The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-24
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The SsTth Week of the WaY--Ihe Great Battles o
4 Magenta and Aalegnaao.
June s. The Austrians hastily evacuate sar
DINA. Severe action at Buhalora. Garibaldi AGAR
marches upon Varese, beats the Austrians and re
occupies it.
June 4. The conflict at Bufalora concludes il
a splendid victory Of the Allies at Magenta.
June 6. Milan rises upon the Austrians. The
garrison retires Victor Emanuel proclaimed King
Lombardy annexed to Sardinia. Grand 7e Deuu
, at Paris for the victory at Magenta.
June Z. The Emperor and King enter Milan
The Austrian custom-houses on Lake Maggiore
seized BY Garibaldrs corps
4 June 8. Garibaldi pursues the Austrians. who
4 retreattowards Monza. Proclamation Of NAPOLEON
III to the Italians
June 9. Marshal paraguay d'Hilliers attacks
the Austrans at Malegnano and after a severe
contest, carries that post On the same day the
Austrian Count durham is beaten by Marshal Can.
robert, at Canonica. The Austrians eyacuate La.
veno on the Lago Maggiore. The Emperor and
j King attend mass at Milan.
] The Seventh Week of the, War-the Retreat of the
!. Austrians.
June TO- Garibaldi enters Bergamo. The Aus.
TRANS evacuate Pavia and Piacenza The Duchess
of Parma arrives at Verona.
June IL. The Austrians evacuate Lodi.s They
also eracuate Bologna and Ancona. Resignation
Of the Derby Ministry in England. Lord Palmer
ston invited to form Cabinet. Headquarters Of
the French ADVANCED to Gorgonzola
June II. The vanguard Of the French army
passes the AIDA at Cassano. The Sandman army
passes the AIDA at Vaprio. The Austrans com
plete the evacuation of the Papal territory, and
also withdraw from Modena. Death of Prince
Metternich.
June Is. The Austrians abandon Pizzighettone
Garibaldi at Brescia. Cremona and Brescia de.
clare for the King Of Sardinia. The Allied army
passes the Seria. Gen. durham retires from Ccc.
caglia
June IA. The Duke of Modena arrives at Man.
! tua. Durham occupies Cayriana, but evacuates it
the same night. Revolt at Venice.
June Is. Garibaldi repuised by an overwheln,-
ling force of the Aussrans at Castenedolo. He re-.
treats towards Tomato.
| June l6. Gen. Count schlick takes command
Of the Second Austrian army, replacing Gyulai.
The headquarters ofNapoleon III removed to Coyo.
The Austrian Emperor at Travisliato.
7As = 1sgatA Week Of the. Par Preparations for
TIE Final 1,d Ie.;.;.s D.ssl..
! June II. The Austrians occupy Montechiaro
land Castiglione. Kossuth leaves London for Italy,
| June IS. The Emperor and King enter Brescia
The Austrans occupy the pass Of the stelvo. The
Emperor Francis Joseph reviews portion of his
army at Tomato. He assumes supreme command Of
the army. gae Papal troops, having through the
treachery Of the priests captured Perugia, indulge
ina ferocious massacre Of the inhabitants.
June 10. The Third Division Of the Adriatic
Fleet sails from Toulon.
| June 20. The Austrians abandon Montechiaro,
Castiglione and Tomato
June 81. The Emperor and King leave Brescia
for the Camp. The Austrians .re-occupy Montech-
faro and Castiglicne. Francis Joseph fixes his
headquarters at Villa Franco.
June %. The French pass the Chiese at Monte
ehiaro, and push reconnaissance as far as Goito.
The headquarters of Francis Joseph at Vallegio.
Kossuth arrives at Genoa.
June 90. The French Emperor and the King
urge reconnaissance as far as Desenzano. The
Austrans in full force repass the Mincio, and occu-
Ipy Pozzolengo, solferino and Cavriana. Tumults
at Milan against the Jesuits.
The Ninth Week Of the War-7Ae Battle Of Sole,
rino-Ihs allies Pass the Miacio
June "A. Great battle of Solferino, 900, 600
Austrians defeated by the Allies, numbering 1907
900. The Austrians repass the Mincio Tie Allied
headquarters at Cavriana
June 25. Prussia proposes in the Diet the mo-
bilization of the Federal army. Panic-retreat Of
French troops at Bresca.
June 26.s Kossuth arrives at Parma, and after
conferring with Prince Napoleon, proceeds to the
Imperial head quarters.
June ~. A portion Of Garibaldi' troops, under
HoJ' nAc.ASs oNSuPI WV pass VI AoAai3 ocIHeeu
Val Camonica and the Tyrel.
| June %. The Allies crossing the Mincio, enter
the Venetian States.
June 30. The vanguard Of the Allies advances
| to Villa Franco.
June 80. The Imperial headquarters removed
to Volta. The corps Of Prince Napoleon joins the
main body of the Allied army at Vallegio. The
ssardnans commence the siege Of Peschiera. The
British Ministry declares in Parliament Its de-
termination to maintain an inyiolable neutrality.
The Tenth Week Of the War-Repose after the
Battle.
July 8. The Emperor removes his head quarters
from Volta, and crossing the Nincio, fixes them at
Vallegio.
July 4. Ten thousand French troops landed at
Lussin- Piceolo, in the Adriatic. Grand Te Deum
for the victory of Solfcrino in Notre Dame.
July 5. The Austrans retire from Bormio, after
q sharp action, in which they are defeated by
Garibaldf
The Eleeentk Week ofsthe War-1He Armistice
and the Peace.