Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
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TERRIFIC ENGAGEMENT.
5000 MEN ISLAM IN. BATTLE.
400 AusrRlAxs TAKEN PRISONERS
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
FARTHER POINT. June Ia

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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
FARTHER POINT, June 10.
The steamship Anglo Saxon from Liver.
pool on the 9Th inst, passed this puint this
morning bound for Quebec. Fer. ;ad vices
fare four days later. ~ J33! Z
.2s. A great battle has been fought near. Milan
IN which tho Austrans were defeated will
the loss 1910 killed and disabled, and
IOtO Austrians taken prise ners. ii fs5t
The French loss is estimated At 6 4tf
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The Aastrians have evacuated Milan
The Queens SPEECH was delivered in par.
''ament on the seventh inst. 1t contain.
nothing very important.
desperate battle was fought at Magent,
on the 4th Of June between the allied arm,
under Napoleon, and the Austrian army un
der general Hess in which unlimited force.
were engaged on both sides. 4 tiny If IN
Emperor Napoleon in his despa, ches IL
the Empress at the Tuilleries, claims.a de
c,s've victory saying that his army tool
700 prisoners. diaabled 1900. and captur
cd three cannon and two standards. He
estimated the loss Of bis own army at 5. OK
but it was r'mored in Paris. that tho French
loss was between and l2,OOO..15 a9- 800
It is reported that from 5000 to 1870
zoo Austrian and $50, t0o French were
engaged in the fight. ~'& y 8
The Austrian accounts, differ wfle,vfTom
those Of the French: their bulletins sneak u
several battles being founght with variuu,
success on both sides. .5.,...,.cf ia
Great losses on both sides are reported.
Cen; Espinassl u the corps d'armiie was was
kilcd and Marshal Canrobert, commander
Q! The Ord Corps, was MORALLY wounded. {.
ten Maurice McMahon, commanding the
second corps d'armie, had been created Mar
shall and Duke d. Magenta, as reward 70,
MS bravery on the battle field. a. la.s..t,.
Five Of the French Marshaps and eener
ais were wounded. Il, ~. :; ....,..t. -,
Count paraguay d'Hilllers has been super.
coded in his command Of the 1st corps b,
Gen Farcy. .''..k '','i -
-Four Austrian generals and five staff Off.
Gers were wounded in the battle. :5f'i fz.9.t
There had been general revolt A. Mia,
and the people had declared in favor Of the
hinG OF Sardinia. s9t! WsylIl s,e.s -,:snL
, The Austrians had retired from Milan
out 1t had not yet been occupied by the
French, 49,, ~ j. -. -
2t4twas believed that proposals Of peace
would follow the entrance of,the French ar.
my into Milan. 80
The city. Of Paris had been Illuminated in
honor Of the French arms at Magenta. ,
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|STILL Flu RTlER DETAILS
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON AT QUEBEC
9.ao'a 2tH1A QUEBEC. June II.
The Anglo Saxon having arrived, tho pa.
pers received furnish some details Of the bat.
lie OF Magenta, which we give below, &C.
cordns to the different accounts: e!
~ ;1.1 FRENCH ACCOUNTS. ..r;...,e
The following is the first announcement
Of the great battle, fought on tile 4th:
BY telegraph from Napoleon to the En-
press. .sf.9;~.5a s....'.s....,. - :,
NovARA, June 18th, II, P. MA rrca,
victory has been won at the bridge Of Ma.
genta. 5000 prisoners have beef, taken
Is, coo ofthe enemy are killed and wound
ed. Details will be dispatched by telegraph.
The above was published in Paris on Sun
day, the 5.h,' and on the evening oflthat day
he cannon Of the Hotel des Inyalides an.
nounccd the victory, and the, city was bril-.
liantly i lunina ed. F.$,..,..'.
On the following day, Monday. the Moni.
teur published the following dispatches from
the Emperor to the Empress. z" fztf
magenta, June s. Yesterday our army
was ordered to march on Milan across. the
bridges thrown over the Ticino at .rurhipon'
The operation was we'll cxecutei. although,
the enemy who had rspassed the .Ticino n
great force, offered most determined re-:
Esistance; the roadwa was narrow. and tler.
ing two hours the Imperial guard sustained
unsupported the entire shock Of the enemy.
In the meantime general McMahon made
himself master If Magenta, and after san.
culinary conflict we repulsed the enemy 4,
every point, with 4 loss on our SIDE Of 2. O0U
men. Z t5st3 sl@ a,tgftt s5,
I The loss ofthe enemy is estimated at Is
| Austrian prisoners remained in our hands,
/ MAGENTA, June s.. Evcning.-The Aus.
TRANS taken prisoners are at least 900. and
the Aus;rians placed hors de combat are
2O,OOl. .2f..
Three pieces Of cannon, and two aascs.
were captured from the enemy to-day
Our army rests for the purpose of reor.
sanizing ITSELF a:4s4 :ffty lrI.r y. j.
Our loss is about thirty thousand, killed
and wounded One cannon was taken by
The following dispatch was received on
the 9th and bulletted at the bourse:
! .tllEADQuARrER's. Monday, 9Th, A.. NJ
Milan is in .: state Of insurrect,on and The
Alustrians have !evacucated the, town and
astle, leaving in their precipitation the can.
non aud treasure i the. army behind them
we are encountered with prisoners, and
have taken 1900 Austrian ,n,skets., / -.
Ad'*patch dated Paris, Morday night
says tina the Municipality ofo Milan have
[procIa''ned fi'r King Victor Emmanuel, and
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