New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
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touched by the war. All d managers considi rDg
effects of powder and ball in the future The Irregular
season" will probably open with fire Of patriotism
from the entire line of Broadway theateIs even the
veteran Wallack, with his charming theaier, VIII
find the old comedies unequal to the emergency OF the
Fall opeDing not even the fun and briiancy OF hrs'
John Wood will set the bail rolling brayey at the WIZ
ter Garden if Cinderella is 10 be the fedof her ac-
ton; and Miss Laura Kceno must not count upon an
other enormous fortune, 10 matter how much money
she invests in scenery unless she can 80 into the cam
paign on n complete war footing.
Tie Summer skirmishng il light, but tolerabiy Ell
fcctive. A new audience is brought down every even
ing at the posts still held BY the regular forees 1t
no uncommon sight of an evening to see more thah
bundled persons Witnessing "The Seven Sisters not
az Of them resh to the oddities and vanites Of thefe
very snowy girls, but msny Of hem reviyiDg memories
Of the early days tie happy long ago, of this remarha'
bic production the lun of which Las no PARALLEL ex-
cept, perhaps, in that of Bull. How many Of Tie orig
nal actors in the Seven Sisters have been married,
or have died, since that distant first night Yet
it is pleasant still 10 count sone Of the old guard
There is Mr.. Peters and Mr. Burnett (who really
shows greet cleverness in keeping up in char
acer commentary on the times, full OF
shining points,, and Mr.. DAILY, and Mrs Lofty
Houch, whose infinite variety ard excellent good hu-
nor time cannot stale, not TO speak Of Others equally
faithful to the s. S. through all. Colonel Laura re-
signed some weeks ago. and went up country
and we hope she has greatly increased ter strength.
Her command has deyolved upon Mrs. Leighton, who
Lac served with brilliant success in many campaigns,
and has already done such efficient service that Il ia
dcrstood she will be promoted to a Brigader- General
al Ia in
Meanw hilc the administration has determined that
future movements Of the campaign ,hall be made pub
lie ard none Of us can tell when the Sisters viii be
allowed to run along home.
Cead Mile Fealhe Such Is the exclamation Of
COL w. j. Florence, even now ringing through Win
ter Garden, and such, fancy, must be the echo Of
every tue Irsh American heart. IL would be trea-
son in the camp if the Colonel were not band
somely supported. lie conducts operations, every
evening on boldly Constitutional scale, and death
TO all trao,p il the motto inscribed upon his banner
Beside which, there is 10 his command the prettiest
md saucest Of all the vivandicrcs Her s ALEC
Florence This post the Winter Garden, needs 10 re-
enforcement. TIE honor Of the Goth is the special
object Of this evenings performanceihe brave boys
whore plume has ever Aoaied in the front of battle,
and covered themselves with ,mimpershable honor
Barnum would be false to tho glorious traditions
which cluster about his II be not among the
foremost in the fray: Otler managers trust to
,erfeit presentment, and have unreal war atmo-
sphere. lie gives you the very subsistence Of the times,
IN the person Of Tllman, the negro ayengeT and bis
identical hatchet'
Without any cory synbols but not without the most
thorough and incorporating hosiiiy Ia all traitors,
~. - a. III
old stand Of Hope, namely the Chapel No. 40 Broad
wav His poetical notes Of "The Rebellion and the
War" are doomed TO carry dismny to many Rebels
heart while they help, with the efforts Of the regular
thenters, more than many wke heads Imagine, TO
sustain the spirit and confirm the resolution of the
loyal
George Christys Mins,rel the only opponents Of the
African in art remaining in the city, and they not
trhband continue their capital entertainments at the
stuyvesant Institute in spite OF rumors that they
about forming themselves into tie nucleus Of rife
regiment.
I,y the best authority in theatrical affairs in New
York we lean that the company at the WGllacks
will embrace several Of the old iavoes and some new
people that no sort OF connection will be had with the
Cocktail Guard" and that II il not definitely decided
what tho opening picce will be. Only the Sunday
critics KNOW moro, anu lhcl NOl I tlh' MT ~ o.
Clarke by the same authority will not appear at ibe
Winter Garden in conjunction with Mrs John Wood,
has declined an engagement with Mr.. WallaCk, and
has had an offer from the Adelph London. The pro-
fesson at largo is blue. The prospect for the coming
season strikes them a. being tribe woiul. Yetwhere
can the people go for rejoicing If not TO tho theaters
and the tide OF victory will have set from this eide Of
Mason g. Dixie's line before the doors open for the
campaign Of '6l-2!
PRracHING AT THE ANDERSON ZOUAyE TEST -
Yesterday afternoon the Rev. Chas. c. Co.'s preached
10 .he families Of Volunteers in the tent at Union
square. The services commenced with prayer and the
singing of Cowpers beautiful hymn, containing The
lines 30 appropriate TO the occasion:
"Ye fearful saints hesh cousge take
The cltuds ye rueh dread
Are big with mercy, and thsl break
In bleisSngs your head.
His purposes Tipening fast,
Unfolding every hC,I;
TIE bud msy have bitter taste,
But sweet viii be the flower
The speaker thanked God that they knew neither
bond nor Free neither denomination nor nations they
cared not what mans professions were, 30 that he
were the right kind of man. Mr. Co.'S then pro-
ceeded 10 show that the consultations Of religion were
adequate to every event in life, to all rcyerees and
and 10 no other source could look for
fort in acton but TO tue Father Of all Mercies. Tie
address was listened TO with attention by large au-
dience Of ladies and gentlemen.
Az apology FOR MR. BOGGS,