The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-18
Brvoklyn City News.

Inxe I-Ilvp COLLEGE Ho-pTA-Tbc Inauguration Of ns
scientific department Of took place Mon.
day evening IN the presence q a numerous ass.mbayc Of
the citizens Of Brooklyn Tho Inaugural adross VAS de.
yered by Dr Mason, and was greatly admired for the
eloquencc " IA language and Ia feeling appeals the
philanthropy cf The public nr Macon followed by
Mcsfrs Howard Cady, T. " Rodman and Van Cot. who
d~elt the benefits already conferred surcring
humanity by tbs infant institution, upwaris OF four
thousand patents having been treated since ts opening
IN May last The objects q the society may be thus
briefly stated flrst, tho establishment of an hospital
with an IN and out door department tor the treatment q
for the poor and unfortunate third, cops Of rrea
larly educated anil licensed nurses; fourth, college
where all the branches Of medical science shah be
taught and illustrated, and where medical suicnis can
be practically trained series ~ resolutions approving
Of tho plan and conduct q the institution were unrni
mouey adopted after which the vstcrs requested
70 inspect the wards. which al now Ecd - their
utmost capacity of accommodation. y s worthy Of On
servatcn the lados rrscnt did nu, hesitate avail
themselves of the invitation and that Of thc dctals
of tho management cscapei their examination. This
shows practical spirit of bencyolence ~ the Brooslyn
ladies, and have no doubt that should the
there would he ounA many Florence nightingale
auonrs, them. IN the meanwhile trust their fathers
husbands and brothers Will take that the funds
necessary the stability snd prosperity OF this
most excellent institution VII not hc wanting From the
enthusiastic spirit displayed Monday night We have
little fear that this viii be the case
TIM RscESr HoncuE coLuMmA srRsrr-A post
mortcm examination made yesterday upou tho body
of the boy John Hart, who, alleged was killed by
sundry blows inflicted by william Cullen, in Columbn
street on Tuesday evening The body presented no severe
bruises externally There discoloraton about the
shoulders slight scratches the right cheek and c side
of the neck The examination RESUMED in asccrtainng
that he had died of conclusion of the brain The nauce
was adjourned ill Friday, without taking evidence Cu
len the accused, sl at large, although the police have
thus far made every effort 70 IND him He described
as sx feet two inches height, stout frame, thryve
years of age and of abou, 200 pounds weight His hair
sandy and cut Short and his features marked with the
small pox
sxSnScx of UNLICENSED LoroR DEatEEs-The following
persons who had pleaded guilty 70 selling liquor without
license sentenced in tho Court OF Sessions ycster
day 70 pay nne of f25 each;-wllam J. Porter vii.
lam Werner, William Garrt, A. " winslow Felix X
Duffy John Castendyke and Thomas Cady The presiding
Judge (Norrs) remarked that he thus enent from
The fact that the accused had violated the law while tre
were doubts as 10 its constutonaHy. As ID hal snsn
been declared constitutional by the highest courts az no
state he should impose the full penalty of fue ana i'm
prisonment upon All who were convicted hereafter ss
sociate Justice achconmaker deeente holding that ,h
law was imperative AZ to fine and prsonment bu, was
pyaTuled py Ios presiding Judge andJusucs Emmons.