The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-16

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beenh nsssing 4 FAsis " - 49, ~ - "
matte AgeDts q Rsaseo u IL Is....
tney 1ave beenH despatched a - - 0r
troer from ne Emperor. Its 49, psAk
have been ordered 10 'aid ID re,s;rs saS Z
sdrTection 10 Turkey and the ins.,..up -
| Gen. Gsribaldi has received $3.50 q H.
The Upper Valletine, and was = n.s. -" y aea@
no win 5000 men and where "a ~ IsN
Sklrmishes have taken Ma.
tween the French corps 81 V.II.,, Dosais u
Austfiany guarding the Ststvio p... &c "
srians n!9ber l3 companies Of rnf.n. -
companies OF carbineers They 1sotss
esoos between Glaurus and Trafer 800 -
nss been placed In position 10 eorr..s - ! osit1
e Ss.vio. BaFricades have slso n. ~
80 spcfe ~ great fear Of descent - aessN
Ine swiss federal council has d,c,a.s
eeft WIN the BeIligerents that any s.eA
aier seeking shelter In Switzerland .I.Maa ~
oack 20 their country, their Goverr-ss sas
gag'ng not 70 employ them In the 49, .
me eafrisOns o. SevenA and The .sI."s&.
0sraDsldls corps will conseauen,l. '1en 4
Dack. Il v nd Che Austrian Non.,,t N@
tne recrsseng offAe Minco 10 opDo.. s 0iArsi
advice q Gen. Hess. s''"onhds
!oe SArdinian account OF the ba,,l. :.
Ienne sayson the 24th she Emoero, I VI.
the Sardinian army to occupy Pn,,cl. UaefA
invest pescbieroFwhiie the French vi
Solferino and Cosaisna. Sh occupied
Msrsnal DhiIliers met with unarna,.,
cnit'es and the Piedsucntese al.o $3.50
great forces OF the enemy while D,ITSt;.le'd
formed pfodigies of valor 1t Solferino pf
The Emperor perciving tina, h. ~,
tending With tbe entire army di.nl....aa
corps OF Marshals' Mel and MeNahnn y
and ordered Conrobert 10 region ~ y, Fs
perial Guard The King had hss, .au We In
direct all possible force against solss.eaA
accordingly ordered Generals Faut;
rand 70 convey succor to the FrencA ~ "
Fault had already commanded Nv r .snenL
to De made, when news arrived ~, ,h'nsas
nolsance OF the. BID and 5th divls;e,. =. eesa-
danger OF being cut OF DesenzsBn - 'sNs
rior force. The King recalled I'm, ~
ed the Brigade OF Aosia To Tsta,, - oseet {
to San hartino Hasi+rer. M,,.h.p e'y n,py to
was at Soiferino and marched saain., q. anaers "a
Tne hing having been informed ~, seA
standing the Sd and 5tb Divisions 49,. a- !
y was difficult 10 carry the height y
MARITIME, ordered general attack ~
divisions with the brigade Of Aesia 4.
division under General Lamarmora and ~
gade OF Piedmont. s. In spite OF tn 80.
tempest, General Lamarmora directed Nj. -.
by Puzzolongo aud descended upon SIN ~,
no. but was attacked from the side Of pv,.
ioneo. ihe AUD regiment moving Is the ~ !.
pulsed the enemy causing great loss vfI..
artillery. In spite OF the delay of Gen. De-
des corps occa stoned by the tempest ana 4.
noranee ofsthe guides, the Sd and 5th div,o..
and brigade dislodged the enemy from h.
formidable position, and brilliant yicto,y MI
ed this contest Of IS hours which vas .u.,,,.l
with heroic bravery.
The French account Of the battle in the Va.
iteur thus describes It:
At o'clock in the A. N. the frs. co,r.
DER Marshal D'Hilliers began tie eprays.,a.,
before So'ferino. The heights ana T,r.S.aa
were occupied alter sangainary conhat. 80
ing the I'd corps d'armee Marshsl 49,
which was on the right of the LIST cora Il M.
plain extended itself TO tile RICH. TO ioir n.
column of Marshal Neil, which was nrsrek,r
upon Medale. TIE Emteror had taken 80
mand OF the whole army. His Majesty go
The infantry and artillery Of the guardNM.
vance and place themselves between thu
and Bird corps, and carry San Cassiano. then j
order to reinforce the right 81 McMahon,s Con-.
nand, which was a little exposed in conseoueD1,
Of the distance which separated them ana A.
troop Of Gen. Neil. His majesty zen, All a,
cavalry Of the guard and tvo divisions Of csy.
airy Of the lst and 3rd corps I'd. Csproh..
had been charged to wateh tie movement, X 4
the Austrians expected on the side Of Msptu.
During the whole day they fought, advspcp,
slowly, but always IN good order. the carr
going up towards each other The LIT corn
alter taking possession Of .soI.erino seized n %
The positions, one after another in Pozzalcaro III
Night slone stopped their career. The rua,a "
seized San Cassalio and Cavafina without osip,
lime. The last village was carried with great
'plrit under the eyes OF the Emperor, Who hin-
,elf directed the fire Of the artillery.
The 4th corps, under Marshal Neil, Advanced
'tep by step, always gaming ground There
vas time when 10 cover their retrea. the Avs
rians made a desperate effort 10 place then.
elves between the 4th and "a corps, fste.
trug9le ensued, the infantry and artillery ssok
BART in the conflict and the cavalry by ssrsnl
harges decided the success OF the day.