New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

The Fifteenth Corps was not badged until The last
campaign. Then tie hishmal's pertinent jest was
made use of, and Characteristic badge Obtained. inc
story runs something after this manner: The fteOh'
ard then the Eleventh and Twelfth Corps had been TO-
gether during tie Knoxville Campaign; one day son
of tho Green Isle to resting spot among group
OF stars end cIefceuts Twelfth and Eleventh Corps
baGges) ftb," qnoth he and what il them lIttle
stars and yes WAR; it explained, ana
Mick, satisfied gave bis approval Soon one Of the
/ boys questioned in turn; 80 PU6Her,' what's youI
badger Fifteenth Corps struck thoughtful altitude,
4 then, suddenly Shaping his cartridge box cxo!aimed,
This and lolty rounds be Jabber aud so 1t t. The
color If Il patch or ground indicated the number Of
the Division in the order named red white, blue and
yellow. ...
Tie Seventeenth Corps has the arrow which was
gnaly designed by Gen. Ostcrhaus for the Fifteenth
sCois which lie considered the corps Of flight point
toward the enemy.
GEN HOWARD.
The Commander Of these two Corps IS MajorGen. o.
TO- Howard the Christian General. LEST Sunday efer
noon saw men worship God in the grove in front Of
Gen. Towards quarters, with simple sincerity and
true Christianity Of worship that is more difficult to IND
in onr LARGE cities than any other The soldier
is strange diameter the good and bsd pIedonnating
as he may heppen to feel doing at ore moment things
tt aIe any Ting but good, and the next he is win
almost womany tenderness assisting some poor woman
Or a lite child.
TIE LUNATICs
This brings &c mind the scenes at the Lunatic Asylum
Some of the inmates seem crGzed because they Know
too much These excite tie sympathy Of The soldier
One Young man created great excitement among tie
oors "he was there by reason Of his father. who had
spent the money left by the young mans mother, and
then had placed him in tie Insane Asylum 70 keep hiu
out Of the way" This hs story, and It was feared
at the Place would be attacked by the soldiers to re-
lease him. Others were by their story in confinement
hr being Union men. There 10 inmates that do
not seem to comprehend that the old flag is BACK
again. and that Gen. Sherman can do anything that
may be by him considered best.
\ good story is told Of Major Tibbe's, formerly OF
Gen. Wards staff. He made visit to tie Asylum;
looked about for good specimen Of crazy man, which
when found lie addressed, asked If he would shake
hands with him. which the inmate consented to do.
The Maior then asked what tie trouble was ana wes
informed tia, slight headache was all. WHAT Go
you do hereT 'quericd the Major. "Oh, orr N
charge "Oh indeed and do the inmates give you
much trouber Oh yes great DEAL was the re-
response
Soon after tie Major met friend and took lin to
see th. mill lunatic and was somewhat discounted to
discover that the gentleman the person in charge
In reality and not an inmate.
Ills said that the gentleman did not express himself
much satisfied at the mistake ana has since kept some
one Iy 10 state who he was.
uoME-sICK.
That the war is is generally eouceded' and
Tie soldiers are many Of them casting longing eye
toward lone That they will not make peoceial citi
ze,s is, IN sure mistskc. This war bas educated
n0 II them.
Many con read and write that did rot know q
letter of tie alphabet. They know, too many ne"
nodes OF tie GUILTY. alton Of land and have much gen
erol information that jourreyng away ifom home VIII
only give. r-
The trees are nearly oil in full leaf except tie ho!
whose bright berries ard dark green leaves are last
falling to the ground. the grain 10 high ABOVE inc
ground tie blossoms the ground about the fruls
trees md the young mutt is forming fast We sh1'
have strawberries in two weeks with the green'pee
better, we all expect tAe tlp
Lomew ald .or the war is flushed and 80 MS
"NNNS "CkCQuIS.'