The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

tLsir quarters or their rsnkA Mr.. Bait would
have been miserable with such haltow hos.
.iite could never i,n nave sos.g ao~ss ne
to take him uuawares stick him under tho MA rb,
and make prize Of his enrcta. For our part, as
we have nothing to gain BY this war, let ns, 1t all
eyrnts sec that we lose IS little "a posstble- Oar
money we must loee, aud, with the "Wsr TAX Pay.
err, deplore IT, for We can lane many tier IN.
vestments for money than TINS ugly work o! mutual
threat cutting. But one thiog more precious thiu
money. more precious even than success, aud almost
as prt cious n0n0x we u nos lose II We can
help i, and even the Cz.r shall not deprive Us Of It
I've will not lose our humanity. our c.vlity our
temper. Let all perish, but we viii still be Chris
tian men, conteDdiHg for right aud honor, but not
from pure love Of butchery AID destruction.
THE FRENCH BALTIC ARMY.
THE EXTERIOR NAPOLEON AT B0UL0GNE.
For some days we (Bouiogue N1o Iimes) were
aware OF the Intended visit Of his Majesty to Bou.
logne TO review the troops previous to their eu6sr
kati for the Baltic. Yesterday Tuesday tue ar
rival Of The Imper Il carriage and bOrscs by an carly
train satisfied all that we should soon have the
pleasure of again seeing the Emperor within the
walls Il his faithful town. Various runors were
and the review be held on Thursday il oozed out.
however, in the coursc OF tho afternoon, that the
Emperor would aniye without any state, yes
terday, about P. NJ, that no would stop
at the Hotel da N0rd, and wOnd dine privately
at 8, for dinner was ordered ouly for four.
As 7o'clock approached all was doubt foraltb0ugh
from the wait Of amp external preparation
mort persons doubted whsther there would DC any
arrival still the eghborhood of the station, the road
in the vicinity, and the New Bridge were crowded
b, spxious loyalty. We were In tue Rue dc fEcu,
which It's ordinary aspect when, as by magic,
figs foated rom every house, people seemed TO
siriDg from the pavement, rush, royal carriage
trotted BY with the Emperor dressed Ia plain black
suit with three attendants. and hackney coach
with four officers following passed TO the Hotel du
Mold, accompaI red BY q croTd of hearty cheerers.
His Majesty looked remarkably we'll. and in high
spirits. In minute the street was thrOnyed, and
large crowd surrounded the hotel all the evening,
and the town for the rest Of the day Was scene OF
hustle and anxious inquiry for the morrow.
As the Emperor passed over the bridge, on enter
ing the town, an English collier was discharglng
coal close to the bridge the yards had been manned
they gave the Emperor welcome from English
tbroats that drew his attention 70 them and their
flag, and proved to him in what estimation he is
held by the English people.
III the course Of the evening hts Majesty presented
himself at the window OF his bed room, and was no
sooper distinguished than reiterated louts OF "vivc
TEmpereur" greeted him. lie kindly threw open
tie window aid returned BY frequent bows the cor
dial salutatons he received.
This morning the 4sth regiment, consisting Of a
very fine body Of men, entered the town from the
camp OF Equihen and took up their position with the
18th leger on the PromeL AIDE de Bienfaisance. It
was expected that the Emperor would have re-
viewed them there; but at nine o'clock the 4eth
marched to tho racec0use, where they were to be
joined by the 5lst the End, end 18th battalion Of
chasseursa Pied there reviewed by the Emperor
previously to the starting for Calais.
So soon an It was known this Wednesday, morn
ing that the review ofthe troeps about to leave for
the Baltic, would take place on the at ii
riages, and the Calais road soon wore the busting
sight OF the first day Of the races from the crowd Of
vehicles that poured along. The day was fine, which
added considerably to the effect. At ten precisely
hD Horsnf
d'Hlen, Regnaud, Grcsy, staff officers, and an
escort Of chasseurs cheval, left the Hotel du Nord
on horseback, mounted the Grand Rue and upper
town on bis way to the review, and was choered
On ami, ing at the race course the 18th, 18th chas-
seurs, ID leger, and 51st, with foot gcndarmes,
the usual salutes his Majesty passed down the lines
inspecting narrowly each soldier as he passed; whom
this inspection which was accompanied by loui
cheering from the soldiers, had terminated as his
Majesty passed along he rode some distance from
the head OF his staff to take up q position. The
whole OF the troops then dedcd before him with
enthusiasm as they cried "Vive rEmpereur." They
were headed by gendarmes on foot, followed by the
chasseurs, 18th, 5lst, and 3rd leger. They trod
lightly and with enthusiasm; the elect was curious
TO sec each man with staff stuck in his knapsack
they OILY wanted the green leaves TO realise Banem
wood 10 motion. These stats the poles Of their
tents and some were not very straight.
When all nad deied before his Majesty the 5000
were formed into n hollow square, When the Empe-
rar, in The midst OF the most schema stiffness, ad
dressed them as fallows:-
Soiaiors-Russta having forced To war Ersaca has
armed i've hundred thousand OF her chu rem England
has coed out considerable number Of tsolPs To-day
fleets armies united in the give the
law ia the Baltic well in the Black Sea. hare
chosen you 70 be the rst TO carry eagles TO those
you therea fact unique in history, proof Of the init
mate alliance OF the two great nahone (Pupe and OF
the finn resolution Of the two governments not to alb
stain from eny sacrifice to defend the right OF the weaker
the liberty OF lsurope. ond the national honor.
Co. my children, attentive Europe, openly or 10 Sc
S1s % ~ a eny
gressor companies You with Its ardent VOWS and l.
whom imperious duties retain still distant f,ou, the
scene Of evcnts-shau have my eyes upon you; and
soon in re beholding you, shall be able to ay, they
were worthy Of the cnqucrors Of Auerlitz Of I
hu. OF friedland, and Of Moskows.
Go-may God protect you
Loud and prolonged shouts Of Tire vEnExTsnv!
and other loyal cries, followed this address.
His discourse. delivered in voice clear, sono-
rons and vibrating distinctly heard BY not only the
was hailed BY soldiers and snectators BY lond and
reiterated cries Of "yive lEmpereur ~ Several
medals and crosses were distributed BY the Empc-
aad e lis S sde away aS amid S &c caeng
The cortsgs returned 70 Boulogne by the sea shore
and along the line Of encampment, where his Me-
jesty was received By the troops, whom he re-
their comrades al the race course. The Emperor
returned TO the hotel by the port cheercd at every
step he advanced; / Is reception everywhere must
have been very gratifying to his feelings.
This afternoon "wednesday the Emperor went
to Equihen, TO inspect the camp there.
TEE CAMP.
As we announced last week Continues the Bou-
logne Neic Times.) that on Friday the 18th bat
TALON OF the Chasseurs de Vinceunes would arrive,
SO il happened, and with them came the certain in
tellgence that several regiments at the camp were
under orders for the Baltic, and the 18th Chasscurs
among the number. We took the opportunity of
going among them and chatting upon the subject
during the day, and were much gratided by the
suit. Talking with group, we casually stated, In
answer 10 one who thought their small force could
not accomplish much, that IL was expected some
! 80 coo Swedes would support them be abruptly
asked, But why do not the English troops go With
usin We replied that il vas stated some six or
| eight regiments we're TO accompany them. "Nrai!"
was his reply. "Yes IL is so stated In the papers,
" Then let the Russians take care Of themselves