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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
- CUtLUM's STRINGS, cHocT Aw COUNTY,

- CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHocTAW COUNTY
Ais eight, six miles above Mobile twenty-five miles
eat 81 Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and Ave miles
The undersigned pleasure in announcing to his fieuds
Ano tse pupic that his
cepsoh n visitors During the past winter many Improvements
oft AND not oriy invalid Others seek
ing recreation and pleasure. The cont Of he
OF several new cottages the discovery Of
nounced by chemists to be Of the strongest com
odious and the whole estabshuent has
been and renovated The ladies' and
mediation, have been particularly attended to- ~ 'N|'A
An experiences In the management of public Of
nan years and dissemination keep his on the
~ OF hoes WILL he trusts continue 70
mas oeen engaged for the and other
Iof are provided the preises The
Asss are ~ separate and are neat, clean and airy
Comnodious light draueht ply regulsrv tvice
week 10 the landing on the from Mobile
As to the virtues Of the have ouy
The most angune expectations Of proprietor
Springs the United he short lime thew have bess
made kno.n TO the public that effected 20 MANY 81
obstinate chronic dfseases present
variety Of valuable chemical or merns, cnhn.
tons. " - ~
The Springs Of thu valuable kinds Of waters found
~ the country VIZ: The celebrated vichy
freestone and the sulphur Such advantages these
SnoId are mot TO be found single place whole
south-a fact " tch inveids cannot we'll note,
Arrangement are being made have Express from
Mobile these SPRINGS prevent the
however Be carried regularly r.e tas,
week. ~ '''
Terms Of board will be moderate
are in waiting at the landing the arrival Of
~ analysis OF the water be had appying to j. WA.
shAAN BRO, corner Of Magazine and Common streets
VINO are my agents In New Orleans.
nron.r, CHARLES cULLuN,
PYOpyfA
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New Urleans, June 4, 1853
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford Con
nectcut
rS sPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, sprip1eld, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts.
ATLANTiC FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, Providence RI
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND HULL INSURANCE..
Stocks Of Merchandise Buildings Furniture Manufacturing
Establishments Freight Lists etc. covered against
damage by Fire and the Perils of Navigation
POLICIES issued la and of this city
per cent made in cash.
clause. ''
Policies MARINE RIVER issued in and out OF this
city, to Merchandise and Cotton unoond
turn of 20 per cent made settlement on the rs Of each
month. "
The CAPITAL Of the above Companies all psid up in
All osses adjusted and promptly paid this city CASH
The best of references given this city on app
cation the Office. -
P. FAIRCHILD, Agent,
JILL SIN 10 St. Charles street,
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! obt sery'ts,
JOHN L. WHITE,
sITH TRURANE.

NYRTIE GROVE November 1eth 1sgz
Messrs. Hall, Rodd PutnaM New Orlesns: ' 49,
Gent'emen-Your favor Of the 18th int Il Al hand M. h
reply to your inquiry Tbompsons Bagss FuIeee
than that co.hrm in sery
the ia our letter 10 M Thomnien nr1.,
date Of 31st Dect mber, 1855. 77 "
The only Improvements We can suggest Ia the named ~
your Mr. Hail. and that was In regard to the hopp<rs
Very respectfully,
.sHY Your ohedient servant,
JOHN 1. WHITE
6ITH TRUFANT,
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
COMMENCEMENT EyERCI

MONDAY July 49, Examination in Mathematics of the
Senior Glass. from IL to 3 p NJ
TUESDAY. July DETERMINATION in Classics, Greek and
Latin hour.
"WEDNESDAY July decomposition for the Touro Przs
in Ancient History, hour.
THuRsDAY July 2l-oompeton for the Burke Prize in
FRIDAY EVENING, July 90 at ~ Observation-Disclosures
Of Diplomas Certificates Prizes and honorable mention By the
Board Of Administrators. - "
Parents and all interested in the Of education
daily invited to attend.
G. W. SEARS,
Dean of the COLLEGIATE Faculty,
B-Clases in English branches, Mathematics French
arithmetic Book keep and Penma.shp, will continue
out interruption during the Of August
tember from A. to3 NJ For full particulars apply At
the General supentendents Office Baronne and Com
streets, to
jeD ty22 PROF. LOUIS DUFAU
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- COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR -
EEs:M ard cHALYBEATE SPRINGS. E#i#l

This will be open 70. the reception Of visitors
on the LIST OF Jue is situated the line
the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
Depot Roanoke Va at which said Depot
bus will always be found waiting the arrival of
vey visitors to the Springs.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters effected
GUS cnresthe White Sulphur dyspepsia
serious affections Of the liver kidneys and bladder
diseases peculiar to emaes-the Black Sulphur all Of
tions Of the skin. 1870 s
The accommodations equal to any to be found in the
mountains OF Virginia. and the table and attendance
sstsae9,y character together viii. fine band Of music and
places-as to all of which beg number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
jeS I'm ia, HEFELFINGER Pronr;etor
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

l., ss-InsMrance = The following Companies
nave complied with ths law Of
lation to agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies:
THOS. ASKEW, State Collector
ADAM CITIZEN, City Treasurer.
New Orleans June Z, 1859
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BOARD INS-THosE DESTROYS OF OBTAINING
board in AZ private boarding house by the day week
North street. Also several large, airy furnished
rooms. mill If
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nm owner having finished his Southern pleasure tour Of
ALA tiers for sale the pleasure yacht ROSLYN, Of New
York. Her dimensions 50 feet deck is feet
inches besn asa feet II inches hold with her
and feet aft She built under the immediate superntend
ence Of the owner by the day entirely. All her timber was
carefully selected with view to king her the most
ant and best SEA going yachts the Northern waters
experiencing the eqnnocal gale March last and rid
ing out without sustaining damage She sloop rugged
h1ou ehou IT,, Her cabin ss1ddIy finished with
built at Roslyn Long Island and years old She has
alundan proved her great speed and been
days. i.,n tf
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AUCTION SALES.

LUMBER. FRAME sHsD and corroN SCREW PRESS
at auction without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO., -.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
hs J. s. IL e sss %
yellow Pine G sss'si s:;,s-.r,...,
A8-TERMs-Cash. Ills
CREDIT wr, SALE Me. LOTS o. SUMNER CLOTHING
BY BLACHE g. EAUNfONT,
Auction Room. II Charities street.
dlat their Auction Rooms. No. II Charities street,
ssdoren American White Shirts
200 lots Summer Clothing.
40 70 dozen Beeched and Brown Drill Drawers
-ArTEKMs-AI sale. tell
CREDIT sALE-2Oo CASES BOOTS and SHOES, LBG
horn Hats and Caps.
BY BLACHE E. LEA UMONT.
Auction Store II Chartres street.
u asah an At 10 O'clock
100 Boots and Shoes
-Also-
zoo Leghorn Hats
large assortment Of Mems aH and Boys Caps.
DRY GOODS, SHIRTS AND HATS.
BY e. ROGER E. CO.,
formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde + Coz
ssl An:s, Ju 1nsm II Ct o 70 o'clock
sold TWILL t' 20 o'0 ie'ee street, viii DO
100 lots of assorted . !. ;as Dry Goods.
20 cases mems Ii ghorn and Pedal Hats.
70 dos Whit. shirts ze 81 variou. qualities.
100 g. Hickory Shifts.
srTERMs-Ats.ls. --.... lei,
n a Nv
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EIn HALL, January q, 1sn.


have know had Of your Basssss Furnaces 4,
operation during the rolling now ead c e
opportunity Of saying to you, has performed equal 10 nv
consider Il more capable Of eectng perfect eombusoa
Of the bagasse and consequent production heat
than any furnace have known. It burn the bezasss f,u
almost any amount of ground make hest and
heat fast q made. - e."-' ~ 40 eAs
that other form Of can at ali Compare N eenv
with yours. " s'sAsS
Very truly,
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myq D4wsn,

- BARNES HOTEL-NIssIssIPPI CITY
The largest and most desirably located
- Hotel on the Gnf Cost - '' A''
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
GROUNDS thorough repair during the past winter would in
lorm his friends and the pubic that opsn ii the re-
cepton OF visitors on the 18th Of this month.
Attached to the Hotel is splendid Billiard Room Ten PHI
Alley Shooting Gallery and fine Yacht IA tuns burhen
that will ausys be readiness convey the guests Of IN
in the Gulf. $4,000 N' A'HA"f
Parties wishing please addres. the m
aertigned, at Mississippi City.
WIN BARNES Proprietor
HHorses and Carriages be Obtained the Hotel At all
lnee. my13 I'm
- HE'LL CHENEY sPRINGS-This delightful
beautiful rolling pney woods about IS nies
ception Of visitors. ' ~ ~ 50
These Springs favornby known among the people of
Louisiana as mineral waters Of cro
NC diseases Of various kindsther medicinal having
been fully tested by innumerabe they performed
ser vices OF an excellent Cook good Steward and DO
Of Nus,c engaged for the season.
Two lines OF Omnbusses will with the Opeouss.
Springs. - - ~ fsDee.' ~ Wv
Persons vi ng the establishment may have their let
tes and eis sent to them to Bayou Chcot o. and We
will send for them. ~ ~
Board and Lodging per month ...............sss 90
% =. Week.................... 10 %
.day...................... 100
Children and Servants, half price, g..
PATIN DELAHOUssAYE,
nsio <m Proprietors.
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!, SLAVE DEPOT, No: las aRAy1ER AND ID

THE NEW FANCY FAMILY GROCERY. CORNER
of Camp and Julia streets is opened stocked
with choice and fresh supply Of rscass GROCERIES, Of
every description and M the determination Of the proprietor
BITTER will at all times be furnished moderate price
TEAS of the very first quality SUGARS and COFFEE the
best the market Affords Goods delivered any part Of the
city free OF charge and all articles guaranteed give perfect
subtraction. shall always please and hone by
strict attention to business dealings gain share Of
the public patronage. e e ~
ala I'm W. H. HENNING Proprietor
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A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
with fine garden situated in the Fourth District suitable
for genteel family.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,

o".@".m. JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, June 16, 1859, at l2 O'Clock M
ut the City Hotel, will be sold at auction
THAT FINE TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE, situated
In the Fonh District the square bounded by Josephine
Chestnut, St Andrew and Camp streets
The Lot 63 feet IL inches Josephine street
by depth between parallel lines of 1875 feet.
The house contains and wide entry front
and side galleries One story back building containing kitchen
pantry servants rooms wash and and
front and the side well stocked with and shade trees
This desirable property situated in neghbor
hoods the city being the Magazine market and
nient to the horse cars and Magazine omnibuses.
third cash, balance In equal payments of
and for BY mortgage on the pro.
perty and bearing interest," paid at matu
rity Sper cent interest
The property to bept insured until final payment policy
transferred TO vendor. 800
Act sale before wm L. Poole, Notary Public at the ex.
penis OF the pufchaser. ielO
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New ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY
New Orleans, April H. 1882 :
SB-The business of this institution will be
hencefol transacted the Banking corner of
Camp and Gravier
all If A H. RERNION Cesbier
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2ooD AAHoGANY and BLK WALNUT FURNITURE.
BY J. a. BEARD f. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, June IA, 1859, at half.past 10
o'clock at the dwelling street. betw esn Bscchus
and Dryades streets, will be sold
Good Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture consisting in
Part Of Bsd.eads Armoirs Bureaa Wa,hsands, sdeboad
Cooking Stove Kitchen Utensils, etc.
- N7-TERNS--Cssh. ielI
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A F!RsT-RATE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ONE
of the most Elegant Desirable Cottage Residences in
the Garden District to which is at ached large gro
trees situated in desirable neghbohood to
the omnibuses and horse cars. = - "
BY JULIAN NEVILLE &. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office II Commercial Place.
TUESDAY. June al, 1859, Mt IL O'Clock
L NJ, at the City Hotel. Common will
THE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE of A. p Cleye
land Esq situated Philip street. between Chestnut and
Camp streets.
The Lots 96 feet Philip street. by depth of l5e
feet inches and lines between parallel nes all
tasefuy laid with grass pats planted with choice
flowers, shade and f. nit trees
The house raised brick about feet from
the ground and contains the floor parors are
pantry aud three bed together with bathing room and
every convenience required by geneel family There are
also four elegant in the attic finished yen
lated In the kitchen, ROOM servant rooms
stables, ETC, etc.
Altogether this is one of the most desirable properties the
Fourth District convenient to the omnbues cars
and within minutes walk # the Cathedral
the Right Rev Leondas Polk and within distance Of
m ny OF the hondsomes Catholic churches in the city,
&D-TERMS-Onethrdc cash balance in two wears
for notes secured by mortgage the property bearing
then paid. 80 f ~ - NV
vendor. ' ~ ~
expense of the purchaser. iaS
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTuLERY7
New Orleans. April %, 1859. !
RJspectHl Orders-The Washington Arttl-
ery hereby ordered attend pnncualy
of the Company. every THURSDAY EVENING. at half
past O'Clock. By order Of
Fl. NJ. IsAAcsoa First Serg't ~ a2o
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCOIS sAULET-CIT
izenh Bank Stock auction
BY N. VIGNIE,

Office, No. 8 Banks' Arcade
TUESDAY, June l4th, 1859, Mt Ia O'Clock,
by virtue OF order from the Honorable the Dis
tict Court New Orleans dated May TO- 1889
NO. ot45 Ct auction at the City Hotel Common
count Of said succession, will be sold
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-sIX SHARES of the Cap.
itai Stock Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
hnnared and nineteen shares. which there Of
aFTERMs AND CoND1TIoNs-The purchaser to re-
ceve from the succession in ready money
siderson OF which he the cash
and The payment Of the stock note Of
according 10 the conditions OF the charter with approx
gage said $50 shares and the
note, agreeaby to the charter OF the rank. JET
ESTATE OF THE LATE F. SAULET-SPLENDID VAL.
liable and Large Family Residence on Annuncaton street,
Vacant Its sdoinDg and fronting on Melpomene Annun
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OFFICE fosTcHARTRA1S r. R. Co.. 4
New Orleans, June g 1859.
!, Eg- dividend of four,per cent. on the capt
IA seck Of This Company has been declared by the
Directors payable 70 The stockholders and aft the 10th
inst. at the office Of the Company.
je2 p H. GOODWIN sec,v
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NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1859,
RH-TO the Stockholders of the Southern
racine Railroad CompanyI leave This evening Memphis
but to accommodate the Stockholders have horzed
s. nlkerso "a Common street. between NJ
and r NJ 10 deliver official receipts all who wish
to make the Loan until otherwise ordered by President
the Company. q. s. TODD
mys II Vics-Presijent S. p. K. r. Co.
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PEREaPToRY SALE OF AN INVOICE OF TWELVE
manufacturer, at auction.

R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY. the 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock, A,
h., at No. 81 Grsv-r street, Camp, Sold
An invoice IL superior Fores direct
from the manufacturers.
The above Pianos all Of superior tone and finish
be sold wi bout They will exhibition from Thurs
day. the 9th nst day sale Those wishing TO pur
chase invited to give critical examination
kFTERMS-At sale ;ao
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ASSecOnd District Public SchooIs-Notice
hereby given that the annual Examinations
these Schools will take place during the month of July
such days ard such places the President of the
hereafter designate. A. v. ROMAN,
je6 l5t Secretary pro ton
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E. e. KrrrREDaE.
NEW ORLkAAs, Feb. a Ia5a

Mr.. Thompsos, New Orleans La - > Ao's
Dear s-Havng been engaged engineer sugar psuts
lions lor seven or eight and during that had occa
sion to take of with Bagase furnaces or iran nSs
am happy to furnace far exces an others It nro
duces more uniform fire and larger quantity of ses
tse confident that your furnace, with proper supply q
Doler and the Rilleux apparatus will make to ID all II
the work with cord Of the hid take nIaasua !.
use them. Yours, truly,
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HrBenevolent Association of the Sons of
regular monthly meeting of this Association
will be held at Perfect Union Hall Rampant SUN
DAY, June IL, 1859 at IL o. clock N.
Members requested to be puncua.
By order Of the President
le9 At AUG. LAROSE, Secretary
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
.-.--. Baton Rouge, La, May 10, 1859.
pe1isors Of The State SEMINARY Il Learning bsia At
adopted: ~
Rsolued That the President Of tho Board In his official ca
Rnf' advertise for applications from persons competent to
Professorshp Of Mathematics Natural and Experiment
W fh'iosophy with ARTILLERY taccs to which Office ,hal be
attached salary Of twenty Eve hu bred per
$500. ' -
The Office Of English and Ancient Lapguaees
10 which ONCE shall 30 attached salary Of thousand dol
Instructor Of Engineering Architecture and Drawing; to
which office shall DO attached salary Of twenty-five hundred
A. The office Of Instructor Chemistry Geology and Miner.
oloEy and of Infantry Tactics which
.aa,y OF twenty Eve hundred dollars anpnm-S2O0
and dollars per Annum-S2OOO.
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent
considerat In virtue thereof.
Furnished rooms to be provided the
charge
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice IS hereby
competent to fill the chairs above make appl.
cation ACCOMPANIED with me- at the
Executive Once IT Baton Rouge until the 10th Of August
next and after that time Parish of Ra.
pde until the st day Of September 1859 which time
place the selections will be made fill Professor
ships, and supe rntendent cho'en.
The appointments thus made will take effect FIRST
MONDAY OF January NEXT, dss0J at which time
the institution will be opened.
ne National Inteligencer, Richmond Enquirer
Courier, Philadelphia Enquirer New York Herald Charleston
Mercury. Kentucky Yeoman, Boston and Nashville Pa
tr'o will please and send bill to the Executive Office
Baton rouge, La je,0 If
n-Beneyolent Association of the Sons of
regular monthly meeting of this Association
will be held at Perfect Union Hall Rampant street. on SUN
DAY, June H. 1859 at IL o. clock M
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~, ss s consisting Of letters and States
Sweden Poland Russia Greece Islands, etc.
ssn' rom the post-ofhce 10 New York semi. weekly.
cicred mail, consisting sof ne wspapers for
Pt a A. Agea Is sent from New York semi weekly
newspapers two cents each; pre- payment required.
nArd via HALIFAX. $50 - ~ ~ W.
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Les ~personnes ci-apres nominees sont
proposes pour participer a la distribu-
ton des fonds Poydras:
virginie Prosper, spouse de II. Gueho;
Prudence Gutho. cpousc de St-Jacques GlGho;
Elisa Bcrgeron. spouse dc Leo Lebeau;
Marguerite Delage. spouse de TLcovilIc Sicard;
ClGmentine J~arreau, epouse dsAurcli"n ItuilrVt:
Augustine RobiIlard. spouse de L.. j. Powell;
C6iina Lacour, epouse d;>Auguste Laco1r;
LoioIska Boiteux, tpolse d. Joshua Jewell:
Madeleine Jarrcau, epousc de TroiviIlc David:
Mary Minis, epolse de J. L. Herring;
Gcoryiaa SaiZa1, spouse de Terence Gnidrot:
Mary Rosa Palmer. spouse de }. !. Laytield;
Antigone Monlotte. spouse de TIL. J. Burrows,
Sur motion, il est ordonnG que cettc
listc soft publiGe pendant 80 %jonrs.
4. B~oUAScHArn, secrGtairc
du Jury de Police.
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p * STEPHENS
Constructeur ct Reparateur de Moulins a
moudre lie MAILS. &C.. Re.

AONNh avis aux hahitants de cette paroi9S".
~ quill est pref a rGparer les picrrcs Il motl-
Dire ct !; les remettre en- bon etaL. ainsi que les
dts mouths. ct tout ce qni cotccrne son ttat.
II est tres-bien r~ecomman1G d"s citovens de
cette paroisse, alnsi que dc tons celx pour les
qucls il a t~ravaill6. On pdurra. dependant. sen
rGtGrer a Nm. I. Tannerct. Y. HGbert ct Antoine
Decuir. de cette paroisSe: ct Il NM. Til. ". Scott.
Stephen Windham G. ct 0. Rhea. r. II. Barrow.
d.. Barrow. j. Cmriere, J. II. McNeely. &c. d'f,St
ct Quest Feliciaua.--S'a dresser au bureau de
ce Journal. on a 7. X. Stephens. a bayou Sara.
- mars. 3 mniS. ]
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ANGLErERRE- Londres, IL JUN lie
Daily News, de Londres, renferme des
details sur lie passage du Tessin par les
allies. II dit qu'en moins de 2 heures,
Napoleon ct Victor Emmanuel mirent en-
ligne 10000 hommes contrc 80, 900 Au-
trichiens, ct que, malgre les obstacles ct
leur position desavantageuse, lis force
rent ces derniers 4 %reculer. La gauche
de Pennemi fut tournee par lie marechal
Canrobert, appuye par la division du pc
neral Forey. Les Autrichiens furent con-
traints de Sc replier sur leur centre 4
Abbicate Grasso; ce centre, ainsi grossi
par les COLONIES dispersees de Pale gau-
che, ne put conserver I'ordre necessaire.
La confusion Sc nit dams les rangs, ct
DIES milliers d'Autrichiens furent mois-
sonnes par lie feu terrible de Partillerie
~fancaise. C'est d &c moment que lie g6-
nerl MacMahon sc precipita sur lie cen
ire g pennemi eth nit complement
en- deroste. La charge aes Francois, con-
Quite par NacMahon, a e@ f~oudroyante.