New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

low with leg amputated, shoulder bruised and hip
and side black and acariied by exposure aud lying
90 long upon tie ground after receiving bic wolnd.
In my pocket was THE TRIBUNE Gust received,
containing the earnest appeal Of Mrs Jane G' OWES
helm for something to quench thlrst," but never
before, with all my familiarity with hospital suffer-
ngs had felt 80 forcbe an application of an appeal
Tor a welknown necessity, as that waillng. almost
despairing cry, which still haunts my ears. Not g
word of complaint about bis acsraed shoulder-no
reference to his paralyzed and scared eide and AIM
putated leg--but "tbis terrible thirst = The sur
geon replied 81 will try and 90 the best can Tor
you; but you must stop drinking so much rater J.
and with this command was an order to the steward
in attendance not TO give the men too much water.
asked the surgeon aside "Cannot something be
got for these men" 81 do not know" said be.
I'VE ought to have hundred boxes OF lemons and
oranges right off; but suppose it Is impossible 70
get them (which is best for these wounded men,
rejoined. lemons or oranges" Lemons are
cheapest, and are not eaten, and DO not pelsn ss
rupidiy-,hough oranges would be more grateful 10
the men, | presume he rejoined. The fever
which always ensues after anputaton or wound
csises d most distressing thirst; and, oe the lime
water hereabous acte an active aperent, the sui.
teriDgs Of these men mnst indeed be terrible, ana
resolved to add my earnest appeal to that already
made by that noble wouan, who. like an angel OIL
mercy, il Jpinisiering to the suffering and d!lns
heroes and martyrs in the Washington hospitals;
" we ougo, 10 have hundred boxes Of lemons aud
oranges right off!" Jn'l .here some Florence
Nightingale, or generobs man In your great city VINO
will secure this boon for our suffering boys night
OFT" What |, "a hundred boxes Of lemons anu
oranges" for New-foIk. One Sabbath day coiiec-
ton in any one Of your churches-yes, even penny
collection in y5ur Sabbath day schools, among the
children, would more than pay for them. How
many parched lips and fevered tongues would breathe
q PRAYER OF blessing 10 Heaven for such rehef lne
Omuipotent One only knows. Who will pm, at the
dispose Of the SANITARY Coumts sion, or lie Surgeon
General the hundred boxes, right Oh
Surgeon George Suckley, medical director OF the
llth Corps who was cal tured and paroled, but who
remained with our boys I'LL tue last ambulance ioad
WAS brought over, has furnished ne with the names
Of our wounded men who died and were buried az
Charlottesville, after having been brought into the
Rebel hospitals.
AT TIE HATCH HOUSE, HOSPITAL.
Jobu Rely o. g II. Capt. Il Rob.n'q9 q 81 o.
Pullman Po,rrs. b, l5T Pa Felix Mcbride' T. ~
Cor A. Franklln, A. s. q. herd Laso.en, i, ", q:
IranLlin Ct.rey 49, - o. Coz. Edgar Way, q. - U.
Adam Herpeler X. l.i n Y. Col ko6t hhsy 70 - com
Isaac Bryant, h, "a b L. pound hae'gre nglt zee
Hstry GiiSer. @. 70 VII. lated ., thish M.y .. and
(ut.ave Lone q. IS " Y. died seven hours aiter
su.ecn l. Hartman iO5 o., died
At THE HILL HOSPITAL, SCAR IhE Old ithHA0H'
~ ~ ncP.iS il, p Coz H. W. Brace % X. Y
10. Ii Rayu,ona MIN. Reuben Gale. y " III.
WIN. IcDlrlel lsl Pa Matthe" Aslh 20 -,
/ NJ g.pp,r ITO Pa Capt. J. Cassidy, ID, n Ind.
Geo. S~su, II -. II. ,ept. ~ u o""' ~ - ~
Jane. bsand, n Ind th.s. H. sisman !" y. l.
The " buraors'' Of the plckeis serving along the
Raprahannoc, arc deserving place ia The annals
of Artemus Ward and Orpheus G. Kerr. The latest,
believe Ia based upon the recent trip OF Tue Con
nnnder-n-C hief 10 Wellington 10 tact when The
Rebel Iickets by some mysterious means, seem 10
have been aware OF as soon as II occarredl. says
Reb.-" Nhere's General Hooker gone J!
Yankee lwho happened 10 be one OF The BROOKLYN
IithD-" Gone 10 attend Stooewail Jachsons funer-
alp
hi, being little hard on Secesh, he shouts out
again" Has tie llth Corps stopped running YET
"Oh. yes, they were halted Just after taking down
S,one-moH to set him up again -
no." replies Reb., " lie don't need any such
raii-ih'ing now.
Tire oneslioa AZ 10 "who killed Slonew0ll Jack
,on" has become quite as difficult auction to
solve "a who Killed Cock Robin" ! presume
there "a no ir1proprie,y in M stating that learned
from one OF the heeds Of Department at WashlOs-
ton. tlat the War Office IN Iosseerion oil iacts
which led |, TO believe that Gen. jackson Was lur-
po,ely sho, by one OF his own men, be having ex-
cited a reyengefn hatred account OF his rgld and
tyrannical control over his troops.
All remains quiet Oh the Rappahannock, 20
lar as the outward eye can Discern. Yet all VINO
know tie CommandeT-ln-Chief, can conjecture that
lie il, about IA quiet q Gagged eagle. Visitors begin
10 show themselves agaa, looking after wounded
and loved ones. 70 all who come 10 this army, Lev
me re-entreat 70 leave their brandies and wines AT
home aud ill instead, their valises with oranges and
lemons and the real heroes Of the army VIII bless
you, and God will bles' you also more abundently.
'' BETA.