The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. a.
called meeting Of the Central Southern Rights Asso
citation was held last night at the City hall The Pres
dent, Mr. London, stated that the meeting had been
called TO take action with regard TO the expected arrival
Phiadelpha colleges Dr. D. b. Tucker, by request
made statement Of the facts He said the Faculty Of
the Richmond Medical College had received Geographic
despatch to the effect that two hundred and fifty students
would leave Philadelphia Wednesday, and arrive here
on Thursday afternoon and that the several railroads had
rendered them a free passage The announcement was
Mr. london offered the following resolution, which was
adopted -
Virginia in their prompt and generous offers receive
and instruct the students who have indicated their deter
minaon TO attach themselves TO Southern college meets
with our warmest approval.
In accordance with resolution TO that effect the fol
lowing gentlemen we're appointed committee to act r
conjunction with committee appointed by the college
for the purpose Of receiving appropriately the students
who are expected ;-B r. Wexford n A. sturdivant,
II. London, 81. p. Lefcbvre and j. A. Belvn.
DEPARTURE OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS,
From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Dec. 22l
About two hundred seeding medical students left the
city for the South by the eleven O'Clock train last night
They were escorted on by number Of their classmates
who cheered them Justify as the train moved Off from the
depot at Broad and Prime streets The made
siderable noise they returned the city after the de-
parture Of the train. We learn that the great majority
Of the seceders have taken the responsibility Of leaving
their schools without consulting their parents guar
dians
The following the preamble and resolutions adopted
at the students meetng held at the Assembly Building on
Tuesday morning
Resolved That committee Of five be appointed by the
e request their At ,hs meeting; that gen
devote their efforts 70 bring about proper Of feeling
bright prospects Of be
requested thus TO snnounce publicly their poson
company US to our Southern institutions.
The persons named above were introduced and made
speeches approving Of the proposed pursued
and consentng to accompany them.
The following preamble and resolutions then read
and APPROVED
Whereas We have left homes and consregaed IN this
CITY WIN view 70 our medical studies and hayne
that msaps should have been expended and
uops existing in our own sections and os.ered by
sn Thai &. Il % "s .
70 lives ana iaa ss psss q S nos
on Of our common rights and the promotion Of common
Resolved That in taking this STEP we discam any per-
bs saC We nsl
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and 81 others I who have e.snded e shs
suocessfGl pphshment OF our enterprise "''
Ess0lyed Ihs. extend cordial Invitation and win
win subscribe e he previous re.oluaons. - ''.'
who may have matricuisted in them
Dc
The reference the Philadelphia Wilmington and Bsl
more Railroad mistake Mr.. FELTON, ID President Of the
company named and the resolution has reference
other road.
ARRIVAL OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS AT WASH
INGTON.
WARRINGTON, Dec. %, 1859.
About two hundred students altogether are on the move
from Philadelphia The most Of them passed through here
this morning and proceeded Immediately TO Richmond,
where Governor Wise was to welcome them. An effort
made to have them reach here at ten O'Clock this
morning, in order that they might have reception but
they arrived at half ve too early for grave senators
and representatives TO receive them So the boys lost
treat that was in store for them.
THE RECEPTION OF THE SOUTHERN MEDICAL sru-
DENTS AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec %, 1859.
The medical students their arrival from PHILADELPHIA
received by the Faculty and students OF tho Medical
College, the Governors Guard and immense throng
Of citizens The procession marched to the Governors
mansion, where address was delivered by Governor
Wise. It thence proceeded to the college, where Profess
sor Gibson made speech. Dinner was partaken Of At
the Columbian Hotel There was great enthusasm and
THE STUDENTS INVITED TO NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, Dec 20, 1859.
The Medical College Faculty in reply to an application
Of the Southern medical students at New York; be ad
mitted here students nominal terms have resolved
TO invite the Southern students at the North 70 free at
tendance on the lectures here although they have paid
for their attendance on those at the North