New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

SICK AND WOUNDED SoLDIENs.-N0t less than
1000 sick and wounded men were sent to their
homes from the Park Hospital last week. Upward
of 400 of these men belong to Pennsylvania; the
others to the State Of New-York Thirty PenDsyl-
vania men still remain al the Pork Hospital. They
expect TO be forwarded to their homes some time in
the course Of the day. On Saturday night, the
messenger boy TO the Park Hospital was sent up
town to distribute notices TO the surgeons who at
tend the sick and wounded men. lie had travelled
on Sxth-avenue TO Thirty seventh street, whom
spick-pocke snatehed the notices and fastened from
the car with such speed tnat the conductor could
not catch him. He bids fair to fall into the hands
OF the surgeons, who are ready to hgate bis neck
with hangman's rope, and dissect him afterward
Surveyor-G General Souther Of Pennsylvania visited
the sick and wounded men at the various hospita
hereabout Yesterday. The Sanitary Commission
ship Euterpe will leave the foot Of Grand street
East River, on Wednesday morning. The public
are invited to inspect tbi. splendid ship. Surgeon
General Hammond left THE city for New-Hayen last
evening. He inspected the hos oials here on Sstur-
day. Major SpFague was here yesterday. He re.
ports that 300 men are doing well in the Hospital al
Albany. About 800 men were sent to their friend.
from the New. En-. land Relief Rooms last week A
considerable number OF men, who PASSED through
this city on forloGgh few weeks ago, are now re-
turning to their regiments. The following lie the
Committee at the New-England Rooms for the
week beginning June q aud ending July 8:
The Rev Or. Vin,on, Trinity Church John Paine esq
No ~ Wan stree, samuel w. Brigham, ESQ, No. 2:
Wsyery place; william j. HoPpin 90. No u Pine sweet
ITae A. N e. go NC ~ WI ' We ohai a.
No IL Tenth street, Mi-e J.ne s. Wooi.ey No Brevoorl
seS Mr. Ssh aa Min W b'f1yG a Nj" r. r'ts We
Fifteenth street. Mira j. 4. SheIer, Brooklyn.
Drs. Bumsead, Flint and Pesslee, have al.
tended daily to the necessities Of the SICK and
wounded men at the Broadway Rooms. The New
England Relief Committee sent needy supply of
wines and dele cies to the soldiers who came on the
Ericsson Immediately after their arrival here.
Among the distinguished visitors al tho various
hospitals used for tie accommodation Of sick and
wounded soldiers for the past veek was the wife Of
Coy. Curtin, an amisti6 AID accomplished lady,
whose Kind words were Ike drops Of balm to the
wounded me., The tender regard shown by the
ladies' ior The "Jlare o; ihc soldiers Frustrated by
sickness ana the s"nrd source Of great copsola
ton and encoGragemep 10 them.
John Spencer Coupl.y A, "a Rhode Island.
who came here from the Wh,e House On the Com.
modore, died On Saturday uigL,et the hoyp,tsl.
CoETRIBUTIoSs TO "OUR WoUSirp soInrrp,o |
By PuBIIc School No. 48.-While Ch,rcbes and
Associations are providing 50 generously hr the
wounded in our hospitals, and the benevole. Of
both sexes are giving their time and their means !.
alternating the suferings Of the noble defenders of
our country, the teachers and pupils Of some of the
New-York Schools are doing what they can" for
the cause Public Scaool No. as under the charge of
james ii. Partridge, esq recently made It's first con.
tributon TO the wounded soldiers. The sufferers in
the hospital corner of Fity-frst street and Licking
ton avenue were the glad recipients Of this donation
Three large wagons were required to forward the
packages Of hospital shrta linen, lint, garments Of
every description, liniments tea, coffee, farina,
sugar, jeles, &C., which were 30 generously SUD.
pied by the patriotic teachers and the boys and girls
Oh this school. large sum Of money was also col.