The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-05

Cl1nique at the New York Unlverelty, ny
Professor Mott.
The usual weekly Clinique was held on SATURDAY oy
Professor Mott and was attended BY an unusually large
number both Of patients and students being the nst
cnique since the and also from the one on the
Saturday after Christmas day having been omitted
We observed quite q number Of strange faces among
the Glass; and understood them be students from the
Philadelphia colleges, who, having come on to New
u how S cnuues are in New and
doubt not they will return quite satisfied with the sds'
After the entry Of Dr. Mott the first case that present
ed itself, was the following. viz =
A boy who has been before the class several times,
laboring under ascites which originally was segueh
of intermittent fever Three times the collection Of Aud
been removed and returned and the doctor stated
viscera, or obstruction in the portal circulation The
doctor made several remarks on the he had
sscon. The patient was with r.qu:
tofoow the prescriptions given him. and to return In
I'd Was case of simple fracture Of the ulns Of four
teen weeks standing, which the patient, young man
thought was not unsd but the doctor assured him that
II perfectly united and that what he felt was the
natural ridge where the bone had united and that he
need not labor under any anxiety about it,
remarked that many medical men might pass their lives
without ,eeiDg such one, even in very extensive
mslignant affection Of the breast The doctor said he
had had much experience In diseases Of the female breast
that had but Of schirrus sfsc
ton of the male breast which he had operated and
the gentleman had Rad return OF It since He
this disease in the female breast and the propriety Of
operating on them, but he stated that when they had
reached seIts point he wa. very esrsui 70 nI.
would decidedly recommend the removal OF the breast ~
an opeistion The patient, who was very intelligent
ending him to get place where he could be
attended to- also to observe rather slack diet &c II
arranged that the operation should be performed on
No was child of ONE two three years old. who
The doctor thought ives fair case Of idcpathic ep
ilepsy, arising from some abnormal condition Of the
BRAN pr oducing this state things and this form Of
disease as 10 well known, very un, satisfactory dis.
see Of this one the fact Of lis undergoing pro.
Of dention, he did not think had anything to
or remission in the g. while tooth was absolutely
coming through. He made many remarks on the SUP.
ject ofep'lepsy and ito treatment he nnsy .IecIDed
date Of potash and pea issue IN the back OF the
neck
No o. Yves q case of little girl who was before the
class some three wee since with the NIP compslnt OF
| a years stsnding. On exsminstion, the suPpura'ivs
stage Of the disease found 10 be present Dr. Mott
recomme nded strong nutritious diet &c. advised
the parents sllow him TO the part where the nuc.
apparent He also prescribed super 'nlphsts
qunine and sfer the patient had retired be made &c.
v-ial remarks regarding the prcpriety Of making an
open rg in cases where suppnraton had commenced,
a. cvscuang the matter gIa ually in order 10 avoid
Inflammation OF the par iet-s OF he and thus
the liability to hectic irritation. In preference 70 al.
owing the matter hu rowing in the parts. and
finally bursting and dschsfging itself sll OF sudden
/ NOT Was Of taum tic cataract putthe doc'
tor savsd the patient 70 Dc ~nn o Soe
perfectly blind still he thought that one good eye was
sufficient for any one.
old extending its whole body After which the III.
tie child that operated on some four weeks ago. ior
aneurs by at the end efthe nose, pre-
sented 10 the class much improved and the doc
tor thought that one more application o. ns ehsr
cases of interest to the class and tumor az
sected from the forehead Of little girl. The opsrton
for removing immoblity Of the jaw was also performed
We regret that want Of room does permit to give
all the remaining in detail Az 1t IS we can only
say that the whole clinique was most on'
! Fact and Fancy.
While Mrs Coleman was waiting Tor ner fatnei
at Ps6eld, with the remains OF her husband VINO oieo
Of the accident at Chester on the Yves
tom Railroad she received the intelligence that me =,
tier too had been killed at Fzwam, by the caving IN
Of hank on the Cheshire Railroad
Miss Phebe Remington, daughter OF the late JAS
Remington, living with her mother at Crompton Mills
eight o'clock last Monday morning The place she So
lcted for the dreadful act Of self destruction 81 the
iached to some nails driven Of the seepe supper
| ting the floor. Aner attaching the cord above sne
placed around her neck from one OF the top stsrs ana
by jumping from that elevation thus succeeded In break
ing her neck.
The Lunatic Asylum Of the State OF Ohio has
been in operation seven ears We gather the following
| WHOLE NUMBER OF PATIENTS ADMITTED
Males ....... '............. o,s Al,
remales - - W.
Number supported by the State. ........ .l9s
whole number Of patients discharged in seven years
! 49,
ton Of additional buildings the purchase Of more land
end for furnishing the Asylum, $2 23a and the expen
dtures for the support Of the institution including on
cers' salaries &C., for the same period, is SIT oes "
The buildings finished will accommodate 24s Pc.
tents, and the additions in the procsss Of erection 100
more.
Capt Baxter, of the bark Quebec, arrived at 81.
John, N B., from Plymouth, England picked up ON the
lih Nov the boat and crsw lost from the Minerva Smyh
| A man about So years of age went into cellar in
Broad street. Boston, New Years evening, about nine
O'Clock, and after ticking something to eat fell down
short Jacket. dark striped Blue pant: I.d s.ns:!
70 be BY 4.
was from Bangor and was an Englshman.
A man named Mckinney was shot near Hickman.
on the 9Th @ su o D," :S IL which
Kinney stated during the trial that Ridsswsy had sworn
The steamer Neptune was snagged on her trip
isom New Orleans to Cincinnati at Plumb Point. Dec.
engine and furniture total loss She Insured for
$4,000 in the Columbus Insurance once
Mr. Washington Martin, son Of Jonah Martin,
a :. IS. First cess. Hou.. cncn All on
the night Of the 10Th Tho ball entered his leg and pass
through the other de dropping down the boot 10
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dye ,ndellibe the various dstons Of
coors without danger ncocvensncs. and .'hsd the
liberal pafronage nd unnritso connssnee q tne public
marked -
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