New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-23
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
PRINCE NAPOLEON IN FLORENCE.

FraLce and SARDINIA futteriog from almost every
window along the streets, and bosering over the
CITY from every cclumn aud tower; while flowers
line the walks, aud sire the very psvements over
winch have Just made their Triumphant entrance
Prince Napoleon aDd part Of his division Of the
French army Outside the gates the sceoe is still
ns eA, and more warlike-the beautiful meadows
Of the Caseine--tbe public prOmenade-having been
turned into an encsmpuent for toe troops from
whose white tents the late royai herds have ed as
Their msster, the Grand Duke of Tuscany did the
other day from the banners Of the revolutionary
throngs.
Detactments Of troops have been arriving
every day .nce the landing ef the Prince at Leg
born eboot week ago, He himself remained
there fea days, no doubt to get individually near
the people, as the cause, in the name Of which be
comes, is already. The sequel will sho y whittier
the lmpesia Prince plays tn denag"gue well
ensDgo, in atteIng the p,pul.ce not t. LEI his eye
discover itseif wearing with iuteut towards this
empty throne. Whether tie Tuscaus SEE more in
BIN tboD distinguished leader 10 this mndero Cru
SADIE they do not manifest 10 their enthusiastic
reception OF bis Princeshp and troops. They -
poor fellows doomed TO sprinkle Itaa's classic
PLAINS with their blood-oIe nO0ost eDOugh 10 their
Loyalty 10 th-ir sovereign and in coming t.
fight his battles. OLe cannot but be moved
then, BY the feIvOr of their greetlt g-eacn de-
tschmeLt having met, in passing through
the street ~ The camp. rs hearty aud almost as
graOd Il welcome BIS the Prince received himself.
Showers of bouquets culled from this gafden Of
Italy, fell 10 them from ge0tle hands; mystic
crOwns too, as for heroes, which were lifted and
carried mostly On the bayouet, OILY few Of The
BOO iers presuming 10 place them on their heads.
IipoS salute them on every side. Ctra FImpcra.
tore Vird la francia Ira Findependsnza
koliana rent the air aga and aeaio, rs the multi
tude accompanied them through the gates.
On Sunday, church and camp united in the i'm
posing ceremony OF coosecrnting che banners. An
altar, over Which hung tn cOOfed canopy had
been erectt for the OccaslOD, fronting the teLts
and covered with embleIns Of the h,Iy cause
among Wbch-hs the pre.dl"g deitles of the day
stood foremost the busts of Louis Napoleon and
Victor Emanuel Hundreds of lyerled carriages
filled Nth elegantly dressed ladies', lin-d the
closure; buudrcds of cabs and other vehicles were
ranged outside the caup, aud thrusaDd' witnessed
the ceremony ON foot After the celebration Ut
Grahd Mass, the Banners were blessed III tho usne
of the Lord Of Hosts, who will pardon the thought
which came, interIuptng tbose 10 unison with
the sceDe--,bai, perhaps at that very moment the
priests OF the SAINT NJ hher- Chufch, 10 the enemys
camp were blessing the Austrian b,nuers, aud
calling on the aid Of the G"d OF Battles ia behalf
of the two-beaded eagle Now, had Jupiter been
the God involved, be would have had no difficulty
In deciding which side 10 tess-fhat of the one
beaded egle his own bid; but bow will the
ChrIstiaU God choose, or how answer prayer on
bOtn sid. by his own priests The banners being
duly consecrated, Sacred servers" we're con
cludrd bJ-slngiDg the DOxOlOgy 7" No! but, by
the bands playing Pntam pour la Syr,e! and
fresh bett dicton Of the sprls OF patriotism.
Yesterday Prince Napoleon m'de bis grand en-
france into Florence amid dtafening acclamatlons
and every demonstration of joy. He was accom-
panied by his oid-de-camps, and the Marquis
Buoncompagul, provisional head Of the Govern
meDt and followed by c0rtege OF mobiles and
officials 10 his prlbcely lodgings in the Palazzo
Crosth, of the royal 'esioences here. Ea-
thus asm had reached It's Climax ana th- reception
was rspturous. Again fell the rain ct ho"efs,
and the host of banners waved rs he passed
buried with bis carriage companions, u the
chin in lilies aud roses, the very d00is oil tue
horses crushing out sweets on the vocal AR
Iira Fimyeratore Ira PRINCIPE Liosra
ton d'Haiiai followed the Imperial guest 10
the palace, where the cries were Reiterated tlll
Le apprared on the balcony and spoke 10 the people
with sonnr,us voice. aud 10 his native Italian, IN
spoiled by FreGch accent. saying, tnahh !oui
"but let us have one only-ltrd fl"dcPcndtn'a
d'Hoiia :" This was worthy tue alpontlc Em-
peror himself and the bands responded with the
natioUa, air.
II
crowds Next Sunday 1t is expected that he VIII
review bis troops the camp ground, "here aii
the world Will be out Ia grand sal' Never WAS
the On, Cascibe ST. attractive nov that 1t Is con-
vert,j into the field of Mars. stlrr0g sight 10.
deco is tie eDcaWpment with its n'teen th'usahd
troops; ts city OF trnts, eXte0dlhg along turee iu
m.n,e fields; its solemn srutnrls marching u aud
fro before the long lines Of stacked muskets, whose
bayopcts glitter in the sunlight; ITS Cannon ranged
formidaby along the walls, aud Its oattalions oil
horses fee efing in the neisbbonug hrds. n" Won
der he. pls flock To novel and suggestive scene
After a ie@ DAYS the PRICE "lll move on WIN tue
tr,ops-cry half of bs DIVISION is bere-t' fIst'Ja
thence perhaps, to Modebs, for an engagement
With the enemy there; but who Knows nhere anu
for ,rlst? Not he hmself, even; nor any save thnt
Imperial Head which has clear chart at the Wno'e
campaign marked out on its luocr brain.
These victories 0f NontebeliO a0d Paest have
given iresh impulse to the spirit OF prtfo;sm
which III IS the day in Italy. Both sexes and all
classes {, ell the impulse directly or Indirectly Sucn
"a have not owen undivided hearts 10 The struggle
for independence, are eUalous at those VINO hsVe'
AID Rot To- be OUTCOME IL their glyings and dJings;
while the few abO are secretly opposed to the pop
rlar movement dare bot retrai0 trom ostenslole
cooperation for fear of being marked. There Is
little danger, hOwevec, To be dpprencDd-h oy an!
one from these civil Tuscans, who allowed the
Grand Duke to depart unmorsted, even after ne
had ordered-bapplly IN valn-the i"rtressrs u ure
on them for only insisting that their Sovereign
should adopt the lrsiancause, or aooicate III ia'oe
of bis son, who would.
1t Is impossible to convey an idea OF the enthusl-
asm of the common feeling fre'-"li' ouerloesI
as an the DAYS of Solomao-are pouring Ito the
treasury from oil parts OF the Temple oi
Liberty. to be built upon soil fertilzed oy
the blood of the Allies. The contributions