The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-08-10
The last Five Weeks of the War.

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The last Five Weeks of the War.
We have heretofore published the pro-
gress Of the war during its first six weeks;
We know publish its progress during the
remaining Eve. to the making of peace.
THE SEVENTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE
RETREAT OF THE AUsTRIANs.
June lO.-Garabaldi enters Bergamo-
the Austrians evacuate Pavia and Pla.
cena-The Duchess of Parma arrives
ct Verona.
June 1.-THE Austrians evacuate Lodi
they also evacuate Bologna and Anco-
na--Resignation of the Derby Minis
try in England--Lord Palmeston in
vited to form Cabinet-Headquar-
ters Of the French advanced to Gorgon-
zola.
June IL. The Vanguard of the French
army passes the AIDA at Cassano-The
Sandman army passes the AIDA at
vaprio- The Austrians complete the
evacuation of the Papal Territory, and
also withdraw from Modena-Death
of Prince Metternich.
June I3. The Austrians abandon Piz-
xighettone - Garibaldi at Brescia--
Cremona and Brescia declare for the
King of Sardinia-The allied army
passes the Seria-General D'Urban re-
tires from Coccaglia. ....
June IA. The Duke of Modena arrives
at Mantau-D'Urban occupies Cavri-
ana, but evacuates in the same night
Revolt at Venice.
June Is. Garibaldi repulsed by an over.
whelming force of the Austrians at
Castenedolo- He retreats toward Lo.
nalo.
June l6. Gen. Count Schlick takes
command of the second Austrian Ar
my, replacing Gyula-The headquar-
ters of Napoleon III removed to Covo.
The Austrian Emperor at Travig-
liato.
THE EIGHTH WEEK OF THE wAR-PREPA-
RATIoNs FOR THE FINAL AND DECISIVE
BATTLE.
June II. The Austrians occupy Mon
techiaro and Castiglione. Kossuth
af leaves London for Italy.
June l8. The Emperor and King enter
Brescia. The Austrians occupy the
- Psss of the Stelvio. The Emperor
Hsa Francis Joseph reviews portion of
-s his army at Tomato. He assumes su-
preme command of the army. The
Papal troops, having through the
treachery of the Priests, captured Per-
ugis. indulge in ferocious massacre
as of the Inhabitants.
June 19. The Third Division of the
! 3l.Adriatic Fleet sails from Toulon.
june 90. The Austrians abandon Mon.
teehiaro. Castiglione, and Lonato.
Jnne 81. The Emperor and King leave
Brescia for the Camp. The Austrians
re-occupy Monteahairo and Castiglione.
Francis Joseph fixes his headquarters
at Villafranca.
June az. The French pass the Chiese
aq at Montechairo, and push reconnois.
sance as far as Golto. The head.
quarters of Francis Joseph at Vallegio.
Kossnth arrives at Genoa.
june 90. The French Emperor and the
King urge reconnaissance as far al
Desenzano. The Austrians in full
force repass the Mincio, and occupy
{ Pozzolengo, Solferino and Cavriana.
Tumnlts at Milan against the Jesuits
THE NINTH WEEK OF THE WAR-THE BAT
TIE OF soLFERINo-THE ALLIES PAS
as THE M1NCIo.
June "a. Great Battle of Solferino
$50 900 Austrians defeated by th
Allies numbering 100000. The Aus
srians repass the Mincio. The Allie'
headquarters at Cavriana.
June IS. Prussia proposes in the Die
i the mobilization of the Federal army
Panic retreat of the French troops a
Is iBrescia.
June 26. Kossuth arrives at Parms
and after comforting with Prince Ma
poleon, proceeds to the Imperial head
quarters. IT ~
June 81. A portion of Garibaldi's troop
under Major Medici, occupy the pas
e of Tonal, between Val Camonica an
the Tyrol.
June %. The Allies crossing the Mir
clio, enter the Venician States.
June 30. The vanguard of the Austr
ans advances to Villa Franco.
June 80. The Imperial head-quartel
~ removed to Volta. The corps {
.PrinceNapoleon joins the main bod
of the Allied army at Vallegio. Tt
Sardinians commence the siege {
Peschiera. The new British Ministr
q declares in Parliament its determin,
tion to maintain an inviolable neutra
:. ity. 45l J IL
THE TENTH WEEK OF THE WAR-BEFOB