The Seat of War
THE plains of Lombardy are what Louis Napoleon calls classic ground. That is, the Austrians and French have been having their quarrels out there for the last 300…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1859
5 stories in New England's papers
Original Poetry. "Cry Havoc, and Let Slip the Dogs of War."
WHAT are thine emblems. Warrior? What are they? The beautiful. The terrible, the grand? An eagle strong-winged, swooping on his prey; A linn. springing on an Arab band;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Late European Intelligence. the War in Italy
The despatch of the French Emperor addressed to the French people, the report of Count Gyulai to his master, Francis Joseph, and the letters from the camp of the allies,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Intelligence. 'Home News' Office, Saturday Afternoon, June 18, 1859. the War
THE latest intelligence from the seat of war confirms the Opinion that the Aurtrians do not intend to fight till they have reached the fortress[?] of the Minico and the Adige…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Two Days' Later From the Seat of War Telegraphic Desfatch[?]. [The very latest news of the war, translated for the 'Sydneuy Morning Herald,' from the 'Semaphore de Marseille' of Che 20th of June last.] (From Paris, Saturday, 18th June, at 22 min. to 11 a.m.; received at Marseilles at 25 min. past 12.)
TRAVIGLIATO, 17TH JUNE.—The Emperor is in perfect health, and the physical and moral state of his army is excellent.— 'Moniteur.'…
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