The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09


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thava heen senrS.a 81 ssaooe. "a ths ~ col-
umns are asTivine 81 foreed marchea unon
~ sseno Of the oonsese The Austrian armv
has shoesa il peaisioa & occupies line ON he
oshes dido Of The Chiess. the center Of which
rests upon the heikhts Of Cassielione. before
Psschisrs the right wing exsende to Tomato
the left 10 Cassel-G ofFtedo. On the I7th the
Emperor Francis joseph reviewed the tvo corna
Nnsmae encevr.S :, fs.ss. 1 's's wv SO'Ps
The allied armies follow the enemy stan bv
yep combining their movementA II 10 poesi-
ole that the pivot Of their operations will be the
| 0oufg OF Monte Chiaro. evacuated peecipitAtely
~ the Austrian rear guard. A French corps 10
advancing BY forced marches in The valtellinc,
| Shere the Austrians made . feins Of descending
from Fosmio to threaten the rear Of she allied
| armies. n
81 IA ground cboeen bv he Aust,;sna far A..
Iug bassls has been wen studiea bv the;r
| Kensr1ls these positions served habitually for
| the erAnd manoeuvres Of the autumn. The lat
ter fact is not ignored at the French head omar.
| ters. and precautions have bean taker accord.
ingly.
The rana sfhen v;n n. ,,.v.a -. .,
| chancee-nS r1rible rame-v;,hcn, ,..saasSs :.
the miiitarv historv If rrodsrr H. ss"s -
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ne osy before yesterday Prince Napoleon
Re- - - s~.nsA
oPerauons have commenced in the Adriatic
upon she coasts Of Dalnata. 1t is stated that
.ne =. Austr'ane, while the French arnx arches
alnclo, wlsh to direct . body 0fs6%000 men
t0e Iyfof upon Milan, but It is not 10y likely
tnst the Austrian Generate will try one OF Nose
ooie @en@nvres TO which they aressso little ac-
cusSoe.ed. In any case, precautions have been
sAken'
= correspondence Of the London Times.
PsriA ondsy, June 900, Pm
we ein dahy expectation Of news of .
battle cle Aincio-a great battle. which if
sost Dy the Austriane, may hasten the solution
Of the great question At issue, and dssipate
the delusion tAat they can continue to hold
Lomoardy as before. The famous fortresses
VIII, Ne are told, not long stand out against Ne
rif1ed cannon at least, such is the opinion ex-
pressed by persons who, we're not their national
feelings enlisted, would be very good authority
on such question. Should q battle. then. be
lost by the Austrians the Minico, il is thought
or hoped that the Neutral Powers may try to
bring about an armistice, With view to an ute
rior arrangement There are various versions.
or rather c0njectufes as to the nature of this ar
ranRement. Ose is that Austria will be induced
70 abandon'h her claims to L1ombardy, which will
be annexed to &iedmont, and that Venice will
be DECEASED q ffeGacity. with portion a terri
n an fan IVA 1,nsa~ r.
uannaf De North Of Italy would be rescued
from The Aussrians from the Mediterranean to
the Adriafic.s Thers are. various other plans
spoken Of, perhaps with no greater founda-
ton. Tie attention OF everybody is 6xed ON |
the expeooed battle Of the Minico-ths Minico.
which q regarded a. the Rubcon of the modern
Cesar.
promsae Par,, Steele. Ju,41stb.1
.From Peaches. ~ M.n,r. ~. come. oe.h.
Ninciosis ahout Gin Ie.gnas ). ,hs cro,, A;as. ~
thai limited snac,,s ,hs rss..aa me-, ~ ,"sa.S
To at,emnt this orsr.f;or tbora .ra o..,.;n
nointa n.tnrallv ;nd;e.,ed nv their rns;,;on SIa
TACT SthS nrinc;rai cond;,,on to secure ,ha
6oncbe of anv hr;dce th,o.n ove. : ,;var i -
drive the enemv go f.or, ,ho onros;,S hanl
n ;eno, d,AcnI, ~ ,hs. ;e = so,,,sd
in the course Of ~ r;ve. -hsro m tbo o,a
hand tho .tresm 1orm. =, .nsis .ov..as. The
st.scino nsrty and oo ,hs oshsr ~ oso,nS
\. hoh enpnob 10 co,nm.n1 ~ h.,s ,as sv
nv the enemr ;t-ond no . orest sdvsn,saa ~
sttemnt the mass, % a. such > no;n, hscsnse "
plunging fire could not be concentrated on the
enemy placed in the middle of semi-circle of
batteries. Now the course Of the Mincio pre-
SCENTS to an army wishing to force its passage,
fsom the Milan side, only two points combining
these advan,ages-at MosAmbano and Volta
On these two points the stream makes an ell
bow, eontng 70 the west, and the ground on
the rght bank " considerably higher thar On
the other. These two poinesswere therefore
choeen in the wars OF the Revolution, i 17S6
snd lS0U and also in the campaign Of l64S, to
force the passage Of the Mincio. Moreover, the
possession OF two 0rtfesses like Pesch'era and
hantua, on SO short line renders its defence
easier, Tor the Snemy have their wings perfect.
su I:!s ala can oeooucn uneApeetepiy
tory teaches us that for an a,my ven com
msnded The massage Of ,he M;ncio il almos, : Ii
certainty. The Austrsins co.,iS. mt rrsvsnt Fl
Bonsparte from CROSSING - Il in m o6 = nor Rrns
in 1900, notwithstanding the sanguiiary battle .
fought BY Bellegardo-nor the Piedmontese
army in 1873 " Lich forced the river at three
Goato, Aozambono and Broghetto. {
The passage once effected, the eonquerors
are in the centre Of the equadrelateral, and
Of the places which form its four corners
feschiera, Aantua, LeDago and Verona
.nd oe'ng 50 VIII have most probably TO
asnta pltcned batste TO force the enemy back.
INPERLAG MOVEMENTS.
fFrou tSs Brussels Nord.l
! Wa baee raason ~ co,,,.d;., Tho r.ro-,s
oroachng return OF the Emperor OF far's. We
,noers.ana 'nas sach q tong mas never been
noasus VI. MS hJesty ~ activeiy occupied