The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-05

pso. S--<k-sf A. Hf-~. Isfssl DC, agasna
fsass A. s~~ This eass resumed yesterday morn.
ine 81 10 eesssk And n pssvioas dsJs there
sssS stiesssaoe 81 the sssdicAi profession.
David l. Kss~ss. n. d., formerly Professor OF surgery
10 the Nee yoss College u Thy sicisns and surgeons wss
ssiss "rss the sand and undo On on
sssscsi rs,hsiosy q ut ssd dry moracAtionA scar
90 Ne ss~s ~saa b. M ssideaes u modification in
sss~ssh a. Nc ss~ ,es ther~ v~ pro,ecied and IL
sceA y eineahs ~ Ordinary ngstass To easi,cy OBJ
csua-s 60 a~snse sserv-s tA.t The fr.csur, 1. N.
a 10 other N ~ mot
y. s'vsr- @sssss mere sl.p,.sn.a, q, n. s,nayis
ssasa go sne"ast or Tho ss~i' ne thai eecarrei.
in~si % s.l sssis,v pressure apsn shs vslus would
fs~a"es a., sert.hc4sn pressure the artery might
sh- saytfins sAs. he r-.sn a snms,ary s.,isn
w~mis nsi ~ psanet ~ efdissry ,isns wash; the
. e s = ' ,sss. y he .o .ss's:
a~.s y srsy ssss y ia,.aaY. sassalsliaa, dosss
ordinarily sptis. tA~ sssSaSr sers - tirAl a. 70
Fseeaes Nos tfs~h ths ss you'd y. "a aessivs ~rlI.
sas .e.s sass 80 10 sssass. sas into tbs parts,
h~sFn ~ fisep xw0an--Hnr. been ID pra -tcs a sur
ss sss ps,s's-n 80 = yssss shs nssars q this frac
t"fs ssfges q hsv- bes of the intenai con
90. h&ss h~@Fd ~ tas estisnes the m.rtarstsa vas
ss,assiy q bat l'as e~il arg ne Of .his msr
.iss foass~l. .ss-, sss ess,rsl tbs ersais
Mn :" 10 nsssss, sssy nsser hAs ~ srsry and
~sss ess~ass shs aassfs sealA msra, I'm rs
a..es o. ss 'lsns sei~~sa the inissy - the orx.aic
gssi-sa. s.ass 80 ..r,sas shss a., mes,,,as,,a.
~enh - e@a-sa " - iaissfaf ia 10 the circu-
l.ss ~ laJsy mss ess-sa ihs. msrua aAos tsss 10
II i,sssss- a. s.as as ssaa1 4 fss. 4 sss,sas
c@-~ % sx'sat es-sasr h~cs~ ts ead Of tbs 4.
ss .s a s..a - s@ - ~ -sss = The ,n.sr
s.lsss'ens .efs essa ~ p'sias-a IN sAs prssre~ q
ore. ssaus.,lsal 40 ~, belong - any mcaso. 90
c.sy a~ss sa fss s.sis~a yssss have lived ia city
= N.~ fesA ~ ., ~ ga IL sstsf y j'urasl cal
q Iasyea vssa.h a. .sssis ss.ssx Ina, he veras,
".,- - !, s"s ~ s s.s - 'ss lsas'
A feiSi M. ths sntbes a shss srsios.
Sss.s wse~, s~aF's--lis.s sssa phys.e.a ~sars
s~sevsl inssstaaisas - ths s~svas hoe al, exs-
nsasd ne bog. .sm aaslas No a. ni.i discovered
esa Fracture u tho a,-er sas ~ tse hamsrass Vim
mor. y ls-s a.ssessna ~. srsei. artery eehs.rss
ton. pressure 4 the soae ass the artery vsaa prsiaos
ohiiisrstn 9Th issrsrsilos q tic internal and middle
coat % the sr's.y nem ne isjs1y sss 'aaaoa q
dees m.fe &C lass % this pressure II she little nnxgr
.sss~s4 the sa.,ssser Il srisa grss. vssia e.a
" ssndsxiae Jules. y tight choss IL ais
rsss aud Thea the ports you'd b. hs.y ds
yut,ias rors roand nsn'. nesA i The hssiss-. had
anything ~ d. With the mnfaestsn the parts ssalt -
dead within fx day, observed ~
,ns. q ms ssssss WV assa "a ,sss- az. Wine.
cited other strst vhesa the effect ~ tight bsa
dsgss Vas compis,e In th.s tn,.; ,h~rs could he
doubt ths h~sdsses tbs cause IRON tbs appearance
o. the limb
Iisci-rhe mor,aas,ioa In the ease of ,hs hand. al
ludei % above, cas- humid mortihea,ioa.
Tamil Ayrss, s~orn- Am physiessn ass surgeon prac
,isins IN shs csiy land described The iasry thsre
aud adult, aud her. The D,ctor "a pslsad the aas
tony % The spiphy.,s rhs bone, as, the sxs Of -
uni1 perfectly osslasl. shs shsi form. Ga. piece he
upper and lower ~suene. IT that bone -evrrsi petss
60, nsc,sa y es,niess IN ihs by q. y.sr. d.ss,
the fracture most liable would b. separation Of he
ndye. common scciien, IN chill hood c.adyls
both might be separated fpm each other and from
the shan there would he distortion a the ~ls jnt
above the point ~ nexion The ei.c,s ths vessels
,ss, n S@ . .Ss = 70 ,ss h, s :" =. ss
q ne sns.sn.i s.., ,.a psxxas ~ ,, se.xsa 20
IL the fingers Does not tbnk tho handagng hsd sny.
thing 10 DO with the mobilization, does Mt thisa
that Dr. smell any body else could have prevented the
results that ensued; shoad taint surg cosiS d.
by booking whsth-s s~naage 100 asat
crossexmmns uoa Am NJ, prsrsrsl O. az tfsi have
NO -, - zee, I'm
servation; have knosn precisely the result " hsvs
followed without bandagiag d The fracture Is q any
tends TO tighten tho bapdsses sm DOT Ia the
bsbn Of ioorsning my baodagos without god
son; have left tandsgins shen there swelliax
and discoior.tion; ~ T. altogether matter ~ yses
meni with surgeons, believe hst there Instance
where tight b.nd'sins CAP prodaee mort,ae.'ios
preparation where mortihcs,n n ID. lower tiy
arose firm obh'ersuon 4 the popl,sa artery =, ts
bal dsec had been applied. Tho limb ampasageL
John Watson, surgeon at the Nes iort hospital ts.
titled that inflammation Of the senora artery would pro-
duse gsngene Of The toe nfamm stion a he bracai
artery would produce modification ~ the fingers. when
the artery was no, completely oi'eraes gansreas tes
place In The extremity he .f sns yes-s b.
Ing obe BY cosgeatsd toed lscsrstion u tbs
internal coat q the artery would prodace oberAtea
David NJ. Reese, physician and surgeon gave tsstinp.
~ which mainly sorroborave Of that given b. pre-
cecing witnesses for de'cnce.
Istnard c. Mcphsn, physician and surgeon Of 'hia
city testified ths, ohii'efaion q o.. aefy ~.
elbow joint would not b. produced by tight baaisginx
and ae-eited csu.es which might produce OOH "fasioa
followed by mor,iHcation 81 srirenities from the tss
mony beard he believed that the hsDaagiag spphre
10 the boy arm In truly scientific msncer never
e~rse Of noftiheaior.
testified and descrieed he e,ion and power o. organic
nsrses.
New York, explained tho cis,ane n between W, and
dry modification, and sod over the gtguai.
generally, as preceding witnesses.
CHARLES u. Smith, physician aud safg~on, erasninsi,
aud testified 20 the same effect.
Counsel for deferee stated that he had asii
ell evidence 70 oner, but Ind several ladies' whan ae
wished 70 bring upon the stand to-moryov morning..
CoBnsl fer plaintiff proposed 10 exhibs the boy
TO the jury 10 enable them % observe the nature aud
Counsel defence objected. snd the Court observed
that the exhibition could do harm, bat might - =
material importance.
Juror remarked hat they had ne eesise 10 fhs
II weuld have effect upon them In rnlnag
III. verdict either q she oller.
The Court ruled ha, the could BE- exhibited snd
counsel Tor defence took exception and requested Uiai 4
tc 3oted.
Cur,e for defence suggested the selection ~ surgeons
20 examine the the nstare Of The spots upon
r. as testified 10 by several witnesses.
ir-. Dixon and kisam made the examinations and tee
Fl t-neT by consent - the Court, felt the artery
Dixon mounted the wipess stand aud statef thAs
b. discovered three principal marks and several sultH
points about the iizs ~ peas, which he Described NJ
spots did foox the line Of the bsndsss fhNy
The legitimate consequences ~ mobilization bsss She
pulaaiiob 1T the wrist slight, the puission a. the
eibo . Joint could not he felt
IN. Nissan testified "a finding no pussion In TIE A.
tsry at the elbow joint; AZ the wrist there vas 800
pu-ation a. % ,be spots the they prod sces
by irritation nd modification pressure fng prrfaee
'L. m: old that the bsDda@s hal that .sf he
lkin may IL affected by the 0bstractpn 81 he sftsy
and mill lalce ~. A.AatEIA