Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-29
THE WAR In EUROPE

From the New York Times
1867. PRELIMINARY EVENTS.
April l9-Departure Ofthe first body Of French
troops from TOulOn-Austrian ulti-
matum dispatched from Vienna TO
Turin.
April 23.-It is received at Turin.
April 26.-The limits fixed by the ultimatum
expires-Statement Of the war oues-
ton addressed to the Corps Legislatif
by Count Wslewski-French troops
first cross Mount Gents.
April 21.-RevOlutiOn in Tuscany-The Grand
Duke retires.
THE FIRST WEEK OF THE wAR-THE AUsrRIaSs
ENTER SARDINIA.
April 2S-The Austrians, under Count GyuIai
pass Ticino-Marshal Canrobert and
General Mel reach Turin and assume
command OF their respective corps
d'armee-AGen. MacMahon arrives at
GenOa-Desth Of Gen Bonat.
April 3O-The Austrians occupy Novarra-
The French Ambassador quits Vienna
May liking Victor Emanuel leaves Turin to
take command of his army-The Aus
trians occupy MOrtara-Tbeir steam
ers seize the Sandman ports on Lake
Maggiore-Three Austrian vessels re-
pulsed in the lake
May 3.-ManifestO of Napoleon III addressed
to the Corps LegislAtif-The Austrians
pass the Po at Cambio-They are re-
pulsed IN an attempted crossing at
over the Serivia at Piacenza-Tbe
Austrian vanguard reaches Tronzano
May THE Duchess Regent of Parma enters
her Capitalize conflict at Frassi-
netto eontinues-The Austrians pass
ing the PO at Vacarizza, advance to
Sale-A cannOnade at Valenza
THE SECOND WEEK OP THE wAR-THR FRENCH
EMPEROR PROCEEDS To THE SEAT OF WAR
May 6.-General Cialdini, issuing from Casale.
seizes convoy of the enemy.
May Z The Austrians repass the Po at G. GerOla
May lO.-The Emperor Napoleon III. and the
Prince Napoleon Jerome left Paris for
the seat of war-The Austrians COM
Plete retrOgrade movement to the
left of the Sesia.
May 1.-THE Emperor embarks at MarseilIes
The Austrians pause at Verceli, and
return accommodating parties to the
rlght bank OF the river-They occupy
Riyergaro.
May l2.-The Emperor lands at Genoa
THE THIRD WEEK or THE wAR-rHE AUsTRIANs
RETREAT.
My 1.-THE Austrians occupy BObbio, and
Push their advance post to Casteggio
Msy 1.-The French Emperor arrives at Al
essandria
May Is The French squadron of Admiral .Ju-
rIen 6raviere anchors before GenOa-
The Emperor visits the OutpOsts at Va
lenZa-
May 1.-THE Austrians threaten the bridge at
Stella-The Emperor visits the Head
quarters Of the Hing at Occmiano-
The Austrians yainly attempt to take
the Bridge at Valenza.
May l9.-The Headq quarters Of Count Gyulai
transferred in retreat to GarlascO.
THE FOURTH WEEK OP THE wAR-THE BATTLES
OF NOSTEBELLO AND yERCELLI.
May 2O-Great speech of NJ. KOssuth on the
War, delivered at London Tavern
Battle of OfMoDtebellO-The Allies num-
bering $500, under q ZEN Forey, defeat
2J,OOO Austrians under Gen. Count
Stadion-1he Emperor visits Casale.
May 1.-THE PiedmOntese, under Gen. Cial-
DIM force the passage of the Sesia. at
Nercelli, routing the Austrians-Gari-
haldI, with his corps, leaves Bella,
and marches for Northwestern LON
bsrdy-The blockade of Venice re-es-
tablished.
May 22-Death Of the King Of Naples
May 23--Garibaldi, passing the TicinO at Sesto
CSlenda, defeats the enemy and cap
lures Sarese
May 2j--Garibaldi attacke by the Austrians.
beats them-COl. CristOforis, with
portion Of Garibsldis force, beats the
Austrians near Sesta Calende-The
Emperor at lOyhera
May 26-The Emperor arrives at Vercelli-
Garibsldi again beats the Austrains at
Malmate.
THE FIFTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE BATTLE OF
PALEsTRO.
may It arloaldI marches on Como, and
routing the Austrians at San Fermo
occupies that city-Rapid movement
of the French army from the south to
the north or the PO-MOntebellO and
CasteggiO evacuated by them, Occu-
pied by the Austrians
May 25.-Garibaldi occupies Camerlata and
LeccO-Austrian vessels bOmbarded
CanObbiO, on Lake Maggiore- The
Ealteliine rise in insurrection
May 3l.-Bsttle of Palestro-The allies COM
mAnded by Victor Emanuel attack the
Austrlans-The Emperor Of Austria,
attended by Field Marshal Baron Hess
arrives at Verona.
June THE Allies defeat the Austrians at
PalestrO-Gen. Mel occupies Novara
June 2--Garibaldi retiring before a power
full body of the enemy. attacks LayenO
unSuccessfully-The Austrians attack
the allied outpOsts at Robbie but
speedily retreat-The advance Of the
allies, under Mcmahon, enters LON
hardy by the bridge of Turbigo.
THE sTNrH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE graf BAT
TIES OF MAGENTA AND NELEGSASO
June 3-fhe Austrians hastily evacuated Sar-
dlnia-Seyere action at Bufalora-
Garibaldi again msrches upon VareSe,
beats the Austrisns and reOccupies il
June 4-The conflict nj Bufalora concludes in
asplendld victory VI the allies at Ma
genta-
June 6-Milan rises upon the Auslrisns- THE
garrison retlres-N IctOr Emanuel pro-
eISimed king-LOmbardy annexed to
Sar1nia-tirand TIE Deum at Paris for
the victory at Magenta
June The Emperor and King enter Milan
The Austrian custom houses ON Lake
MaggiOre seized by Garibsldis corps
June S-Garibaldi pursues the Austrians, who
retreat towards MOnza
June g-Marshal paraguay d Hilliers attacks
the Austrians at Me!egnHno, and after
severe contest carries that Dost-
The Austrians eyaeuate Layeno on the
Lake MsggiOre.
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