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Neil occupies Novara.
June 2.--Garibaldi, retiring before o
powerful body of the enmey,
attacks Laveno unsuccessful
ly-the Austrians attack the
allied outposts at Robbie, but
speedily retreat-the advance
of the Allies under Mcmahon,
enters Lombardy, by the
bridge Turbigo.
THE SIXTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE GREAT
RATTLE OF MAGNErA AND MALEAYAGo.
June 3.--7he Aasstyians hastily eraeaats
Sardinia---severe action at Buf-
falora, Garbalddi again mar
ches upon Varese, beats the
Austrians and re-occupies it.
June 4.-The conflict at Butfalora con-
cludes in splended victory
of the Allies at Magenta.
June 6.-NIilan rises upon the Austrians
the garrison retires-Victor
Emanuel proclaimed King
Lombardy annexed to Sardinia
Grand re Deum at Paris for
the victory at Magenta.
June THE Emperor and King enter
Milan, the Austrian custom
houses on Lake Maggiore seiz-
ed by Garibaldi's force.
June s-Garibaldi pursues the Austri-
ans who retreat toward Monza.
June 9.-Marshal paraguay dHiliers,
attacks the Austrians at Male
gnano, after severe contest
carries that post-the Austri-
ans evacuate Lavcno on Lake
Maggiore.
THE SEVENTH WEEK OF THE wAR-TuE RE-
TREAT OF THE AusTRIANs.
June 1O.-Garibaldi enters Bergamo--
The Austrians evacuate Pavia
and Piacenza--The Duchess Of
Parma arrives at Veroua.
June 1.-THE Austrians evacuate Lodi
They also evacuate Bologna
and Acknowledgment Of
the Derby Ministry in England
Lord Palmerston invited to
form Cabinet--Head-quar
ters of the French advanced to
Gorgonzoia. g
June 12.-The vanguard of the French
army passes the AIDA at Cass-
ano-The Sandman army pass
l4 es the AIDA at Vaprio-The
Austrians complete the evacu-
alton of the Papal territory,
and also withdraw from Mod
ena--Death of Prince Meter
nich.
June 13.--The Austrians abandon Pizzig-
hettone--Garibald at Brescia..
Cremona and Brescia declare
for the King of Sardinia-The
allied army passes the Scsia---
Gen. D'Urban retires from
Coccaglia.
June 14.-The Duke of Modena arrives
at Mantua-D'Urban occupies
Cavriana, but evacuates it the
same night-Revolt at Venice.
June 15.-Garibaldi repulsed by an over
whelming force of the Austri-
m ans at Castenedolo-H re-
treats toward Tomato.
June 15.-Gen. Count Schlick takes CON-
mand of the Second Austrian
army, replacing Gyulai-The
headquarters of Napoleon III,
are removed to Covo-The Aus.
trian Emperor at Travigliato.
THE EIGHTH WEEK OF THE wAR---pREpARA.
TIoNs FOR THE FINAL AND DECISIVE BATTLE.
June 1.-THE Austrians occupy Mon.
techiaro and Castiglione---
Kossuth leaves London for
Italy. silfs
June 1S.-The Emperor and King en-.
ter Brescia--The Austrians
occupy the pass of the Stelvio
The Emperor Francis Jose-
ph reviews portion of his
army at Lonato--He assumes
supreme command of the army
The Papal troops, having
through the treachery of tho
Priests, captured Perugia, In
dulge in a ferocious massacre
of the inhabitansts. as
June 19.--The Third Division Of the
Adriatic feet sails from Toulon.
June 20.---The Austrians abandon Monte.
chirao, Castighone and Lonato.
June 2I.---The Emperor and King leave
Brescia for the cainp---The
Austrians re-occupy Montechi-
arc and Castiglione---Francis
Joseph 6xes his headquarters
at Villa Franco.
june 22.--The French pass the Chiese at
Montechiaro, and push o REQ
onnaissancc as far rs Goito---
the headquarters of Francis
Joseph at Vallegio--Kossuth
arrives at Genoa.
June 23.--The French Emperor and the
King urge reconnaissance az
far as Desenzano---The zsu--
trians in full force re-pasa the
Mincio, and occupy Pozzolen-
60, Solferino and Cavriana--
Tumults at Milan amongst the
Jesuits
THE NINTH WEEK or TUE wAR---rnx BArrLS
OF soLrERIsI = TUE ALLIES PASS TIM
MIyCIO.