New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
NAIL GLEANINGS.

FEMALE MEDICAL EDUCATION As a
.sgple OF what our New England neighbOrs are
1osg and intend 10 do, We Introduce from the B9s-
d, frareLcy the following notice OF the society for
lreaiing female physicians
me Directors are DESTROYS TO obtain, from Paris,
,sdOmcal and Physiological apparatus, Maniklns,
r. m season for the use Of tcIr institution IN TINS
rr al the coming fail term. As incorporated socl-
49, can import such articles free Of dutcS-SOme 30
NJ cert.-the expense OF the Whole VIII De but
tout $1,000.
These articles are indispensable 70 the proper IN
erection Of the pupils, and they viii, moreover. be
,sehll IN communicating knowledge Of physiology
,ott the laws OF hCalth-nOw becoming 50 important
.brnch of female educatlOn-tO the women OF me
community generally for the accommodation oil
nom II IS proposed 10 have lectures at the nstltu-
ROM Oh stated days, by female lecturers.
They say that no less than 2O0O persons have aided
H. funds Of the institution since 1878, among whom
l,e Mr. LYDIA II. SigOurney, Hartford, Conn. Mrs
I.rah j. Hale. Phila. Joel ChIckcrns, Samuel \.
l,Dpelon and long array OF other names.
] Expedition TO THE Rocky MOUNTAINS
Tine steamer 81. Ange sailed from ST. Louis on the
IN inst with heavy cargo, and about 100 yoydgers
. hound for the Rocky Mountains tier destination Is
I'M mouth of the Yellow stone River, more than two
hml,and miles up Tho Missouri, and the head OF
dfsmbOat navigation on that River At mat point
mast Of her passengers VIII take 20 iacknaw boats.
INA prOCqed go the rails of the Missouri. Most OF
dee are thc mountain men, ia tine employ of the
Amencau sur Company. and whose sphere OF opera
mons IS among the tribes a. the base of the ROCKY
)i. I'D t. 3. a
ger and two distinguished Jesuit missionaries CFd-
aers De Srncdt and Iakcnl have taken advantage
o(hs trip Of the 81 Ange 70 VS., various Wild tribes
eflnlaI,S hn both sides OF the mountains. The mis-
= ,iouarics III remain among the Indians from two
In three years. The Captain of the -. Ange takes
nm with Inn ms wiic and family, and MS estlmable
lad, Will be- hc first White female that has ever as
cendcd the Missouri a. high as the lclo" stone.
Z CuRnANr BUsHEs-Having noticed that
our clraIt bushes may as well be made trees as
- s.Nl hon 1 ttrp
seen n done I'm the Spring OF 1881 my father com
aenccd garden and among other things set cut
ings for currant bushes. / determined 10 make an
experlmcnt on one of these cuttings and as soon as
4 crew plnChPd oil all the leaves except the top
mf which / let grow. The cutting was about II
inches high and during the Summer the SprOut from
the top OF this grew perhaps 10 inches INC next
Spring pinChCd of all the Leaves TO about nan way
up 10 The first years growth, 81 as 10 leave the low
est limbs about three feet from the ground. II
branched well and became a nee little dwarf tree
When Il came TO bear trult 1t was more productive
than any bush ma the garden, and the rull larger II
was less infected by spiders and otner insects mems
could not pick of the fruit and weeds were more
easily kept from about the roots, and It was an crna-
menl instead of a bltmSh. lMlchl5ah fdflheI
Tue LATE STATE BANK AT MoRRIs.-A
special teYn ofthc Circuit Court of Morris County,
sr the tral Of three indictments growing out of the
flnr, of Tins bank m 1919. will omen n MOuStOwn
emorroW. Judge Ogden presiding. TWO 81 ihe IN
hcmcntS are against the late President ana Na>hlef
for alleged perjury, mn an AFFIDAVIT us I'D lne cdlV' o'
he hank and the other Is against several oil thc Ill
rec,or> ion coneDrcy alleged Ia have been entered
milo by them to dchaud the bank ont of MS assets
Attorney General Elmer Is expected 10 be- IN attend,
ance on the part of the state 10 ASSIST the Speclai
WuSecuior. VhcO. Little, ESQ. Inc defendants nave
secured the service, of Hon. W Miller, OF Morris
town. and T. r. .rclnahuys,n, \. C. Pennington,
and Asa Whitehead, ESqS, of tins CITY. The cases
Will probably occupy most OF all of the present weeA
Newark ADV. Monday.
A.,...,. Tho fo1lo,vin "
veptlcmcn have been elected Professors IN the Law
benarlmcut Hon. Ira Harris. Hon. AmaSa j Par
ker and Amos Dean. ESD 1t As understood they VIII
sccept The Aibaas At0S says II is not proposed To
have a continuous course OF instruction during lhe
wear. bu; 80 adopt a plan similar 10 the Medca'