New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
REJ0ICINGS IN TUSCANY.
irespordeuce Of Tie London Times.

witnessed last evening outburst of natural and
genuine enthusiasm. II scene no. likely to &C.
cur twice in a mans life, and to be forgotten
when once seen. We were sitting quietly round
news-rccm table when the report Of the cannon was
heard booming from the bastions Of the Belvedere
ortreSs. We sailed forth into the streets and soon
earnt that Prince Napoleon thus emphaticsly pub
ished the bulletin announcing the great battle won by
the Emperor Napoleon III. " 100 prisoners, 10000
Ausrians hors dc combat cannon stands Of colors,
"aId the usual trophies Of great yicrory such
the words that circulated with surprising rapidly
in the midst Of the eager throng. had heard some
thing about d monster battle and its astounding
suits at the Cascine but had set down among the
news which is sure to spring up no one knows where
FROM Oh Sundays, here aud in all other continental
towns, as invariably it does in London amid the
perpexes Of the no. Times dsy.
The telegram was, however official and authentic,
and such storm Ct wild JOY broke over Florence as
thought would take instantaneous possession of
a whole population 1t was past oclOck, aud several
thousand persons i'll their holyday garb were just
their way back from their afternoon determination visit
to their Jolly French % comrades encamped at the
Casino Both sexes and all ages astir. spark
Of fire in Il train of guDpuwder could have created 10
greater connection than did those two hnes OF news in
the midst Of that gay, but quiet and somewhat jaded
HOLIDAY crowd Tie victory on the TicnO was more
than tie winning Of three numbers at the lottery to the
poorest of them In less time than WI 1t down. burn
ing links and waving banners came forth az by magic
The multitude fell under the orders OF i1proyised
leaders From the Lung Ano and the BCrgo Ognlsan,i,
the great horoughfares to and from the Cascine the
vast Of men, horses and carriages, priests beg
CARS nurses and babies in arms moved down the Via
Cazaioh TO the great square of the DuOmo where
cry was raised "To the Sandman Embassy and Prince
Napcleon's Palace" never thought vast crowd,
so dense throDg could be animated with such per-
feet unity of thought and feeling. Had the victorious
army at that moment marched through the streets of
liberated Milan, its movements could scarcely have
been more compact and orderly. Some OF the young
men, eager to promote the interests OF the national
party Of Italian unity, had artfnlly spread abroad
rl.tI Ipnur q, he tn he
the King and the Piedmontese army had borne the
great brunt Of the battle, and had therefore
the main share of the victory. The names of Italy
and Victor Emmanuel went up to the seventh heav-
en- The Via Calzaioli and other principal streets
instantly gave the signal for general illumination
TIE example was followed all over the town, aud
wherever dark window was seen the mob set up a
cry, smacking of Florentne cockneyism, 80 Ase 6mc
'ase iodine :" The houses not lighted up belong to
the resctionary party and these words were very
fiat htr to add taper to taper and OIL lamps
earth paled the young new moon in the
armament On and from street TO street. tossing
swayng, rolling, Ioloking, moved and molly, ever
gathering mass. The main mover was pure, heartict,
universal 10Y; but mob in its earnest moments can-
not long abide in tragic mood-fun and downright
droery flashed forth here aud there, especially where
a somewhat soied Hussar jacket, and unsteady Jalt,
and the most charming broken Tuscan announced the
presence of some French trooper, who had drunk him
self into glorious oblivion of roPPel and bivouack ;,
LIT k and torches and banners went down Borgo al
hoar-e the bearers not the things bornel under Buon
cOmpagnis windows and Prince Napoeons wlhdowS'
They then went back TO the Duomo and the banners
were folded and the links struck to the ground may
was the Good night signal, when everybody should
have zone home. Ii was III o'clock, three hours TOO
late for at least one half Of the crowd; but no mere
come drum trumpet and fife; here comes Iniiitary
hand No one asks from what part or OF what coun-
tr, Tho hand comes striking up national anthem-a
lind nf war hymn the volunteer from Ronagna nave
brought with them, evidently the production OF an am
ateur poet and composer, rongh but pthy, WIN,
nerve.ihring string Of notes, among which the words
"-I bat-ts-glioni
"Al Combo del car. noni
are with diff guilty caught. Music on Italian hearts
works lis worted spell The huge mass Is one ,, Udo
nm through by the electric spark. Gid ard young,
PRIESTS nurses and babies in arms set up one haroh-
Gus shout; the huge mass starts forward, hgePns
lime. once more down Borgo al Plal, up wa Laisa,
mast San Marco all dumb and dark now, past the An
nuncata up the fight of sleps leading TO It's coonhauc
the crowd filling up all space, flooding over, lnVad-
ing treadipg down everything IN MS uuus
advance once more more " Tnno,onn'S Widow
treating them to STATISTICS Of their newly
found high-soaring, ihsprlilhg song al ~, as
once however the first stanza breaks do"h IL .ho
middle word has been spoken IRON QUE y, .ue
Widows Of the Paazzo della Crocetta. Prince Napo-
leon has had noise and glare ennuSh Austria i 10.
Jericho TO be demolished by shouting niutluoe' anu
The flourish of rumpets. Let the good floIehtlnes 20
home and sleep off their drunken Joy; n0 10, them
and Piedmonte Sc have battle tor them lei 'nel
o and try whether they cannot manage to learn now
TO fight one fer themselves. ,h,
TIE ha1pers are lowered, tie links are struck 10 the
oround~ths time for the last time; the mob goes
80 With ;ts tail between s legs it has had IT. snnb-
bnr, salutary lesson. Prince Napoleon rets az Tue
backward state of the Tuscan armament, whch wiz
a;,ha I'm him here inactive yet few days or COM
mel him 10 take the field with bis French soldiers alone
An immense amount of time has been lost by the ior
entires in this mad shouting and paradng ana gong
about in procession.