The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

AZ ea'b h,esk'ast of rshers and eggs vas prepared
ne 'oes ohss, which We we're TOLD would be rep
tLer hsH horny until ngcp when q reept,e OF an Ar
aas SLOWED 10 the ''h.lp" IN which 10 make read
np,er 70 be ee we'd in the same progression
"c 90 shady dir1ie ndiDs IA 81 Lad TO the camp
na si'ee . Maog,pg Pleasant half mile, brdss 9
oSaes es'Ds On acenpe OF trees aiG across pooi was
passed ago above slight embapkmsSt tents ana sol
der! are fve'eo upon "cesringn On so2s thirty acres
re n ss' OF pine forest Turning 70 the Ism v.
'0'oe ., row ., Tents only distuguisaaois from
~. vss,h "no boarded aoJrs, Nd, 10
ths csr,, ~ ..s.- mater OF cao, =
10. re 0.o"e' bait opposite 10 oas vu,O--
.sa,. marks u "HsadquA.i sr&", ,u.ts
M H,s i General Tracy c;suuisnds ys camp III.
tents cfoycbrg ccee 20 tas snsde o. me pines ne paraae
t,oserhs coat arms stacked here and there and !
occasion ally the march Of q double dle IN green,
rom U ne Interior Of t the vooi 70
in the Open resembles militia muster or stonosy OF
pertinent at soldering rather than 'n ssr SNs s No
volunteer leave the precincts Of the camp even 20
battle without pass or the word mere are n t nav,
vp cons nor ambuAnces, the men are rolling IN pa'
rels Of bacon cad and shouloerpg bags OF pulse
good picnic practice and campaigning g. mnas'cs 'A
The arms OF these volunteers the old United States
sn Doth bore muskes altered from fos 70 percusson
with bayoueta heavy and Obsolete copy o norn Dee
them have never been used, even ~ are parade %
ley for; powder Ii srarce IN the Oonsderae States
| End must no. be wasted Except 10 taer material
he thUs Of the tYoops varied ~ hsr othing
More have AZ been served out Id each
the boots the bropans the rater eAtnsrs me OXFORD
ties in which he enlisted. tents mostly other
than the earth and that yars, swept, while boxes
blankets and utensils are ST. wed u corners VIII dse
| gard OF symmetry that wound drive martinez nan
Camp stools aid tables invein's here
there In officers tep$ SIN the men look we'll ana
earance but for me demorszsron bs
| discomfort at the repeated changes to the organic
tensions between the state and federal authorities
az well % from some favortsm towards certain officers
effected by political ~sparg tn the generating coaacs
The system Of eectlg officers by ballot has made the
camp thoroughly political as the poll districts
New Orleans before election and thus many neross
eeempgy ambitious OF epsaetsas are IN reality oa.s
Ing ppes for the attainment Of civil po~er or die
| tiLction after the war
The volunteers we me. at Maunshae the previous
lug had been enhtes By the State 70 serve for twelve
month"; and had refged TO extend their agement TO
the war-a couditica nov made precedent IT don't
| of the Confederate States Another COMPANY
Tsjol'ty q whom persisted In the ,.s Same re-
camp officer told Of the party he bad safece
ots OF 900 volunteers by tbs dsnteg a.ios process
country companies skilled 10 The Of the rite
| most or them had made pecuns sscrh es Ia the
depoi ed this red action Of numbers tandn
ergen0er drsection IN the pa'ishes 70 which the
Of the North He added that the war will not perhsp
last twevenoonth. and unhapoily prolonged beyoco
that period The probabilities in favor or tbs short
uita willingly coDsentDg TO . fe-enlisttoaDt
EXTRAORDINARY PROFESSIONAL" BODY Troops
The eDcsmpment Of the Guards worthy of =
Wait Here Was company Of professional gsmbiers,
hundred and twelve strong recruit cd Tor he
moment Of bspter by one Of the pasia chs Of the fra
evening that the vanity or the patriotism Of citizen
not famed for liberia ity bad endo seoIvith 5, 900
wou give 81 800 70 any one Who should Do fool enough
to form company and call il after him. In less taa,
hour sfer the utterapce OF this caprice M PERI,
nd nv nsaln vhO ha
enrolled their names IA the Perrit Guards and unhesi
sasnsy produced from his wallet tae sum no SPORT seH
youosi.hioolqs fellow. ssn a hawks e.s, 90
in Nicaragua informed us that there 10 not pair Ok
shoes the cmpany that cost less than 80 AMI that
meDsS "a sack q ice and naT dozen silver gpSe
enforced his invitation ito take drink a his
and we wee served By an African IN uniform who after
wards offered segsrs received by the last Havsna
ner Looking 1t The sable attendant, OF The part
observes that these expers OF fortune win the present
It would be daculs to hnd in the same number OF
sken At hazard greater diver stiles Of age statue and
s they s's EXHIBIT % tS' ssDsss and
there IL not an unn,seehs face In the company n,
Ss o as sss Are ssve an the
breeding and education than the dice khrowsfs
and card tn.nes Of ASCOT o,
minus the title, OF those d.s dpsVs o. the continental
nobility who are styled Creeks b, their Parstau victims
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nevertheless, in daily ard familiar with
patrons and not restricted, as in England to best,a
ring olef aticn by the higher ode,s fns Guard,
model company OF Camp Moore and should have let
disposed 10 admire the spirit gaantry with when
they have volunteered 10 this Duridca ion DE
Of their macuiAsed lives were 1t not hu'ed that the
"Ogethorpe Guard" more than other o,r Dsa y
Of volunteers are yoo,hs Of large private fortunes AZ
'fo.s viii doubtless pursue Their ole calling win mpGa
J profit as they may their one with vsov.
| OTHER CAMP RELIGIOUS nRaoEs
l From Inc rover camp we ~iu1 tho ugh tents, WtiCt
diminish In neatness and ceanness az advance deep
or to the upper division, which s st.sd Camp Tracy,
| newer formation, whose brooms have been employ ed
with corresponding succese. rhe ajutant's report Tor
sick liz. On platform desk beneath the OF tue
holds Bible and Prayer Book that await the ar
ca az ten O'Clock Of the NE hot,s pteacher sno is to
| perform Divine service. The green Uniform " the II
berDsn Guards and the gray and light blue drs@ Of
other companies appe, tain to better appointed sort
| Men than In the lower division
There may be O00 men in Camp Moore-not more and
YET every authority gives d'erens figure he Lowest
innate aCh wedged for the Ia 500
the Ficayame other New Orsabs ospers stu sceik
glowing terms Of the 900 heroes assembled at rngip
Although the muster there presents toleraoe snow Of
ball shoppers, 1t would require mcnthe OF discipline to
enable them to pass for soldiers At the North aaa
besdes that Gene al Tracy has hsd other expert
ence than in militia duty, hore NOT, think, sipge
/ West Point officer in his whole command me onty
hope OF shaping such material TO the purposes Of
war would naturally be by the admiIure Of proper
lowance Of military experience and those p,ssese
| ing It shall be awarded to Camp Moore must sigh
over the delusion which pictures .s to be
frsy."
/ MORE REPUTATION.
One curious result OF tho civ,l ita effects
South will probably extend tself the conflict
nueeI meaD the refusal OF employers pay their work
men, on the ground Of inability The natural consequence
! 10 much distress and misery. vhe English Ooneu is
barsssed by applications for assistance from mechanics
end skilled fahorere who In state bordering deeti
tuition and starvation They desire nothing than
leave the country and tnther homes AL business
except tailoring for soldering and coxnate laoors,
| suspended. Money is not to no had Bills on Ne~
| YoIk are worth little more than the paper, and
! the exchange against London is enormous-l8 per
cent discount from the par value OF tbs gold ia bank
good drauehts on England having been negotiated geser.
day At % per cent One house has been compelled &C
cept four per cent q draft the North wnere the
rate was usually from ope-tourth 70 one half per cent
There lie some fear that the police force viii be com
petely broken up ard the msg nation gnsss
at the result The City schools vii probably closed
Altogether, things 90 not look well at New Orleans
When all their present difficulties a struggle
! between he mob and the ogarohy those VINO have
no property and those who hsve inevable for one of
he frst acts OF the legislature viii PROBABLY be
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