New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

noyance Of basy pedestrians. Seated at the taoies
in the hospitals were of men whose naked
limbs exhibited every conceivable variety OF wounds,
which were beng dressed BY the volunteer surgeons
who daily visit the Park for this purpose. Among
the distinguished snrgeons who attend 10 the wants
OF the wounded men here are Drs. Buck, Stevens,
Post. Stone, Wood. Dermold, Fmnsll, Bridden, and
Klackswifzer DIR. Bahan is dressing gunshos
wound of the hand DIR. Anderson is dressing
compound fracture of the sknll, DR.. Furman
is applying lint to a wound Of the thigh. Doctor
Herrck is washing tie wounds of soldier just from
The field Of Fair Oaks. Doctor Rockwell Ia band.
aging leg; aud Doctor Little supervising oil here
and there, applying pl-erer-ofpais spnt to frac'
lures Of limbs. Gen. Harvey Brown ia present, CIV.
ing orders in his usual quiet way. Capt. Abel 10
looking after tue affairs OF the barracks DIR. Sbauh'
Ter is busy engaged in furnishing passes to the SOL
dieys speaking TO them in French and German 40 >
easily rs in English. Messrs. Ciussman and Benja-
min are making ont furloughs and transportation pa'
pers. Mr.. futile is making out the psy.list. Mr..
w. II. II. Abeli is forwarding the men TO their
homes, while Col Bliss, the presiding genius OF the
esrabshm exercises bis great executive ability
10 moldng into system and symmetry affairs tnas
wonld be chaos aud confusion in the hands OF men OF
less energy aud ability.
Two hundred and thirty five men were lodged and
fed at the hospital on Wednesday night, many Of
whom will be sent to their friends in the course OF
the day. In this sketch We must not omit TO name
the noble ladies who devote tieir energies to tho
welfare of the soldiers Mrs. Col. Bliss is admins
teEbg delcaces under the direction Of the doctors
Mrs. DIR. Buck Mrs Charles l.. Perkins, Mrs. Caleb,
Mrs Woodruff, Mrs. Col. Davis, Mrs. Joseph Law.
renee, Miss Woolsey, Miss Hone, and Miss Murray,
and others are attending the clothing Of the soldiers,
writing letters for then, and aiding them in various
ways.
Mr. Baker is taking care Of the snstenance DEPART
ment and Mrs. Mack and Richard Addy are looking
after the bedding aud nursing department.
ACCIDENT ON THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAIL.
ROAD.--A special train Lett New. York ut = CLOCK
Wednesday afternoon, with Capt. Cook Battery on
board. When about four miles this eide OF trenton
an accident occurred Wy which one man was drowned
and about twenty horses lost. rail, that had oy
some means become detached from the sieePeis, pro-
tru,ed from the track Tie engine, which coud nos
be stopped III tim- 10 avola an lnpenuipe o'saeo
~ e. struck the I'll. TIE fret car OF the tram was
completely demolished, aud four OF the Others pre-
cipitaed mo the canal adjoining the track. Opo
man connected with Capt. Cooks Battery was
thrown iuto the canal, aud not being aole 90 extn
cate himself from the fragments OF the cars, was
drowned. About twenty horsrs connected with the
battery wsrr either drowned crushed TO death by
the cars while being overturned. The accident oc.
Cured between T. and o'clock ia the evening The
train that left New-York nj O'Clock, for Camden
had 10 return to Trenton aud reached Philadelphia,
at the kensugton depot, with the southern passen-
gers leaving sleeping-car II, Trenton.
An UPRISING OF PRISONERS FEARED.-It 10
run ored, says Tie CieUtiand Her0id. that Colonel
Hoffman tue Commandant at johnson Island has
become siarn.ed on account Of the large lumber u
prisoners and susll guard johnson Island, and has
telegraphed TIN United Sraies steamer Michigan TO
come to his assistance Ii is said htthree Canadian
vessels have been anchored off the Island for some
time and IL il f.nrDd "A nln L. OIL hand 10 run soma