Campaign news from Paris and Milan in early Italy action
The Evening Mail reports Paris journals announcing a general Italian offensive by Austrians. Massena gains an apparent advantage. French posts are retaken and prisoners taken. Moniteur notes concentrated French forces, reserve armies, and warnings to southern departments.
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War rumors from Europe from 6th int to Genoa conflict
Private letters from Italy report a planned general attack by Austrian forces on Genoa on the 6th. Dispatches note movements toward Italy, Bolstered Austrian forces, and French plans, with Emperor Nicholas II and Archduke Carl tied to Vienna Petersburgh news. An Italian theater intensifies with Melas directing forces from Alessandria toward Savona as Genoa fate looms.
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Ifélis
Leghorn
Grifon
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Chur
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Bohemia
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Russia
Miloradovitch
Funsten Bene
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Ostrette
Albenztia
Alessandria
Pavia
Arriz
Melas
France Consul reviews emigrant inquiry progress and army orders
The First Consul will monthly review the Commission on Emigrants and on the 20th signed orders erasing 260 to 300 emigrants, with Nord department workers among them. Reports mention high political figures of the Constituent Assembly and notes about the Army of Egypt quarantining at Hieres islands, while new staff and generals are appointed to the army.
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Nee
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Paris Papers Report April 6 Major Action and Naval Movements
Paris reports say on April 6 Gen Melas led 18,000 men and attacked a position, but was repulsed. Austrian forces moved via Botinida routes toward Montelezzo, Savon, and Vale, with 700 prisoners taken. Contending French forces under Maurice shifted positions as tensions grow between French government and court. Other dispatches note movements toward Ulm, pontoon passages, and fleets preparing off Brest and Jamaica.
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Nice
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Maurice
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Toulon
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Augsburgh
Munich
Ulm
de Lehrbach
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Tlis
Morea
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