The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

these .!uabie AIMS manufactured There VIII be ready
little desrer 10 the purchaser than the Northern made
srm would, were u TO be had. We cen an6rd 70 pay
more for The money win no. be sent out * shs coray
hni he retained In circulation essaong W.
VIRGINIA.
SIGNING THE VIRGINIA ORDINANCE OF sEGEssf0N--
QUALIFIED SIGNATURES.
The Ri Shmoud Dtspdtch hss the following pEstcIhf
concerning the signing OF the ordinance OF secession
The hour Tor signing tho ordinance Of secession having
ment elegantly executed. ana sp'c.diog out on the
clerks table Mr. Jarnov the Pr 81 snt descended nom
his chair and, with dignity and armness worthy q
nobest Roman afxed hrs namo and returned 10 III sea-
It was observed ha. Mr. JapDey tried and rejected seve
r.. peIs before be was suited evnoipg that he felt he
was about TO transmit his to the atcst poeteeity
and Of courfe DESTROYS OF impressipg It on the
parchment in the best style ho could All the members
came up IA they were Called by the Secretary amt
Another ,ept Of the proceeding says-In the course
Of calling the Toll several aho had vo asans,
the ordinance CT secession asked eaye 10 s,v few
words in explanation Of the ressons shy they were now
gUms 70 sign that nstrur en' The s'gumsns ussd BY
folio ved uted That s that though he voted against th
ordnA In Convention he had voted for /. a. the polls
ana would now sign IT, because circumstances trans
PRED in tho acton Of tbs fedcfa AID In th
overwhelming voice CT tho people d the State which
Mr.. Eaey and M woods, Of Bsrhour foo vel IN the
same strain IN expiaaation Of their nmothy
Rves prefaced The act o. signing tho by
that be had rega, ded scc sicn ss rercuo,a.y rjr
and he desired 10 put tho revolution against A
ca IN after their na a os beer r
ana sgned others were on military dutv ard abscp
from necessary causes After the ordinance was slgne
the Conven ion went into secret session
THE SECESSION PLAN Or THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN.
The New o. eane Dea Las very ntsrcstiu letter fropr
its special correspondent Richmond Though reashiog
TINS CITY IN . roundaoont way il still ID important ana
am persuaded that within the six weeks past the.
changor that has been caused take on the ,peAr
ance OF change
ton The enemy has nsssed some 00Co or Is COO.
troops al and about AexaDdrs aud ther numbers at lat
accounts were increasing BY constant arrivals BY ana
and river IL is appfeheided that rhsy mean 70 attack
us ~ uanaseoa Junction, where bad yesterday abouI
10000 increased perhaps 10 Is 900 men, under General
Bonhs which were beng dis Reinforced from this
city Civil and military men here tner howsver as to the
designs or the enemy In that direction some regard th
movements eee wherepM haps upon Norfolk, YORK;
own or Aqua Creek, or aarprs Ferry, or some other
But General Lee, who s by DO means man to tumr,,
hastily 70 conclusions appears 10 put literal sorstruC
ton on IT, He proceeded in person Manassas junction
coins troop%as our congress word their wa declare
topst wss soon 70 be the Of sharp and bloody
you the telegraph may tell you That the enemy continues
opnrsue policy Of gradual and almost mperceptibe in
yasion accompanied by succession Of small l0ssss and
save its prestige at home and abroad and to save itself
from utter disaster It will bs compelled, somehow and
decisive pitched battle
The messing Of Southern troops various important
positions sti goes vigoronsly. Richmond 10 the
general entezvous for incoming volunteers whence q,
socn a. they are inspected and properly Quilted
most needed According TO rough estimate. think
that there are 1t this moment In active service IN vir
GINA about bout. MY thousand Confederate .roops na.
about five thousand ct Fredericksburg Aqua creek
about twelve thousand At Norfolk and IT. peshShood
about i've Thousand 1t YORKTOWN and WILLIAMSBURG,
about fourteen thousand at Hvpers Ferry. or this az
regate nearly ALL exclusive o. the force At Harpefa
railroad at any point between Norfolk and Aexauria
within twenty. four hours. :. - ~
almost Al upon the enemy wherever he might pi1nf
himself along that Line But mass this number & a
oaId md bays, constantly msn.csd bs the
ship and transports for landing troops You zoe,
then where the difficulty With his ships side
flank M both and make II hazardous attemps com
bined movement upon IL centre nothing but
in check on the rghttSst Is tosards hs ses~xhe
We turn his flank on the let aud overthrow him In the
centre.
ACTIVITY OF THE REBELS AT nIcuxorp.
writing under date Of June !, says, g. ~"
At no time since the c 'Inmenceusnt OF tho war has
Rchcnd Witnessed such busy spectacle daring tins
streets filed With ever, State OF the s,uth
confederacy, and with style Of uniform which
rom Persacoa Ammg thee the most notable are tae
famous New Orleans Zouaves-Hx hrnfred aud thirty
sIoDsntne most pc,ursslue, romantic Ugly undescfi-
puebet Most OF the Frenchmep though there is
strong infusion Of Anglo ssxon German ana In their
harum scaTum style Of doing things absence Of all
restraint and their 1uesonsoy fsrce sspcIt they
calculated to produce ion nth morally and at the
the eo OF the genuine French ZouZou they add to it
o superb ply sique, which will make them tower OF
Small wiry active q squirrels brown az Eel,ys and
fun OF squa tort they are ce tans the most dangerous
re asss save yss
the regular Fench Zouays-.mbroidered ne jackets,
red bsggy trowsers black leather kggins and viii
CATERS the whole surmoauted By red fz sxuli cap,
which ress tunty the back o. their almost shaven
heads, and ends in blue ,assa dangling between the
eh0pder blades Their great desire il meet tbs pct
la1nos" OF Col Ells worth.
LOUISIANA TROOPS ENcAWPED AT RICHMOND. 4
From the Richmond correspondence OF the New Oreans
tsc0yuN we take the following stA ements:-
Richmond, to-day (Jnne 10Y, has very much the sp
peasance OF peticsn camp The touisaus troops quAr
rna Of 1as
battalion Of Louisiana volun,sers D1sux ESQ., bass.
men unattached making about sSo in all tempo
rary here Tho destnst Of nust Of them is probaby
4anasssa Junction. Or acme other pous % tnen
issse during the Ssss the .rsi'iss, vim 1ensais WITH
all their horses, and Il WIN require q lesss thres weeks
to train them me artillery are encAmped gentle
and a he so andy and nd porous ss ma sas ssu.
tion every way delightful. Near BY .hem on the
n s the Louisiana su..ss .ss., hae; Orleans
Shreveport arsys In al there are About Thousand
men encamped here togetner, most Of whom mutual
acquairtances. On neigh, oring HILL only separated by
narrow ravine. are the zouaves, aad II bot fair to
ray that they 1t preent fully aiviae the admiration Of
immenee number Of arTiva drec< from New Orleans
and the country parishes 20 that Lugsna for the
Dent appears 70 have possession q tho pal Of
Confederate states, we'll the vicinity Am ng ths
most prominent Bshop Polk, who intends to follow the
1ght," and the Hon Pierre 6exs, who proceeds very
soon to Manassas Junction asge number Of the ,st
prominent civilians OF south ca DINA Georgia. Alsb sms
Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky a-e also here
drawn hther BY n? psrtscuiaE busnsss but b, tho deep
interest al feel In shs progress VI the war. Therc
large num,sr Of Maryisnd fugsvee hero, many
Of whom have recently organized themselves into q
body called the maryland Gusrd few days they
were presented with beautiful lag, worked By the
ladies' Of Baltimore, and ~orF here b. Of their
Der as a skirt skirts, whichever may be the most
proper expr easion, to her Dress
REBEL TROOPS PUSHING FORWARD INTO VIRGINIA.