The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

most contemptuous manner respecting the scientific
atalnments OF DR.. Mott. But the most amusing
hing OF all, Is the manner in which il is attempted
TO shield poor DR.. Bedford, the Phenomenon as
he Is called IN oerIslon. Not word is offered in
! explanation OF the manner in which he gets up his
| lectures by stealing from others Ii is stated that
the students intend TO hiss the poor man when he
| attempts 10 lecture again.
1t is quite true that we have exposed the
| oil lmpudeni financial corporations, and in no one
instance have the public been deceived in our pre-
dicuons or statements We have also exposed the
shallow pretensons and quackery of medical insti.
tuition, and the Navy Medical Department of the
country have sanctioned our opinion, by the igno-
mlnous rejection of all its pupils who appeared as
candldatestor admission into naval medical st rvice.
Ii is very true that last year we were led to speak
iavorably OF these men and their undertaking. We
were imposed upon. We took these men at their
word We gave unlimited confidence to their own
statements They said they would introduce a
new system of medical education. They held out
high hopes of usefulness, We believed them So
did the poor unfortunates who were rejected the
| Naval Board! We have had as well as these young
well-varnshed statements of Drs. Mott Pattison
Sands, and Bedford. But it wo.ld be still greater
error were we to neglect giving faithful warning
respecting the character of this institution as it has
been exhibited during the last session. We wish to
save medical students from rejection at the Naval
Board We cannot allow deception or chicanery or
lncompetency in the scientific and medical world to
pass unexposed and unreproved, any more than we
can permit the gamblers and murderers inWall street
and Ann street TO escape with impunty
CHANGES THE CABINEr-THE PRESIDENTS NEW
PoLicY.-W Whatever changes may take place in the
Cabinet, the oaaer-spnn of the administration is
centred in John Tyler himself. He will devise, ar
range, and prepare his own measures and give them
to the nation on his own responsibility. The ultras
of the two great parties-the discontinued and gree.
dy pollticians-the mere office beggars-may fret
and fume as much as they please; the President
will not turn to the right or to the left-he will go
straight ahead ard give us new and magnificent
plan for arranging the tariff, the currency, public
lands, and every other element of disorder in the
finances OF the country. Wait until it be complete
PRINTING OF THE Posr OFFIcE.--We understand
that the printing of the blanks OF the post Office is
now given to one Applegate, who formerly printed
the Flash Arena, and such like obscene newsps
pers We would advise the Post Office Depart
ment to enquire of the manager of the Chatham
Theatre, and ascertain the sort of man that now
does their work. The letters also given to the
Standard and Union-papers OF no circulation, and
OF no use-besdes being contrary TO law
Really 1t would appear that some OF the friends Of
the administration determined to do all the mis-
chief that they can to its popularity and success.
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA-We received by last
evenings mail, Montreal papers of Monday. They
contain some important information affecting the
political welfare Of that Province II appears that
Sir Charles Bagot has astonished the Canadians by
throwing a complete somerset in his appointments
His Excellency now seems DESTROYS of obtaining
the confidence of the French Canadian population.
We take the following relating thereto from the
Montreal Commercial Messenger -
told you my letter of yesterday that would not be
surprised Lafontane should "go to the Ministerial
benches scarcely thought my prophecy would be veri
fed soon. But verified it has BEEN and the Ministerial
benches have changed their tenants.
give you the list of changes beginning with Draper |
who has been translated TO the Legislative Council where
he is to preside as speakerMr. Jameson being other
wise provided for MIR Baldwin to take hi: place as
Attorney General for Western Canada with seat at the
Council Board Mr. Lafontane is to succeed Mr. Ogden
as Attorney General Tor your section and he has appont
ed Aylwin to the Solicitor Generashp Mr. Crouard is
to be the Commissioner of crown Lands in place Of Mr.
Davidson who will also be provided for from the purses
dissolved Immediately
have but moment to write to you this most important
and startling
TROUBLE IN CANADA.--Sir Charles Bagot is get
ting into trouble in Canada 1t seems that the old
Tory party, headed by Draper, Ogden, Harrison,
and Sullivan, have been leading Sir Charles into
very ridiculous posifiOn with respect IN The liberal