New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
Personal.

The camp OF Fort Corcoran Ia enlivened these
logged days, by the ceremonies of The Moonlight
Brigade" Each knight, entering the "ider Is
solemily baptized with a new name. The clever cor
respondent and associate edorof Tie LGder furnishes
an amusing catalogue, which will interest all the
friends Of Ihe brave bOys:
Capt Ma Piesient Of the Oder 10 tnovr "Pdnee
hs % S L. s.S. 'fi ca ore u IL
Il" Bitop U1ooe" QDasrs'tsI Iuly hsIres e. "ooa
oaiIoae lieut. Connolly pisy. b, p,t o. Flon Nccoess
Oh s.,snisge Ous good and vrtuous h.od CoainArs
b Houisisoeis Ply Catcher" tspt Quul.n The tne
mere tvils g.. =, .y 40 p Dc I.,a L. Nc
tUed Hucbra" with couc lvsru,io IL ,nd
.rts. tsa uad,i de venerable name Of O,sia D. no.
s. Gsd6y" DR. Baron -t-ivssces as stdiE Powder
bren Oven The bish lh.h ti,s OF Damhi" oii M..
srnfyps may III, shadow inereae ;" Lieut. Wall
the -. .rsi: hns.. !" 4. r. Lieut. Butter s,ncho
eengaeIss the ia.a,, ,,o91s 81 Gs. e e %. p.
viii live in history a, the White Here o. tie Isg-
s sS, I-e 4Si'G .s ,''i n xd @ %. &
NcD,mot Scout aud nstes ali eice eLt one Lieut. raw
oI , ION III. Of Pop sS.
Gait CLARK has been styled "Lord Chatham IN refe-uc
T 81, sts,s I Lts GesaIS. BUY Bows to das la
blu hor Lieut., Wal On Lieut. Dnsy Che "Oes 'pt.o1 q
been conferred Lieut.. Mcishon veteran Of many hsh ,ad
S.S e eaiss = c.S .'Sa 81 nj ~ S.'
as - ep arcL.nn" The maze OF Amiaadab slssk
u. ehar.Cer s borne by Lieut. bron snd Lieut. FOgUy
s"hsndy Andy"
Great anxiety has been caused in literary circles In
this city by the capture by lie Rebels Of SIR. W. II.
Hurburt long known us ono Of the most industrious
and clever iourn List Of the North. lie arrived in
Atlanta Ga. oil tie 18th lust, and suspicion having
been entertained there that he the author OF one
of the earliest and sblest Essays against Slavery
(published in TIE Ednburgt Rcgeig), M well as OF
volumes Of articles in The Ner-rork Times, directed
against the same institution Committee Of Inyest-
CATION eat upon him, and deemed it prudent To send
him OF tolRichmond to he dispoed Of by the Govern
nent. Meanwhile a number Of Governors, Mayors,
and other high officers OF the &. s. A. telegraph
inc 10 every point for Lis detention and he pro-
nounccd by many journals "a bold, daring, and nc
oomplished spy Wien he was in Ricbmcnd nst his
name lib that Of his valet registered as belong
ing 20 South Carolina. br. Hurlbur affirmed In Al.
lama that he was bearer of dispatches TO the French
Consul at Cbareston and defed his TO open
the package con aiming them. The French Consul
Piled TO a telegram that lie never received dispatches
in package-ssy I2x6xi. At Dalton a regiment of
soldiers desired 10 hang Mr.. Hurlburt, and he was
obliged u leave the train How long shall these out
RACES upon our most cultivated and refined citizens go
unpunishedi
The death of signor AnOdo is deeply regretted,
and is most severe blow 10 his family hitherto intact,
numbering both parents, six sons aud two daughters.
Francis is the only one LEFT on tue stsge. The de-
ceased was born iD Naples in 1881, where his father
is editor n-chef Of the official Journal Lis musical
precocy was great and at the age Of Is he put himself
in training with the two most celebrated maes OF LIS
native city, Having failed to gain the consent Of his
family @ pubic career Y sa aysy ssa !?!ssa rs