Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

soGether with his admission BY the College Of s1r
Qoeas and his license to practice from the Court
Hxaminers. Here, however, we are sorry to s.y
nat extreme laxity prevails in medical and surgical
supervision. Every boy whs can grind salts in .
Pesue and mortar dubes himself doctor forsooth
and every tyro that has the operation Of bleed
ing performed once, sets up for a surgeon. With
such precautions against empyricism and quaokery,
VINO can wonder that half our children die before
.wo years, or tnat large proportion OF women pc
Iish Ior want OF proper attention. We have doubt
out hunter knew as much half Of his cOtem-
poraries and that is not saying much for his scien
DR.: Cunning s. Bedford was examined at great
on the part OF Hunter to show that might
DC committed by the most learned and able surgeons
In removing the piacenta, that accoucher might
under peculiar circumstances, mistake the uterus
for that organ This testimony was very we'll as far
as it went; but when the Doctor came to be cross
examined upon his opinion Of that degree Of anatom
cal knowledge which practitioner might possess
who did not know what the womb was when he had
pulled it from his subject in her death throes-why,
even he, OF course, could Only say it very bad
practice, and betrayed gross ignorance The testi-
mony OF this witness quite at variance nth
ny Of the notions given in evidence by Dr. Grscom,
and between these learned Thebans it is not pro-
vince to decide for the whole trial and the contro-
versy only fit for medical periodical a surgical
| manual
John A. Morrill, and Elisha Merritt, did their ut
most to defend Hunter and their skill may be judged
| of by the verdict Of the jury.
The sentence of the Court will be passed at three
| o'clock on Monday.
Police Office.
JUNE l5.-A Wall-strect ADVERTISING Banker
Sometime back noticed few of the vagares
of Free Wallis street Banker, who advertises in the
Courier that he is the President Of Company pos
sessed of $S52 900 900, and who, under that high
sounding appeation, has contrvcd to vctmiZe
dry greenhorns at the South and West. few days
since, Mr. Doug herty, of Beekman. street, received
q 600 note On the above company, signed VIM. A.
Ford, President, and J. G. Wandering, Cashier Mr.
ID. presented this when it became due, and found
that the President and Cashier mere of
straw, stuffed into existence by A. c. Demeritt and
one Horace H. Ladd an agent of HIS and that two
other agents had been despatched to the South and
West to aid and abet in the circulation 81 similar
shin-plasters Mr.. D. accordingly went before the
Grand Jury and had Demeritt and Ladd indicted for
forgery and they were both arrested and held to bail
in the Of So 900 each, which they procured, and
sent forth again like roaring lions seeking for
fresh victims. Query: Will these worthless
receive sentence adequate to their enormties.
Il Strange Affair. On Saturday afternoon two
Green, were brought up, charged with robbng the
store Of Mr. Henry Ibbotssn, Pearl street, Of II
dozen penknves, worth soc. The only proof against
the prisoners the possession Of the knives which
one Simon Hyds swore was portion of the stolen
property. The account the boys gave Of themselves
and Of their requirement Of the lost property seemed
to create impression OF their innocence, but the
magistrate deeming the identity Of the penknives
complete thought they had better take their defence
before Jury.
The last Loss and Murder Case--On Sunday
morning among the motley gioup that arraigned
before Justice Merritt shree of the negro race
whose appearance both in toggery and ply si0gnomy
would have been fit subject for Hood DIES crbe,
Hegarth to paint. Their clothes had once been of
the kind known going, but blood, tar and filth
Of every description had changed their nature,
that the red flannel shirt looked blue and the blue
jacket deeply stained with blood as to be al
most red. One had his eyes banged up, while the
other had sundry gashes in his throat hch made his
tongue fall out of his mouth like Of those bull
dogs that nfest this city in the heat Of the summer.
The female who formed third of the group had evil
IDENTIFY been sacrificing to Bacchas and after her Ii
bations had doubtless given proofs Of her pugilstc
propensites in trying to put her two lovers hors du
combat The two male negroes announc ed themselves
Nat Roac and Joe Johnson and il turned that
both Of them claimed the personal charms Of the
"lubly Rose,' who stood during the examination
like Patience on a monument, smiling not at her
grief but theirs. Joe swore he had kept Rose for
long time, and Nat told long tale about his hav-
ing claim on her person Whenever Joe was at
sea, and the origin OF the row appeared to be that
both Othelo and Cassie were in port at
Of course both could not occupy the throne, and
80 they determined to fight for il, when Nat
got his eyes bunged up, and Joe hs throat cut with
case knife. The magistrate thinking Nat the worst
Of the two committed him to prison, and told Rose
to take Joe home and administer consolation to
him In his affection. Rose grnned CHASTITY smile,
and like Iago, seemed think that which ever got
the worst Of the matter her gains from the
survivor.
The EFFECT OF SrrAn.-It is said that person
can now go from Newly ork TO Jerusalem in thirty
three days From the former city to Bristol Eng
land, in thirteen days. from there to Paris two; to
Syria in thrteen from there to Jafa, in four; and
in one more TO the Eternal city
EMIeRArroS.-Thc number of emigrants from
Scotland, who arrived at Quebec in 1879, 26t3;
in $780, 245o, in 1891, 535i; in 1892, $500; in 1893,
1916; in 1884, 1891; in 1885, 2l27; in 1896, 222i-
The number who arrived at NewYork in 1929 was
9iS; in 1880, 1884; in 1881, 217S; in 1888, 1886.
MONEY LIAR X EFT.
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