Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-01
rnEhiMrSARY ryrSrs.

tum Statement OF the war question
addressed TO the Corps Legislatif by Count
Walewski--French troops first cross Mount
Cents.
April 27.--Reyolution in TuscOny--The
Grand Duke retires.
THE FIRST wEEK OF THE wAR-THE AUS
TEIASs gSTgR sARD1SM.
April 20.-The Austrians, under Count
Gyulai, pass Ticino-Marshal Canrobort and
General Neil reach Turin and assume COM
mand Of their respective corps darmee-
General Mcmahon arrives at Genoa--Death
Of General Bouat.
April 30.---Tho Austrians occupy Noyara
The French ambassador quits Vienna.
May liking Victor Emanuel leaves
Turin to take command Of his army--The
Austrians occupy Mortara--Their steamers
seize the Sandman ports on Lake Maggore
Three Austrian vessels ropulsed in the
lake.
May 3-Mauiesto Of Napoleon III adj
dressed TO the Corps LegslNtif--The Aus
trians pass the Po at Cambio--They are rs-
pulsed in an attempted crossing at Frassin-
etto--They burn the bridge over tho Scrivia
at Placenza- Austrian vanguard reaches
Tronzano.
May 4.--The Duchess Regent of Parma
enters her capitol--Ihe conflict at Frassin-
etto continues--The Austrians, passing the
Po at Nacarizza, advance to Sale-A cannon
ade at Vnlenza.
THE SECOND WEEK OF THE wAR---THE FRENCH
EMPEROR PROCEEDS TO THE SEAT OF WAR.
May G.-Gonoral Cialdina, issuing from
Casale, seizes convoy of the enemy.
May THE Austrians repass the To al
Gerola.
May 10.--The Emperor Napoleon EfI and
the Prince Napoleon Jerome leave Paris for
the seat of war-The Austrians complete
retrograde movement to the left Of the Sesia.
May 1l.--The Emperor cmbarks at Mar
seilles--Thc Austrians pause at Vercell
and return reconnoitering parties to the
right bank of the riyer-They occupy the
River Caro-.
May l2.--The Emperor lands at Genoa.
THE THIRD WEEK OF THE wAR-THE AUS
TRANS RETREAT.
May !4.--The Austrians occupy Bobbio,
and push their advanced post to Casteggio.
May 15--The French Emperor arrives ut
Alcssandria,
May l6.--1he French squadron of Ad-
miral Jurien-Graviere anchors before Venice
The Emperor visits the outposts at Val
ANA.
May 1.-THE Austrians threaten the
bridge at Stella--Thc Emperor visits the
headquarters of the King at Occimiano--
The Austrians yAinly attempt to take the
bridge at Valenza.
| May 19.-The headquarters of Count
! Gyulai transferred in retreat to Garlasco.
/ THE FOURTH WEEK or THE Wharf.-The BAT
TIES OF MoNTEBEIIo AND vERcELLI
May 20.--Great speech of NJ. Kossuth on
the war, delivered at London Tayern--Bat-
tie of Montebelo-Thc Allies, numbering
$500, under General Forey, defeat 25,OOO
Austrians under General Count Stadion--
The Emperor visits Oasale.
May 21.--The Piedmontese, under Gen.
eral Cialdina, force the passage of the Sesia
at Vercelli, routing the Austrians-Garibaldi
with his corps, leaves Bella, and marches
for Northwestern Lombardy--Theb blockade
of Venice re-established.
May 22.--Death Of the King OF Naples.
May 23.--Garibaldi, passing the Ticino al
Sesto Calende, defeats the enemy and cap
lures Vorcse,
May 24.-Garibaldi attacked by the Aus
trians, beats them-Colonel Cristoforis, with
iaportion Of Garibaldi's force, beats the Aus.
trians near Sesto Colende-The Emperor al
Voghera.
May 26.-The Emperor arrives at Yer.
ceilli-Garibaldi again beats the Austrians al
Malmate
THE FIFTH WEEK OF THE Wharf.-The BATTLE
OF PALEsTRo.
May 27.--Garibaldi marches upon Como
and routing the Austrians at San Fermo, oc.
cupies that city--Rapid movement Of the
French army from the south to the north oi
the Po--Montebello and Casteggio evacuated
thaY ,aI hxyt tba A
May 29.--Garibaldi occupies Camerlata
and Locco--Austrian vessels lombard Ca
Mobile, on Lake Maggiore--The Valtelhne
rise in insurreotion.
May 3l.--Battle Of Palestro--The Allies,
commanded by Victor Emanual, attack the
AustFiRns--The Emperor of Austria, attend
cd by Field Marshal Baron Hess, arrives at
Verona.
June 1.-The Allies defeat the Austrians
at Pslestro-General Mel occupies Novara.
June 2.-Garibaldi, retiring before a pow
lerful body Of the enemy attacks Laveno un-
successfully Austrians attack the Al
lied outposts at Robbie, but speedily retreat
The advance of the Allies under Mcmahon
enters Lombardy by the bridge of Turbigo
THE SIXTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE GREAT
BATTLES or MAGENTA AND MALEGNANo.
june 3.-The Austrians hastily evacuate
Sardinia--Severe action at Buiialora--Gari
baldi again marches upon Yerese, beats the
Austrans, and re-occupies it.
June 4.-The conflict at Buffalora con.
cludes in splendid victory of the Allies al
Magenta.
June 6 MILAN rises upon the Austrians
The garrison retires-Nictor Emanual
proclaimed King--Lombardy annexed to
Sardinia--Grand re De,ta at Paris for the
victory of Magenta.
June THE Emperor and King enter
Milan--The Austrian custom-houses on
Lake MOggiore seized by 6aribaldi's corps
June 9.-Garibaldi pursues the Austrians
] who retreat toward MOnza,
june 9.-Mayshal paraguay d'Hiliers at
tacks tho Auslrians at Malegnano, and after
severe contest carries that post--The Aus
trians eyacuate Layeno on the Lago Mag,
giore, e,--NelO York Times
ANTICIPATED EvILs.-Enjoy the present
whatsoever it may be, and be not solicitous
for the future; for it you take your foot from
the present standing, and thrust it forward
towards to-morrow's event, you are in rest
less condition. 1t is like refusing to quench
! your present thirst, by fearing you shall want
drink the next day. If it be we'll to-day, il
is madness to make the present miserable by
tearing It may be i'll .morrow-when YOU
belly is full of to-days dinner, to fear that