The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

DR.. Taylor Bradford, OF Augusts, Ky, o, the rrsa,
DR.. mari Stephenson, of N. Y, en- the Treatment bss
sdspted each variety Of Cataract with the Method
Operation, place Of Election, time, age, &c.
Dr.. j. ". Corscr, OF N Y, on the Causes Of the I'm
pulse of the Heart and ths Agencies which influence
in Health and Difesse.
FAINT Mortality in large Cities the Souree OF its Increase
ano the Means fer its Diminuion.
DR. j. tester Jenkins, OF Yenkers, n: Y, on sponta
nseus umbihcal Hemorrhsee OF the newly born.
Ut. henry Csrpenter Of Lancaster, Ps on the Use Q
| Instruments in Obstetrical Practice.
sures to be adopted to Remedy the Evils existing in tn
present mode of holoiDg Corcner's Inqussts.
mert of the Results Of Distracted Labor.
Dr. j. B. Flint, Of Louisville, KY, the True Posi-
ton and Value Of Operative Surgery ~ Therapeutic
Or G. volney Dorsey, of Pqu.; Ohio, on the oAu e.
1ne cure Of Ggsson especially q. hsia Az 70 tns
Competition OF the Deposits Of the Urine.
Or B. Coventry, Of Utica, n T., on the Medical Ju.
| Witnesses in Courts Of Justice
Dr. Jos Ieidy, Of Phiadslphia, Pa, on Human, AMI.
Dr. N. Dsrnsl Of cambridge Ind, ON the Value Of
Strict At ention to Position in the Treatment Of Dis
Dr. George Sutton, of Aurora Ind, Mix Sickness.
Dr. CLARK j. Pesse, Of GAINESVILLE, Wis., the Blending
DR.. B. s. WoedswortS. Q, Fort W.yre, Ind. on the
Best Substitute for nchona and Its Preparations in the
Treatment of Intermittent Fever and Malarous Neu-
ralga:
Dr. Franklin Hinkle of Marietta, Pa on the Use OF
Cipchona in hilarious Diseases.
Henry v Campbell, OF Augusta, Co., on the Nervous
: Dr. John Neil, Of Philadelphia, Penn, on the Laws
Governing the Deposit Of Boz g.
Dr. John W. Greene Of New York city on the Intimate
Effects of Certain Psychological Agents In the Animal It's
Or. Geo. suckley, U. A. on the Medical Topography
| AND Fauna Of Warrington Territory.
Or James Cooper, OF Hoboken N j., the Flora Of
Warrington and Oregon Territories.
Dr. Charles B. lsaacs Of ~ X, on the Intimate Sruc-
ture and the Pathology Of the Kidney.
oidsnta to Europeans from Temperate Climates in their
rrar sition through Central America
on the Eoogy and Pathology of Epidemic cnoIss to Ss
contn ed three years. and with power to add any other
Dr. a. A. johnson, OF Chic.go en- the Excretons IS an
Index to the Ggsnic Changes going on in the System
| DR.. D. D. Thomson Of Louisville the Remedial
Effects of Chlorofo,m.
CommiHee on Iubication-Drs. Francis G. Smith, OF
Pa, Chairman; Csspar wiser, Of Pa; Samuel l. Ho
Dsl; VIM. Brode, # Mich. R. c. Foster, of Tenn.
Committee on Prize Essays -Drs. VIM. K Bowling, of
comb, Of Tenn A. Il. Buchanan, Of Tenn B. ". Avent
Of Tenn; W. A. Chatham, Of Tenn; Paul F. Eve, Of
Coms..aes Of Arraneements-Drs. c. K. Winston, of
Tenn, Chairman; Ira Conwell Of Tenn William D. flag
CART, of Tenn l. c. johnson, Of Tenn; +. A. Ramsay
Of Tenn. Geo. Grant, Of Tenn j. B. Lindsey, Of Tenn.
To Oil vacancies in the Committee on Medical Topo
graphy and Epidemics:-
Cdlifornid-Dr. Robert Murray Of Fort Miller.
To all ncies in the COMMITTEES upon Uniform sys
T ~ Adrian !' Woodward To- Of Ca osstIston.
C0nnecneM-Dr. VIM. B. Casey, of Middletown.
Iugimia-Dr. R. ". HaxAn, Of Richmond.
CdlJornia-Dr. Arthur r. Stout, Of San Francisco.
They recommend the continuance of the Committee
to Procure Memorial. Of the Eminent and Worthy Dead
and tha the report far prepared be referred to
the Committee on Publication.
STANDING CoMMITTRRs.
On Medical Eduoatos-D rs. E. Geddings, OF 8. c.,
Chairman; c. W. LIE Boutier, Of Minnesota; G. F. Nit
:. w.
On Medical Laeratue-Drs. R. Hills of Ohio, Chair.
man; D. W. Yandell, ofKy.; R. R. Porter Of Deli q. A.
johnson, Of H.; Charles E. Swan, of Maine.
. Several reports from standing committees including
denies Of Eastern Shore Of May land sEpidemss of
Yellow Fever in Charleston, 1884" Topography and
n,e,, we're announced and referred to Committee on
Publication. -,t,rr, srs.aas,s ta Z,
Of Births sSd ~ npsssn il con
sequence Of the death Of their Chairman, Dr. wilson,
Connecticut
pittee On Publication.
Dr. NETz, OF Philadelphia, offered resolution that NO
meoics yrepaIation, account OF surgical operation or
anything else esgnsd calculated to give notoriety to
an ndvaal be laid before the association until reported
upcn by q special committee.
Tits resolution kicking up quite commo
ton among the Pills and saddle bags Dr. Wood, of New
York who the Gay previous had laid before tbs assocs
es es nau9s s vas at hm In
defence Of himself he said he had come here with the de-
scr1pticn Of disease never before mentioned
bone) he had felt great eelicAcy in inviting
the attention the hcdy to the subject and it not
until after consultation with many Of the most prominent
members that he had permitted friend (Dr Crosse .
do As to the chsrge Of seeking nooriet he ceniea 1t
in toto. BE aimed sueh purpose and the resolution
wounced his fee ings. His remarks ELECTED hearty ap
| paufe.
He aiming at principle which should never be yo-
lated. Dr. Woods notoriety might not be enhsnced ~
the aston under reference, but the privilege G 1,ils
Dr. Woop in reply, sp.ritediy remarked that he he'd
heard beforehand that such resolution was TO be Of
so much about as the tall out.de He had heard that
member from Philadephia bad reported thai he Or
Wcod) was young man Who came hsse mer' 'or mo-
toriety. After pointed remarks, he exi 'sed
with that the motion Of Dr. Gross If Ken'usky vtug
the association to his surgical spec1 be
Dr. THOMSON of Delaware undertook to pour Gil the
aed waters in numerous way s s:yips ne hoRsa
New YORK would hold her jaw and tnS I'm hs
molten and resolution would be withdrawn.
Dr. GROSS moved to strike his motion referred to from
the records or the purpose as he said OF removing the
bone Of contention.
Or. ME- withdrew his resolution and the motion Of
DR.. Gr?ss was struck from the minutes. These pas
rsges at wit seemed to rest,re good feeling, and
thoee Of who appeared 70 be Of .ne eA
| Wood appeared quite satisfied.
DORSEY, of ohio offered the following resolution,
! which was adopted
Resolved. BY the American Medical AssocAion ThA me
sTueed % memorabilia Congress he United stS.es
guessing honorable body grant necessary as
sear hch will promote The objects for which the
| committee has been appointed.
The SECRETARY announced letter from the Royal Med
cal and Chirurgica Society Of England acknowledging
the recep. Of the eighth volume Of the transactions Of
| this body.
Dr. PHELPS Of N Y, esrei the following resolutions,
| which were ADOPTED
Resolved That thanks Of this association are due and are
hereby the Fire Department OF the city Detroit
for the atuous OF their large and comnodions hall 80
| transaction Of busir
Refoyed that the urbspe department and elegant hospital
tiles he profession and Of private individuals a. well - the
OF cizene generally demand OF this ass ,cA
Ia high appreciate cultivated of this city Of
The teudei greatly 10 enhance the plea
sure OF the session OF tie delegates from abroad.
| FRIDAY MORNING SESSION
Mary members had lett tor home, and the meeting this
\ morning was but thnly attended.
Dr. PALMER Of H., moved that Dr. Coolidge, q. s. A.
be substituted in the place of DR.. Finley o. s. A., ~