Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY =, 1859.
SIX WEEKS OF THE ITALIAN WAR.
A CHRONICLE or THE CAMPA IL "

1899. ITcfiWtHdfy Ef"i'S.
April l9.-Departure OF the first body of French
troops from Touluu-Austrian ultima
tum dispatched from Vienna to Turin.
April 21.--It is received at Turin.
April 26.-rhe limit fixed by the utimatnm ex
pres--Statemeut OF the war question
addressed to the CD,ps- Legisi"f9 ny
Count WalewSki-French troops hrst
cross Mount Gents.
April 21.--Reyolutiou in Tuseany-lhe "raho
Duke retrcs.
THE FIRST Week nt tie WW-IHe A"sf'idns
entry. sardinia.
April 29.-The Austrians, under Count Gyulai.
pas. cino--Marshal Canrobcr, and
zen. Mel reach Turin. aud assume
command of their respective corps d.
armee--Gen. Mcmahon arrives AT tie
noa-D.ath Of Gen. Bouat.
April 3U.--The Austrians occupy No'ara-Ihe
French Ambassador quits Vienna.
May liking Victor Emmanuel leaves Turin t"
take command of his army--The Aus
trians occupy Mortara-Their steamers
seize the Sandman ports Oh Lake Mag
giore-Three Austrian vessels repulscd
in the lake.
MAY S-Maniiesto of Napoleon I'LL. addressed to
the C0rps LcyisiufT-The AuStrians
pass the Pc at Cambio-They are re
pulsed in an attempted crossing at Fras
sinetto-They burn the bridge over the
Scrivia ut Piacenla-The Austrian van
guard reaches Tronzauo
May I.--The Duchess Regent of Parma enters her
capital--The conflict at Frassinctt"
continues The Austrians. passing the
Pc at Nacarissa, advance To Sale-A
cannonadc at Valenza.
The Second Week Of Tire War--The ffe"ch
Emperor proceeds 10 the seat ~ ~ar.
May 6-Gen. Cialdini, issuing from Casule, seizes
u convoy of the enemy.
May THE Austrians repass the Po at derola.
May lO-The Emperor Napoleon Ill. aud the
Prince Napoleon. Jerome leave Paris for
the seat of war-The Au>trians complete
Il retrogradc movement to the left OF the
Sesa.
Nav 1.-THE Emperor embarks at Marseillcs-
The AuStrians pause at Nercel and
return accommodating parties T." the
right bank of the rirer-They Occupy
RWergaro.
Nav l2-The Emperor lands at Genoa
The Third Week Of tie Wa-The +l"st'ia"s
Retreat.
May 1.-THE Austrans occupy Bobbio, and push
their advanced posts TO Castesgio
May l5.-The French Emperor arrives at Alessan-
dria.
MAY l6-The French Squadron of Admiral Juri-
en- Graviere anchors before Venice
The Emperor visits the outpUsts at Va
lenza
May 1.-THE Austrans threaten the Bridge at
Stea-The Emperor visits the Head
:;;-arters of the King ut Occimlano-
The Austrans vainly attempt To take
the Bridge at Valenza.
NAV l9-The Headquarters OF Count Gyulai
transferred in retreat to Garlasco.
The Fourth Week 0fMe Wdl-Tae BattleS q
Momtebeiio and rerceH
NAV 2O-Grcat Speech of NJ. kossuth on the
War; delivered at London Tavern
BATTLE or MoNrEBELLo-The Allies,
numbering $500, under ten. f"iey,
defeat q, 900 Austrians under General
Count Stadon-The Emperor visits
Casale.
Nav 2l-The PiedmOntese, under Cen Cial'tlni,
force the passage ot the Se-ia, ut Yer
cell, routing the Austrians-Garlhaldi,
with his corps. leaves Bella, and
marches for Northwestern Lunbardy
The blockade of Venice re-estab-
lished.
MAY 22-Death Of the King OF Naples.
NAV 23-Garibaldi, passing the Ticin" at Sesto
Calende defeats the enemy aud cap
lures Vsrese.
MAY 25--Garibaldi, attacked by the AuStrians,
beats them-Col. Crstot"ris, with u
portion of Garibaldi's f.rce, beats the
Austrians near Sesto Calende-The
Emperor ut Noshera.
MAY 26.-The Emperor arrives at Nercelii-Garl-
badi again beats tho AuStrians ut NAL
mate.
THE Fifth Week ofhe HM-1he Battle Of
IdiestrO.
Nav 27-Garibad marches upon Como, ana,
routing the Austrlans NJ san rermo'
occupies that city-Rapid movement
of the French army from the south to
the north Of the Po-Montcbeo and
Casteggio evacuated by them, occupied
by the AuStrianS.
NAV 2s-Garibaldi occupies Camcrlata and leeco
Austrian vessels lombard CanObbo,
on Lake Maggiore-The Naltelllhe H.
SOS in instruction.
Nav 3I-Buttlc of Palestro-The Allies, comman-
ded BY Victor Emmanuel, attack the
Austrans-The Emperor Of Austria,
attended by Field Marshal Baron Hess,
arrives at Verona.
Juns 1.-The Allies defeat the AuStrians at PaleS-
tro--,ieneral Mel occupies Novara.
june 2.-Garibaldi, retiring before II powerful
body of the enemy. attacks LaNeno I'M
successfully-The Au>trianS attack the
allied outposts at Robbie, but speedily
rctreat-The advance of the Allies un-
der Mcmahon enters Lombarly 10y the
bridge of Turbigo.
The Sirfh Week Of tie Wdr-The Great Bat
ties of .Myenta and .Haiegnono.
lime 3-The Amsfrium- hos,iy erac"ots Sa'di"i"
Severe action at Butiuorn-Garibal-
di again marches upon Earese, beats
the Austrians, and reocrupic it.
june 4-The conflict ut Bu'alora concludes in n
splendid victory of the Allies ut Ma
genta ~,
lime b-Milau rises upon the Austrians-Ihe
garrison retires-Nictor Emmanuel pro-
claimed king--Lombardy annexed t"
Sarainiu-Grand r. D"am at Paris fol
the victory at Magenta.
Juns The Emperor and King enter Milan
The Austrian custom houses ON Lake
Maggiors seized by Garibaldi's corps
lima s-aaribsldi pursues the Austrians, who
retreat towards Monza
lima 9-Marshsl paraguay dllilliers attacks the
Austrians at Malegnauo, and after a
severe contest, carries that post-The
Anstriaus evacuate LavcnO on the
Lago Maggiore
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