The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-26

German States will soon be engaged in the
contest. The campaign instead of being
ended, has evidently just commenced, and
in all probability before it is endod, all Eu
rope will be drawn in.
Below we give chronicle Of Tho first
six weeks of the war, ending June 9th, Ia.
ken from the New York Times
1859. PRELIMINARY EVENTS
April l9.-Departure Of the first body Of
French troops from Toulon-
Austrian ultimatum difpatchcd
from Vienna to Turin.
April 23.-It is received
April 2G.-The limit fixed for the ultima.
tum expires-.Statemen of the
war question addressed to the
Corps .Legis'otT 10y Count
Walewski--Freneh troops first
cross Mount Gents.
April 6.--Revouiion in Tuscany-thc
Grand Duke retires.
THE FIRST WEEK OF THE Wharf.-The AUS
TRANS ENTER SARDINIA.
April 29.--Thc Austrans under Count
Gyulai pass the Ticino-Mar
shall Canrobrrt and Gen Mel
reach Turin and assume com.
mand Of their respective corps
II drmcc-Gen. Mcmahon ar.
nv Mt Geaca, death of Gen.
Ponat.
April 30.--The Austrians occupy Novara,
The French Ambassador quits
Vienna.
May king Victor Emanuel leaves Tu.
rim t. take command Of h g ar
my, tho Austrans occupy Nor
tava, their steamers seize the
Sardinia ports on Lake Mag.
gioro, three Austrian vessels
rcpul-ol in tho lako.
Nav 2-Manifcsto OF Napoleon H. al
dressed 10 tho Corps Legis'o.
W tho Au,trians pass tho Po
NJ CamNio. they are repul>c1 in
an aucm; ted crossing of Fras.
sinorto, they burn the bridge
over The S"rivia Mt Piaceuza.
the Austrian vanguard reaches
Trarzano.
May 4.-1hr Duchess. Regent Of Parua
enters her Capital. the conflict
at Fia'Sinctto continues, tho
Au,tr1us passing the Po at We.
ca'izz1, advance u sale, can
nonadc at Valenza.
THE SECOND WEEK OF TAE wAR-TuE
FRENCH EMPEROR PROCEEDS TO THE SEAT
OF WAR.
May General Cadini issuing from
Casale seizcs canvoy Of the
enemy.
May THE Austrians ,e-pass the po at
Gerola.
May l0.--The Emperor Napoleon III, and
the Prince Napoleon Jerome
leave Paris for tho scat of war,
the Austrians complete n retro.
grade movement to the left Of
Sesia.
May 1.-THE Emperor embarks at Mar
s"iles-the Austrans pause at
Vcrceli, and return rrconoi,er-
ing parties to the hight bank Of
the river they occupy Rivcrga.
May l2 The Emperor lands at Genoa.
AhE ii'ihb W fEh OF ihE AVS
TRANS RETREAT.
May l4.-The Austrians occupy Robbie,
and pnsh their advanced post
TO Castcgio.
May i5,--The French Emperor arrives at
Alessandria.
May l5.--The French Squadron Of Admi.
raj Jurien- Grayiere anchors be-
fore Venice, the Emperor visits
all the outposts at VaIinza.
May l7.---Tho Austrians threaten the
bridge at Sela, tho Emperor
visits tho headquarters Of the
King at Occimiano, the Aus.
trans vainly attempt to take
tie bridge at Valenza.
May lo.--The head quarters of Count
Gyulai transferred in retreat to
Garlasco.
THE FOURTH WEEK OF THE wAR-TuE BAT.
TIE OF MoNTEBELLo AND vERDELLI.
May 2o.-Grcat speech of NJ. Kossuth on
the war, delivered at London
Tavern-Battle of Montcbcio
tho Allies numbering $500,
under Gen. Forney, defeat 25,-
900 Austrians, under Gen.
Count Stadon-the Emperor
visits Casale.
May 2l Tho Picdmontesc, under Gen
Cialdini, forcc the passage of
the Sesia, at Vcrcilli. routing
tho Austrans-Ga Garbaldi with
his corps leaves Bella, and
marches for northwestern LON
bardy--the blockade Of Venice
re.established.
May 22.-Dcath Of the King of Naples.
May 23.-Garbaldi passing tho Ticino at
Sesto Calcndc, defeats the enc-
my and captures Varcse.
May 25-Gaubaldi attacked by tho Aus.
trians-beats them-Col Chris. /
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