The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

longsY Or shssssV; bus q most u those here are
Eadssmsn, mschaus or farmers, having business
which In times Of psCs pays them better than soldering,
they have an averssa 70 remaining the army after the
present troubles aresnded. 1ny win stick py Uacle
Sam for ten years Unnecessary, but have an aver
sion to being de!ad 10 The drudgery and Inactivity Of
garrison duty whenthe present war 10 over. Captain
Pitcher yesterday listed Camp Smith for the purpose
Of mastering In that command; but nos man
would take the tree years. oath, though every man
agreed that he would 10 for the war, even
II 1t should extend into the next century.
Captain Pitcher thought 10 would not accept them
der Tho considerations; he telegraphed TO General
Mcclellan for inayucsons Captain smiths command is
one Of he npesn tbs service IL consists Of one hundred
and ny men enc hundred ten horses and six fbrass
iha, sovsnnsns Win accept them upon their own cOndi
t0na.
Dr. j s,mm,ns of the regular service arrived here on
vision Of the army It 10 understood that he fully
doses what has been done by the and brigade
surgeons, and warmly commends them for their nAtter.
the female nuris acquisition or aggression (which
ever may boz; bus IL y certain If he does
surgeons I haze converted with, the ladies' will
ind themselves more dssgreeAby posiioned than they
would have beer n home even with life Of single wretch
minds me Of sno OF the on dts Of the camp Rumor
hath IL that ore Of professional maiden ladies has
eRAWYed ~ MAYOR IN one VI We crack regiments
with her grot natfous black eyes but Rumor tells %
many strangesories II hard 70 tell whom shc says the
truth. But certain y that The adys appetite V best
when the habr sits beside her 1t the table, and the
Colonel oompns that the Major n The sick list Of the
hospital moFt than usual
Alady sclpsl tssAhsr from Louisiana stopping here,
who gives ne further intelligence 10 the state Of
society In The large savehodiDg regions IN the South
She ts the fears Of the planters not DO much
Of an INVASION Of their country as Of negro
thss the negroes In the most inland localities seem
70 understand the cause OF tho present Juror AZ well
Is the whkes and that they discuss the matter with
dread in which the whites stand q the negroes, Is
well % TO chow the style Of reasoning INDUCED
In by tho masters, she has given me the following OK
tract from parish paper, published In Brookhaven the
vicinity Of the place where she has been teaching
PREACHING.
Two weeks ago all negro churches IN New Orleans were
closed BY order Of The Mayor and Chief Of Police After
mskiog upon the above fact, the editor
ness IN church. Their brutal mind Ia utterly incapable
OF oompSehsnding the sublime truths Of Christianity
negro not actual ed BY feelings, but by Instinct Their
preachers u the eject Of an Intense love Of imitation,
particularly Of what the "white folks" do negro ser.
vice (ehadss Of Beecher and Symmetry ID nothing but
shameless mockery and monkey trick. Keep them u
News from tho 6ouh last night showed that The rebel
army was straning every nerve 70 render the fortnc
ton Of the rivers banks between here and Memphis
effective Al Randolph over forty heavy guns have bean
mounted behind permanent sarthworks The timber for
couple o. miles around the fertilization has been feed
and lies In chaotic mass upon IL land Sides forming an
enecuA barrier against the approach OF cavalry artillery
the Mississippi, has been ed With logs, entirely impsd
ing navigation, and the fort was manned BY over four
thousand rebel troops But few troops are arriving at
Union City, Memphis or Humboldt-not enough 70 keep
The numbers good There much dssAtsfaStion In the
rebel camps owing - favoyiism, want Of pay and pro-
visions, anA A1osvsong are 81 hourly eoeQy1GaaA