The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21


AlOnzo Clark ND Professor Of Physiology and Pashs
Elisha Bartlett NJ d., Lecturer Maters Msdies and
Charles \. Issscs, M. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE
Received it's charter in 1850. The college edifce
is rew and pleasantly located in Thirteenth street,
between Third and Fourth avenues. The dimen-
sions of the building are ample and the interior is
arranged with good adaptation to its purposes
The institution possesses a valuable museum
and for the first session had sixty.two students
twelve of whom graduated. The medical profes
sOrs are the following -
Horace Green NJ d. Professor Of the Theory and Prac
H. whitaker, NJ D., Professor of General Description
Edwin II. Davis NJ. D., Professor Of Msteria Msdica
and Therapeutics
r Baker, NJ D. Professor of Midwifery and Disease,
R; Dsrsmus, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry and Me-
deal Jurisprudence.
J. NJ. carnochan, NJ; D., Professor of Prime. and op
Surgery, with Surgical Pathology
4 X Psaslee, M D., Professor Of Physiology, Pstholo
John GsIahsr' n D Demonstration of Anatomy.
An T. Eisenlsrd M. D., W. b. Thompson, NJ D., Pro
sectors Of Surgery
THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Uni
ted States, was founded in 1919, and incorporated
in 1922 The Seminary buildings consist of two
massive stone edi6ces, each about ffty-two by one
hundred and ten feet and separate from each other
one hundred and fifty feet. The ground which they
occupy, in Twentieth street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues, was given by Clement C. Moore,
L. L. d. The number Of students, at present, is
between fifty and sixty. The library contains over
ten thousand volumes. The institution has lately
come into possession of legacy Of one hundred
thousand dollars, and is now in q prosperous con
dition. The folio wing are the officers
sRight Rev B. T. Onderdenk, D. D., Chairman Of
Faculty, Professor of Nat Min and Pol Of Church
Rev. Samuel II. Turner, D. D. Professor Of Bible
Learning and Inter prefer of Scripture
Rev. Milo Mahan, A. NJ, Professor OF Ecclesiastical
Rev. Benz J. Hsight, D. D Professor of Pastoral
Theology and Pulpit Eloquence:
Rev. Samuel r Johnson D. D., Professor of syste-
Rev George H. Houshton, A. NJ, Instructor in the
Hebrew Language.
"Not acting.
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Was founded in 1886. The building is . COM
in University place, between Wsverly plaza and
Eighth street. The library of the institution con-
tains about IL 900 volumes. The number of stu
dents is about seventy Eve. Though the seminary
is under the immediate management of the Presby-
terrain Church, it is open to students from every
denomination Of Christians. The folio wing the
professors -
Rev John wilson D D., Professor of Systematic The
ology
Rev. Edward Robinson, D. D., L. L. D., Professor Of
Biblical Literature.
Rev Thomas H. Skinner, D. D., Professor Of Sacred
Rhetoric and PASTORAL Theology.
Rev James Smith D. D., Professor Of Sacred History
W Walden Turner, Instructor In Elements Of Hebrew
and kindred Languages.
Edward Howe, Jr, Ii NJ, Instructor in Sacred Music
THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Was incorporated in 1888. II derived its name
from the late Col. Rutgers, near whose mansion it
is located. The institute is devoted to the educs-
ton Of young ladies' and embraces in its system of
instruction, all the branches of literature neoss-
sary 70 prepare them for the duties of life Con-
necsed with the institution, is large and expensive
chemical and philosophical apparatus, together
with library containing two thousand volumes Of
well selected works. The following Professors con-
stitute the faculty
Chas. y. West, A. NJ, Principal and"Professor of
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Geo J. Alder M, Professor OF the Latin and Ger
man Languages.
sencr Lecch de CAsa Professor Of the Italian Ian
gusge.
George Y. Root, Teacher OF Music.
Thos q. Cummings Teacher of Drawing and Painting
With twenty two Assistant Teachers.