The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

military prepare ions necessary 10 to the
enterprise IN which they engaged that the, look
great and that the camps formed ia the north Of
France Tar from being subject Of Jealousy spprs-
eountres q tie armsments Of near ally dent6sd with
their It 10 true that the ~ ocations
necsd with imperial camp a. 8culogne heghten to
degree the contrast between all former
RODS Of history and the present state Of affairs Fifty
years ago the Of CApscure Point de Brique A5e
tense, and Wmereux wore household words to IA
Tiers they described the places whore the egons Of
Napoleon were assembled for descent the English
shores but where they rsmsined in spite Of the gsaus
and ambition Of their great captain parayEed the vgt
lance end naval power Of Britain until by sudden
gigantic effort those same troops thrown tbs
too upon the heights above Bouiogne when the dr
button of the insignia OF the Legion Of Honor was nude
commanded prospect OF the ,tia below, and tn, ellis
Of Albion beyond the rivalry of the tw nations a4
ito height and England seemed marked BY The French
has eatngushed these psssonssince the events o. the
present .me and the assssions OF Russia have turned
In total y different direction the martial energy OF the
two countres-and since the proximity Of France and
England, which gave rise TO 40 many eenturiss
vsrted into bond Of alliance becoming mora social A.
that Boulosre ard tbs adjacent coast, which wore
former times should receive the visit OF thu
allied represented BIZ two princes OF the CO.
plsuie which win greet Louis Napoleon upon this visit to
BoulogLe, the voices Of own countrymen will
tribute at least, their full s5are to his ovatou aud he
visit Of Prince Albert will be the signal OF friendly ia
vaion Of the Department Of the Pas do Calais such
has rot been Witnessed since English men ut hela
fortress the cosst of Pesrdy The military prers
rAtons of the French upon the most extensive
SCALE and It is said that 1000 collected in
the several camps extending Along tbs coast from Bou
logns 10 St. Ouer The temporary villages they may
be termed into which the French soldiers form tn IN
cantor ments, are not unsliul7 cor structci m
uracs fully decorated and 1t Ii supposed that thor win
occupied by army until the return Of pring
the troops 20 take part in the opcrstons which may
be contem plated In toe north OF Europe
The visit Of Prince Albert to the Emperor Of the French
has however, unquesoHdby political sigrfcdiion Of
Seq, greater ia,eret Mdn the Terxc Of troops the
sorfote whieh prpdres aries fer the future dbors Of tae
field impies, e part Of c sovereign Of tais coun
nv irelt os Of the government an incre1a colftsace
in he saIy of kat alliance soash ttis nation feies
OF tc present net only for success in 6 for
yti home; and IL procse from desire 70 by
ae Of courfesy the rnler % France ss tina
fIank and part h has taken Va support ~
interests Early IL his reign DO dsclsred ny
every Ueass IN bis power ibst he cosceiva Tbs ei.D.s
Of tubs country 20 I've the convection which hs most
reason to tsse his foreign uocy and although thee
dcsraiors were necessarily received with considerable
diatrust from gayeFpml Mt founded on pfincphs
the most opposite TO the free Institutions Of Eng
land II doe to Louis Nspoisrn 70 ackGowetge that
h hes acted no 10 them In every cestcuf To-
decd, sovereign bes ever SIT upod tho throcs
Is Trace y rn hiss ehnsn moro etist re1srs fss thl
epsastelts be hss catered into wish this country