The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-14

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paration of Drs. Bedford and Sands. However,
next spring, we will be better able to Judge of the
comparative success of these rival establishments.
In the mean time, as professions appear to be the
order of the day, we would humbly venture to sug-
gest to the "Stuyvesant College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy" the propriety, beauty, and expediency,
of getting up agrand public procession, on occasion
OF the opening of their lecture rooms This would,
we think, throw the old College of Physicians and
| Surgeons, in Crosby street, completely into the
shade. The following is respectfully submitted
| as
| Programme ofthe Procession
| The Servants of the College,
Consisting Of the Porter and venerable female who
| lights the fres)
| THE TAIL OF Dr.. MoUr.
| (borne by six shin Docors)
with spendidly bound cory of the Book of Travels"
| and his Lectures as reported in the Lancet"
under each arm.
| Dr. PATrnoN
with large banner bearing the names" Glasgow"
London" Baltimore" Philadelphia" New
York." and the motto
When kicked out Of one city flee to another"
Dr. CUNNING BEDFORD,
mounted on donkey, and followed by cart loaded
with works by Southwood, Smith, and others,
and a box of old clothes.
with Bottle of Root Beer in one hand
and box OF Specific Ointment in the others.
The Rejected Students"
Two and two, III deep mourning
The PARENTS AND GuARpuANs
OF the unhappy young men educated at the school
who were rejected by the Naval Board
The QuAcKs
who received Diplomas from the School
last winter, two-andtwo.
We do hope that friendly hint will be taken
into serious consideration, DIR. Bedford will, we
are sure, go strong for the procession. He has al
ways approved of letting ones self be seen in the
streets. 1t looks like business.
Seriously-next winter will show, that although
set of incompetent professors utterly destitute of
the means of afording decent medical education,
may perperate deception one season. they cannot
repeat their criminal conduct. Students WILL be
warned; they will not submit to course OF in.
strcion, which only the fate of being gno.
mlniously rejected by respectable medical tribu-
mails; they will not sesL IL ~--- = \
connexion with an institution started ms mere
speculation, and which has met the indignant frown
of the great mass of the profession. The Stuyve-
SAINT School must alter its character and tactics,
sbumit to its fate.
STRANGE PRoCEEDrNGs BosToN The Grand Ju-
ry in Boston have lately indicted and imprisoned
veral poor little boys, on the ground that they OBJ
structed the side walk in State street, by selling the
daily papers. This is one of the most singular and
most contemplate pieces of conduct that any body
of men could be guilty of; and we hope that The
Boston papers will give the o. those grand
jurors who have acquired unenviable and an un-
dying notoriety by this miserable act! Pray, what
have the newsboys done in State street deserving
of imprisonment Look at State street 1t is full of
sharpers and shavers, and SPECTATORS Jews and bro
kers, and broken down political and financial hacks.
1t issomething little Wall street, where man may
run against an honest man by accident-no other
way. And these the fellows that ought TO be in
dicted. These the chaps that demorallse So
ciety, and not the news boys
OPERA-IrALIAN AND ENaLIsH.-Signor de Begins,
in conjunction with Signor Antognini and Seguin,
have issued prospectus, and with subscription
list. The prospectus includes the names of variety
favorie artlstes already engaged and of others to
be engaged, provided the latter is encouraged
enough TO cover an expenditure which such a COM
blnation OF talent must necessarily involve.
To families who happen to have children in the
course Of musical education, finer school cannot
be well imagined than well conducted opera The
terms to families made to meet the increase of
numbers in most favorable manner; and a. the
tickets are also made transferable it affords the
most liberal facility of admission ever vet presented
to the public.
Mrs Seguin, Mad. Otto, Signora Mecovino Uon.
don), Mrs. Bailey, are among the number engag-
ed (; and engagements are in progress with Mrs.
Sutton, Mons. Nourri, Sig. Aug Soudano (Paris),
Mr.. Barker London), Sig. Strazzi, and Caudi (Ha-
vana), Nc. &c. Mr.. Latham, and Mr.. Meyer are
also amongst the engaged, we hear. Mrs Sutton,
we perceive, Is at Buffalo, giving concerts, with
her husband and daughter the latter little girl who
has just made debM. One of the papers there
speaks OF them as tollows:-
Consecutive noticed with much pleasure that Mrs.
Sutton assisted by MIR. Sutton, AMI her daughter who
another concert at the lecture the Young Niens
Association, Monday evening This LAZY richly de.
serves the high ecomiums she has receve
distinguished professors and musical critics in
Europe AMI this country We 10 not pretend to critical
knowledge # music. but have hear the most dsn-
gushed ocsss in the States and think that Mrs s.
surpassed by none in the sweetness power and compass
of her voice, ani the brancy, tase and feeling Of her
execution
The orchestral department, well as the CHORAL
are TO be under the drill and direction of Mr. VIM
Persona sufficient guarantee to the musical world
for their perfection
On On! oH!-John Jones, of the Madisonian,
has stopped exchanging his paper for the Herald
because We think him fool The loss only equal
TO few mouthfuls of milk and water We can
easily balance that account.
School Boys --EpucArIoN.--A year ago the
whole city was coavulsed with the subject of edu-
catlon-public embellishments of youth-nlarch of
intelligence, &c, &c. Now all is silent-all quiet
| the boys as ignorant as ever--no one caring for
education at all. Thus wags the wicked world
How To MAKE MONEY Go north, to the borders
the neighborhood of the Canada line--and under