Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

management. We have doubt of it--but we did
expect that any newspaper, any member of the
committee would have the audacity to insult the
spectacle inhabitants Of this city, by thus preparing
such comfortable and cheap quarters for their female
friends and favortes. ticket for lady of respec
liability is S3-a ticket for Miss Wice-Warsey, 81.
Verify the committee have taken care Of their
friends.
FAsHIoNABLE ISTELLIGENcE.-Major A. Van
Buren, the private secretary of the President, ac-
companied by his lady and his younger brother,
Smith T. (the latter being chip of the old bock,)
arrived in town last night and took lodgings at the
American Hotel. General Scott slept in the
hotel on Wednesday night, and took the boat yeser
day morning for Albany The Hon. Daniel Webster
is also here. residing at the private residence Of his
lady's relatives.
We learn also that all these gentlemen with their
ladies and families are preparing to visit Europe in
few weeks-spend the summer at Baden Baden, the
Bubbles of Brunnen, or some of the other watering
places on the eastern continent. His Excellensy,
tie President, intends also visit New York during
the coming summer, in order to put things to rights,
and to carry the state at the next eecton-and what
is more, he ciH carry this state unless the foolish
whig leaders and papers in Wall street cease quar-
relling about the of their defeat and
hoist at the magical banner of General Scott for
the next presidency.
o. WALSH who writes letters for the New York
American from Paris has taken little Of the advice
gave him through the Herald when ! was in Paris
last year His last letter giving account Of the
soir6es Of Madame Welles and General Cass are an
improvement on his former dull epistolaries. When
visit Paris next winter, shall let another reef out
of my mainsa and astonish the blockheads yet more
As yet, however, the Letters from the East by
New York Lady" are far ahead Of Walsh's epistlss.
Welsh is of the last age-dull, heavy, learned with
out genius, brilliancy, passion, or philosophy. lie
mus, be ground over again to be eatable.
&C. The Hon. Daniel Webster appeared among
the barrsters in the US Circuit Court yesterday to
hear the pleadings and evidence in the Of Bell
& Grant Us. Costar. Bergman Ebbstts. The
curiosity to hear the great plead, caused num-
Der Of visitants, but they all doomed to dis
appointment for he is only retained 10 argue the
on the part of the defendants before the Supreme
Court at Washington, and attends here for the pur
pose Of possessing himself Of its gene raj merits and
legal points. We thought Mr.. w. did not appear
well in health as when last him. and that
his brow was than usually sicklied DER with
the pale cast OF thought"
MEDICAL CoLLEeE.-We mentioned few days
ago that several Of the professors Of the Medical
College had resigned, and learn that
are likely to follow that example, How is thisl
The history Of the medical institutions in this city
is a melancholy CONNIE ntary upon the weakness mis-
mana and imbccility the Regents, well
the Trustees. In this city ought the chief Medical
School Of the American continent TO be placed. Med
ica knowledge can only be communicated with
racy aud despatch in large capital where professors
can illustrate their doctrines by lectures the very
diseases they exist in the hospital In London, but
particularly in Paris, the student in me dicine learns
more in one day by the brief and rapid lectures given
over the various patients at the Hotel Deu, and other
hospitals, than he can in year by mere study. Du-
ring my visit there, went day the rounds Of the
hosp pitfalls and lecture rooms. in company with two
young gentlemen from this city, and had the process
Of medical instruction pointed out 10 me by compe-
tent persons on the spot.
In our medical school, some attempts have been
made to introduce this system Of running lectures,
but so miscrably !. our Medical School managed-so
Jealous are the Trustees Of the professors-so imbe
cIe are the Regents that progress has ever been
made 10 create institution out Of the materials
here existing in great abundance. The recent re
signations we're forced the professors by the mise
rablc jealousy and pitiful mismanagement Of those
physiciaps forming part Of the Trustees.
We have some curious information on this subject
which shall be forthco ming in a few days.
o. The New York University is quarreng and
in debt $4,000 when did any public institution in
New York not do sol
fSJ. The Wall street papers are quarrclling how
they lost the election II they had not quarrelled
how they should gain it, they might have gained H.
G;- A splendid wedding was celebrated last even.
ing al IL Hicks street, Brooklyn The bridegroom
is rich young widower, and the bride beautiful
maiden of n. Ariel went over at y but had not re-
turned when our paper went TO press
I..o alarm lrirafcs nrnnoked 10 be hniIt