The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-22
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and the seth regiment OF the line crested the summit or
the cliffs Al 10 O'Clock the royal yacht carrying the IN
color the fore and the royal standard al the main
could be distinctly and the royal vessel entered
the hRTbor salute Of 81 guns given by The artier
and three Voleys fired by the infantry from the
heights The Emperor accompanied BY two squadrons OF
the guards drove rapidly down the quay 1t 1920 The
royal yacht moored alongside and as soon as the
gangway made, his royal Hlghnesb stepped hssthl
ashore the Emperor advancing. most cordial shake OF
the hand exchanged the Emperor and the Prince
stood in each others presence The splendid nand q inc
guards struck up aGod save the Queen and Rule Britain
MAJ which national airs were followed by the French ma
tiona air At four m the Emperor and the Prince pro
The Prince was accompanied By Lord Seaton and his
aids-decamp and the six HoregErds and Blues formed
his escort
including The Duke OF Newcastle Minister at War and is
escorted by squadron Of the Queens Life Guards as be-
comes his distinguished military position and abilities
-Four shps-owar and innumerable feet OF passenger
ss accompany the Prince Marshal his visit To France
For three days Albert is be the guest Of Napoleon
The camp is completely organized and consists Of
100000 of all In military parlance this force is
called the army of the North" II will remain eneamped
until spring and then be draughted required for active
service against the enemy Napoleon in person commands
the mannuvres
BorLoesE Sept 4-The Emperor has Just addressed the
following proclamation 10 the army OF the North
SolpIERs In coming take the command of thai army
Of the North division Of which has recently distin
guished Itself in the Baltic ought already address you
in the language Of praise for you have ortwo months
gayy supported the atgues and priyaons inseparabe
from similar agglomeration Of troops
The formation OF camps is the best apprenticeship 10
because is the faithful image Of war; but IL viii
profit all if the of the be executed
not brought within the comprehension of every soldier
army is obliged 10 divide itself in order
to suhsist that il may exhaust the of
country and yet ought to be able reunte itself prompt
~ on the field of battle Here is one of the first difficulties
Of great concour5e OF troops Every army SAID the En-
pero that reune itself in tweny-four hours upon
a given point is army badly placed
"0urs occupies triangle OF which ST Omer is the apex
enaQ f Nhig tGplf 10
Moneui This triangle has base of eight leagues upon
twelve of height and all the troops be concentrated in
twenty-our hours upon any point Of the triangle whaso
These movements can be effected with facility if the
soldier accustomed to march be carries with his
provisions and ammunitionf each ehef de coTPs main
tains the march the discplnef the different
columns which direct themselves by different have
well reeonnoitred the ground and maintain
a communication with each other; in fine if each army
does obsruct the march Of the other notwithstanding
the immense hindrance OF great number CT horses and
vehicles The troops arrived AT the place indicated it
necessary that they should understand each other that
they should protect themselves by military position and
birouae
This is what you are about to be called upon to put
in practice Without at present speaking of the engage
and man9uyres of military tactics, you how
all is linked together in the art of war and how much
the most simple detail must contribute to the general
success
Soldiers, the experienced chiefs have placed
your head and the devotion which anmaes YOU viii
der the command Of the army OF the North easy
Yon viii be worthy of my confidence and if circumstances
should exact it, you viii be ready respond to the appeal
of our country. NAPOLEON
BouroesE, Sept a.
BY decree Of the Minister of Finance dated I'd instant
the subscribers the Of 25O00O 600 may pay up by
anticipation the remaining unpaid and receive per
cent discount on the amount
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid of the 29th ult announce that
quilhty had been restored without bloodshrd.
During the night the National Guard destroyed, with
out resistance barrieades constructed by the insur
gents.
number Of the dsaecea had collected near the Union
Club but seeing the firm attitude Of the government who
had hemed them in with troops and the National Guard
they surrendered without struggle about Three
hundred four hundred prisoners were made among
whom the Marquis dAlbarda president of the club
Christina accompanied ny her husband and children
left Madrid the morning Of August 2sh for Portugal
They were all inside travelling chariot and
panied short distance out OF the city by General Garrgo
squadron OF troops provided escort and the
garrisons ahead were notified 10 them safely from
station another She permitted 10 Journey bv short
stages would reach the Portuguese frontier until
September 4th. Such, at least her intention but we
observe that her three daughters and had arrived
at southampton board the mail steamer Madrid The
daughters are grown ups the quite young, and
they registered the list Of passengers the children
OF gentleman named Eugene de Oehoas, who on
board with Them, and whom they addressed papa
The gentleman is journalist Of MadridOchoas being
assumed name One Of the daughters has the Bourbon
cast OF eounienance very strongly marked.
The Paris Steele the republican organ, says:
The very prudent decision which protects the person of
Maria Christina from the which her conduct
has long excited and places the fortune Of that princess
under the hand of the nation TO by the Council
OF Ministers without participation the part of the
regning Queen That is proceeding which shows on
Their part sentiment of proprety which is in this
real piece Of political cleverness fori evident that if the
monacica form is that which agrees best with the habits
Of the Spanish people it would not be right TO throw dis
credit the Crown By forcing Qneen Isabella TO strike
blow at her mother"
The following letter was addressed By Mr. Sou6, the
United States minister at Madrid TO the committee Of the
banquet OF the liberal press, excuslng himself from ae
eeptng an invitation to be present al il
GENTLEMEN II is with regret that find myself pre-
vented by the extreme delcacy Of my health from
cepting the invitation with which you have honored me
But for this you may be assured that / should have
heartily taken part in the patriotic banquet destined 10
celebrate the nvncble consistency with which part of
The press Of Madrid has in these latter days known how
10 unite IN the sentiment and direct towards the
same object the discordant elements of party which
only required to place itself in accord in order triumph
over the shameful desposm under which policy fas
hdioqs as ahect crushed the freedom of thought and
suited lie most legitimate aspirations have hailed
with profound reflection and with all the error OF holy
enthusiasm, the result which has worthiiy crowned
Such noble efforts; it only remains for offer up
my wishes that those who have powerfully contrib
ulea 70 place Spain in the glorious path which has
JUST oeen opened 10 her may continue 10 he her indeat
igaue supporters until truth shan be olsen barrassed
lIol All lhe obstacles which still ohstruc H. only
eAeer " tue practicable Spain NAV, If she wishes,
Paothcay consolidate and in a few months what Perse-
eng England could achieve only at the price Of two
u1ons' " war Of twenty years, of despotism Of
WE'VE OF change Of dynasties and OF century and a
nall OF internal agtaons ana struggles AID her gem
uymei IN ans TASK still difficult than your own and
Vn ~ Is netertheies Necessary that she should realize
she wishes TO place her liberties and with her liberties
gols hha future grandeur out of the reach of the