New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
FRANCE

The event which excite most interest is the grand
military display at Boulogne. The camp is now com
Ietoy organized and consists Of lO0O 900 men OF al!
In military parlance this force Is called " the
Army of the North. 1t Will remain encsmped una
spring, and then be drafted az required, for active
service against the enemy. Napoleon, in person;
commands the maneuvers.
The King Of Belgium, accompanied by bis son the
Duke of Bratant, visited the Emperor at the camp,
but made very brief stay in consequence Of tue
difficulty he il placed in by the protested resignation
of biz Ministry Pedro, the young king of Portugal
With his suite, is also hand; and Prince Albert,
representing his wife victoria Besides these grea'
ones there are many thousand native visitors from
Paris and elsewhere and 900 English excursonists
food of hopors is to be poured upon Albert
On landing Tuesday he would bend, no doubt.
he's been-received ny the Emperor and conducted 10
apartments in the imperial quarters at Capecure. A.
night the city and camp were TO be iluinna.el' IN
Wednesda y-the day the Atlantic sailed-a public
promenade on the Place Damon On Thursday
would be a Grand ball and fIe de NUT, with il umina
tops in the Place des in;ceres, admission one franc
for The benefit Of the poor of Boulogne; all the of
GERS OF the camp and English lady visitors are invited
On Friday grand concert under the direction o!
the Philharmonic Society Of Bou'Ogne. On Saturday
Prince Albert will take his departure with tue cere
monies These CAVITIES are independent OF the m'
tary eyoutons which viii be OF the grGndes' possible
scale
Austria ard Prussia are both 10 be represented a,
these reviews. The name OF the Austrian enYoy mas
panied BY large staff OF military men, Prussia j.
represented by Gen. de WedeI
NAPOLEON proceeds with his business as one; whom
at least the theory ofmilitary tactics T. familiar Inc
following is the address he has issued TO his troops
"SoLDIEKs: In coming 70 take the command OF
that srmy of the north division of which ha- 50
Gently distinguished itself in the Baltic, ! ought
already to address you the language OF praise, Tor
= YOU have now for two months galy supported the
iagues and privaiiOns nseparabe from similar
sgglomeratiOn of troops.
The formation of camps Is the best apprentice
shin To war because il is the faithful image of
but il will not profit all if the reasons OF the move
ment. to be executed not brought within the COM
prebension of every soldier.
"A numerous army is obliged 70 divide itself in
order 10 subss, 80 that il may not exhaust the re-
sources of country and yet il ought 10 be able 70
he able to reunite Itself promptly or the he,d OF bat
tie Here il of the first difficulties OF great con-
course OF troops. Every ermy, said the Emperor,
that cannot reunre Itself 10 - hours ul N gwen
point is army badly placed.
ours occupies triangle OF which 81. 0mer il the
apex and of which the base extends itself from An
bleteu.e TO MOntreuil. Ahis triangle has base OF
eight leagues upon twelve of hight and all the troops
can be conce nraed in twenty -four hours upon any
point OF the triangle whatsoever. these movements
can be effected with facility the soldier sccus-
toned 10 march-if he carries with ease his proyis-
ions and amlnunOn--if each chez dc corps MAINTAINS
ON the march the seyerest dscip1ne-f the dlneren,
columns which direct themselves by different routes
have well recoJnoltered the ground, ana never cease
IN maintain commune alton with each Other-n hne,
IL each arm, does not obsruc the march of the other,
notwithstanding the immense hindrince OF a gre II
number of bcrses and vehicles. The troops once AZ
rived al the place indicated II IS necessary thai thsy
should understand each other-ihat they should pro-
|. ct tbemselve by military position and oiYonsc.
This is what you are about TO be called upon 10
put in practice Without at present speaking oi Tue
engagements and maneuvres OF military tscucs you
see how all is linked together in the art OF war and
how much the mort simple detail must Contribute to
the general success.
soldiers the experienced chiefs whom | have
placed al your head and the devotion which amin les
fou will render the command OF the army of the
north easy 10 me. You will be worthy OF my con-
fdence and if circumstances should exact il, you
will be ready respond to the appeal OF our country
BouIoqHe, Sept NAfoLtON-
The Moaiseur publishes the report Of the Minister
of the Interior the subject OF the Board recently
instituted for supplying the poor OF Paris with ne Il
cal attendance. The Board commenced operations
on let January last Since then 80 physicians nave
continued 10 give advice and medicines grahs, al the
dispensa!ores and have visited the poor a. Their
domeiles TO the number Of H. $50 visits. Within the
same period namely, lst January 10 3oth june
80 0O0 cases Of advice are Registered
Several other DEGREES are contained II the u2Efeb
sum of 100 900 francs is devoted TO encourage the
manufacture of draining tiles for agricultural pur-
poses in the provinces. second decree increases
the number Of military operatives from 900 men 10
3,Oo0 third decree promuigafes sanitary &c gna-
tions in Algeria.
The Moatteur also contains q notification 20 the
subscrbers 10 the loan Of 2j0 900 francs, that
discount OF per cent. will be allowed for prompt
payment Of all the installments at once.
Official orders are published regulating the fees TO
which Chanoellors of Legations and OF tonsuiates
are entitled Various judges and other law Officers
are nominated for the French West India Islands
and new regulations are issued for the Courts Of
French Guiana and Cayenne.
Gen. d'Hautpoul, who is TO command the camp 10
the south of France has left Paris and will establish
his headquarters at AK.
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