New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
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THE WAR AND THE SrAGE.-Whle several mem
hers of tie Cocktail Guards are dodging around The
and the provipces smoothing their Secession
iclies by words words words, il rs pleasure TO
cod be fact that seveia gallant young fellows Of the
lroie 'siOn-wIOse loyaiy has never been doubted-
are proving their faith by their works. Among the
earliest 10 leave for the /" theater Of wal" WAS Dir.
| q. l.. Fox Manager of the Bowery Tn ater, I'D sn
actor Of rsnown in broad comedy and faTce-nO; ex.
actiy the cline of businefS leading to the stern
| per enees Of the battlefield. Tom Prenderges Of
Ethiopian celebrity, next took mp aims. Harry Pear
son 10 of with the Seventy.niDth Young Tom Ham,
bliD Il worthy son of brave father, is second
lieutenant in the Scott Life Guard. Dan Harkirs,
Charles j. Walters, and one or two other
actors are in The saddle with the Lncoln Cavalry and
there doubtless Others whom do not now recol-
lecl b. have done themselves andthecge equal hon
or. Actors OF employ meDt especially thOss who arc
anxious 20 set themselves right with the stars and
Stripes are informed that the Tbealer OF War is open
for the season, Uncle Say, Less e, Abraham Lincoln,
Manager; Winfield Scott, Stage Manager and that
excellent positions in the Company will be occurred by
those who mske ealy application. The next represer-
tstion will probably come of Manassasi rebehnhi
MS already been called. One day OF scon is worth
whole season Of noisy profession
| THE ASSISTANT TREAsURERs OF THE RELIEF
FUYD.-The Controller to-day appointed the following
Atsistant Tr asurers Of The Fund for tho Aid OF the
| Families of Volunteers: For the IVth Senatorial Dis
trot, embracing tho First, Second, Third, Fourth,
| Fifth, Sikh, Seventh Eighth, ind Fourteenth Wards,
Sheridan Shook; for the yth Senatorial Dig;rid-
| Tenth Eleventh, Thirteenth AID Seventeenth Wards
| William Trusow; for the VIth Senatorial District
| Ninth Fifteenth, Sixteenth, aud Eighteenth Wards
| A. Denuan; for the With Senatorial District
| Twelfth Nineteenth, Twentieth, T@enty-6rst, and
| Twenty-secoDd Wsrds-)ohn w. RIteh. Payments
in the lvth District will be made a; the Rotunda, City
| Hall Park; lid District, at No. Ii Fourth svennc
| With District at Nc. 10 Fourth avenue; With Dis
.sct at the State Arsenal corner of Seventh avenue
and Thirty fifth street. Payments Of the Fist, Sec
ond, Third Fourth, Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth and hlne-
,eenth Wards will be made Tuesdays OF The Fifth,
Eighth Eleventh, Fifteenth, and Twentieth WARDS on
Wednesdays; Of the Sixth, Seventh, Thirteenth Six
teenth, and Twenty flint Wards Thursdays; Of the
Fourteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth, and Twenty.
secOld Wards, on Fridays.
A SrcrssIoKlsT ARREsTED.-Mr. w. L. Bogvs Of
South Carolina passenger the steamship New
York from Bremen, which arrived at this port yestor
day. During the passage Mr.. Boggs in virtue Of his
South Carohuian memories and bis love Of her chiyarc
institutions boasted loudly Of the deeds Of bis native
State as recorded the page OF history. BIZ. b. being
no ordinary individual but thorough South Carolina
gentleman also Boosted that he had been ntrused with
tie care Of interesting and important Dispatches to the
Government Of jeff Davis. Tho loud and frequent
determinations disgusled the other passengers, and in
duced some Of tIem 70 lose time 10 giving the police
notice Of the Accordingly, Sergeant Cert OF
the Steamboat squad escorted the sd hr. Boggs 10 tie
| ueadduaners Of the Police Department in Brooue
street. where upon bic person aid baggage being over
hauled BY the police, snndry raper were found which
neutrality-suspicious. Kennedy deemed tuthciently
important 70 retain. Mr. BU.s subsequently per.
ued 20 20 at large. lilo IL residing at the Anson
House, corner OF Spr.'g and Croeby s,reets
OpsEoUIs OF Cot. WV. d. KESSIDT.-The Com
miiiee on National Afirs Of the Common Council pres
ent Aldermen Frolnent Chip, and Plat. and Council.
| men Orion, Brandon, Barney, Hogan, aud Lent, met
OH Thu,sday at noon end adopted the following pro-
gramme Of arrangements for tho funeral Of Col VIII
liam d. Kern,dy, which takes place at Memorial
| Caurb, corner OF Hammond street and Wsyerley
| place. this afternoon at o'clock;
nnu.y Escort unds tho direction Of BssdsrO,ns4.i Han
| Hesrs.
C.orsJ and Ph1..ssas.
m, Honor The Mayer CoHmht,, Of Artngeusal' .al tie
| Common Council IN carriages.
| board Ofsuporvi'oiA
Head, Of Departments
M.,gnic ard ODD se lows joc.He.
| Rspub Scan OsBsfal Committee Of TurnrsAny Han
H... OF re rsaass,-d e close .br p.,o. Of
| buttss. II II Y 'elO.k on the dsY Of thr funeral
| -
DEMOCRATS TURsISo ABoLITIosIsTs.-A number
Of friends met With John Csrey, just returned from
the seat Of war, on Tnursday evening, at No. 2G2
| Eighth avenue. Dir. CAREY was member Of TIE
Artillery corps Of the Eighth Regiment, and bs, been
| for three months with VHrisns Battery. He bad .
| great amour, Of information % give bis numerous
friends. During the evening Col. VIM. J. EIssketi
came n and in bis usual candid s.yle told the parties
present that hs was an Abolitionst. He wanted
tie darkies let loose imGiediafely." gentleman
mixed: "What will you do with the piggen I" lie
promptly replied: " LIE, God Almighty take care Of
them" Mr. CaTiey who had been al the last election
candidate Of the Democratic party for the Legislature,
sad that since be had been in Virginia no had changed
and yyas now a full blooded Abolilioris. nlnber
of Democrats present uttered s,milar sentiments.
Mrs. TOUFAsT BELURIoARD.-A s21ement made
sometime since in this paper, TO the effect that hrs
Bcauregard the wife Of the nsurgen. General known
by tha. name, was in tbs neighborlood had been
doubted, eonrsdicied and laughed at as thing IN
credible and ridiculous. The thing is Of very Lille
consequence, and ia probably forgotten ere this BY
everybody but ourselves, and We have remembered Il
Only 70 prove when the time came that we were night.
We now know that Mn. Beauregard has been IN or
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