Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-02

i form a Cabinet-Headquarterso OF the
French advanced to Gorgonzola 80.
June 12.-The vanguard of the French army
passes the Adda at Cassano-The Sar
| dinian army passes the AIDA at Va
| prio- The Austrians complete the
| evacuation Of the Papal Territory, and
| r also Withdraw from Modeha-Death Of
/ Prince Metternich.
June l3.-The Austrisns abandon Pizsiehet
tone-Garibaldi at Brescia-Cremons
and Brescia declare for the King o
..- Sardinis-The Allied army passes the
1 p" Seria-Gen. d'Urban retires from Coo
caglia.
June 1.-THE Duke of Modena arrives at Man.
l r. -. tua-d'Urban occupies Csvriana, but
~ evacuates it the same night-Revolt al
Venice. -.n t.-H.-. ....- ~
june Is 5.--Gsribaldirepulse by an overwhelm
| O.. ing force of Austrians at Castenedolo;
| he retreats towards Tomato. -, ."
1 June 16.--Gen. Count Schlick takes command
| of the second Austrian army, replacing
Gyulai-The headquarters of Napoleon
| III removed to Covo-The Austrian
f's' Emperor at Travigliato. s..
| THE EIGHTH wEEK OF THE EwAR-PREPARArIoSs
FOR TIE FINAL AND DECISIVE BArrLE.
4 June II The Austrians occupy Montechiaro
and Castiglione-Kossuth leaves Lon
| don for Italy. r..-
June lS.-The Emperor and King enter Bres-
cia-The Austrians occupy the pass of
the Stelbio-The Emperor Francis Jo-
seph reviews portion Of his army at
honato-He- assumes supreme COM
mand of the army-The Papal troops
having, through the treachery of the
priests, captured PerugiS indulge in a
fsrocious massacre of the lnha bitants.'
June l9.-The Third Division of the Adriatic
feet sails from Toulon. ..
June 20.-The Austrians abandon Montechiaro,
- Castiglione, and Tomato. D.. ,
June 2l.-The Emperor and King leave Bres-
cia for the Camp-The Austrians re-
occupy Montechiaro and Csstiglione-.
Francis Joseph fixes his headquarters
Mt Villa Franco E..| - "
June 22.-The French pass the Chiese at Mon
techiaro, and push a reconnaissance as
.- far as Goito-The headquarters Of
-:- Francis Joseph at Vallegio-Kossuth
arrives at Genoa
June 23-The French Emperor and the King
urge a reconnaissance as far as Desen-
sano-The Austrians, in full force, re-
pass the Mincio, and occupy Po5zolen-
20, Solferino, and Cavriana-Tumults
at Milan against the Jesuits.
THE NINTH WEEK OF THE wAR--rHE BATTLE OF
soLrERINo-rnE ALLIES PASS THE NINCIo
June A--Great battle of Solferino; $50, 900
Austrians defeated by the Allies, num-
bering l5O, ,0OO-The Austrians repass
the Mincio-the Allied headquarters
at Cavriana.
June 25.-Prussia proposes in the Diet the mo-
bilization of the Federal army-Panc-
Retreat of French troops at Brescia.
june 26.-Kossuth arrives at Parma, and after
comforting with Prince Napoleon, pro-
ceeds to the Imperial headquarters.
June PA portion of Garibaldi's troops, un-
der Major Mediei, occupy the pass Of
TOnal, between Val-Camonica and the
Tyrol.
June 2S.-The Allies crossing the Mincio, enter
the Venitian States.
June 29.-The vanguard Of the Allies advances
to the Villa Franca
June 30.-The Imperial headquarters removed
to VOLATILE corps of Prince Napo-
leon joins the main body of the allied
army at Vallegio The Sardinians
commence the siege of Peschiera-The
new British Ministry declares in Par
Lament its determination to maintain
an inviolable neutrality.
THE TENTH WEEK OF THE wAR-REPosE AFTER
THE BATTLE.
July 3-The Emperor removes his headquar-
tiers from Volta, and crossing the Min
clio, fixes them at VallegiO,
July 4.-Ten thousand French troops landed at
Lussin-Piccolo, in the Adriatic-G rand
TIE Dsum for the victory Of SOlferino,
in Notre Dame.
July 5.-The Austrians retire from Bormio, af-
ter sharp action, in which they arc
defeated by Garibaldi.
ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE wAR-THE ARMIsTIcB
AND THE PEACE.
July S.-Armistice concluded between the two
Emperors at Villa Franca-Zara bonn
barded by the French frigato Impet-
ueuse.
July H.-Interview between Napoleon III.
and Francis Joseph-The war termi-
mated by the Peace Of Villa Franco.