax somewhat for moment, and
the conflict was then resumed with renewed
double fury. ..g
Gen. Mcmahon was triumphant, and the
battle was won.
TURN, June s.-The official bulletin of
the Sardiniahs reads as follows; That part
of upper Lombardy which has been freed
from the Austrians, has procIaimed Victor
Emanuel King. Volunteers are rapidly ar
irving to join Garibaldi's corps, which is pur-
suing she enemy beyond Monza. Gen. Ur-
bans army, after precipitated retreat from
Vanez, has been dispersed, and is scattered,
while number of Sardinians have been taken
prisoners and disarmed.
BERNE, June S.-There are still 5000 Aus
trians at LavinO.
A detachment of Garibaldis corps has
sailed along the shores of Lake Maggiore, dis
arming the Austrian Custom House guards,
and everywhere carrying off the public treas
ure.
NAPLEs-Francc has appointed an Ambas-
sador to Naples
The Neapolitan Ministry has been modified.
An official declaration of neutrality has
been made, and . levy of 800 men for the
navy ordered.
LATEST.
LONDON, June SIN consequence Of the
successful laying of the Red SEA Telegraph
Cable, the future telegraph dispatches from
India, may be expected to be transmitted in
about seven days.
The Tines Paris correspondent says, that
! two Of the most influential powers had agreed
on proposing an arrangement after the first
great battle, and if necessary insist upon its
adoption by the heiligerents.
Steamboats, Burned.
| .y . PITTSBURGH, June Is.
About two o'clock this morning fire broke
out OH the steamer Endeavor, which soon
communicated to the Gazelle, both Of which
were burned to the waters edge. The En-
deavor was insured for $1,000. The Gazelle