New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
r.rcerepts to be psrsest. whee be foand that I'D
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r.sseTeo,s to be pressst whss be fO0nd that u I'D
already taken place.
DR. vALEsTIsE horr sait-lt Is not necsss~y =
my op,ticr, that should give apy e,ucidsiios -
this cSse, coI6on my iemsIks particularly 70 thas
pCst.usortsm I wsrt tito th, Gaze with % motive
bet TO Sr,se 1T the truth, ard TO state Il fsisy -
impsi tisily. Scme usIbuatioa ha been made $50
(tbe psIers ne rave nothing TO do Vita, tsst shs
abstess vss n chroric sbscess have not lived 10
yair Nr. Presidert-I hsve lived long e1sash -
know " al ls scute aud what Is chronic; add say 10
this AcaisD ihat q 81 w6s not chronic but aoste
abec,ss Arc tIsfmoressy, hat any sag
The relative snAtony OF the phaiyrH ard larysK v'sh
ssy Immediately thstthat sbscess coud not nave h4sn
got y, by the faces a. 30 have been opened Dr.
Mot then described the locality OF the aosoess. -
Isstrs,e on a'ser,icn ttst be made, that vhSscae
absct sses CO be relieved 10 pat etts otteeumes,
n copd rot have b. dope in this case, becsase
c. ulG ret have been reached
After iee remarks by Pfoi. fesslre, Dr. Ales. IL
Morr inside BRET statement, confirming the fscs' -
&c, (, nth in the post-noitsm examination
Dr. JAMS X. WOOD moved that the sag''t %
referred 20 a special committee OF I'VE, uPco saoss
report the Academy act.
DR.. FospIcr B.sKER objected TO such reference.
He preferred to have it discussed 81 the ~has
'sd.ny.
DR.. D. MEREDITH REESE thougbt that the ssejsse
not fully before the Academy until the csase o.
death bad been rpHtei by Dr. Besles. He sskeA
m whst return be bad m ,de 10 the City ln'PeeiT.
DR.. BEALEs stated that the cause .. dea - TO
ported by him to tn Ci'y la pector, was ehd,oa a.o
cate Te'uined. One VAS fevhDg vt kiadn,ss TO-
waIo DIR. Grep, Suggested by DIR. Mot. H,dag
himself somewhst emhaIras sed Ia what ret srs 10
n al e. he consul &C DR.. Mott They were aware that
this Jun, had iSseL place, and they were very anx-
ious rot 10 G. mprooi'se shy bory.
DIR. MCIr sisted that a decacy hsd been fsf 10 re-
laton 10 the ma,ier That nothing should DO tad
which mis- ht awaken public lesli,g or reflect a sy
way severely upon DIR Green.
DR.. GREks stated that he wished no dslcaoy OF
fee Ia with reference - him would lead anybsfy 10
WITHHOLD anything. lie desired to press the qusssioa
upon toe Academy as directly as possible. as ne wee
COZ n, treating patents in the sane way, AID by
Which they exposed to the same cause of death
IL being sgain eQussted that foil statement OF TIE
causes Of the q, ath should be made, Dr. Morr said
that Mr. Whitley had died Of abscess on tho M
side of the larytx sod snteror 10 the pharynx, 81
gre at infsuma'iou of TIE lett oochas sad tssssr
q. gee Vi the right broI chss; that he died from
cas,iy ia tie iui re; fom vigorous inham@anoa o.
half 6f the left Upper lobe and ther which are
oil esdy IL ca t,ned 10 the p'st-mortem exsmostloa.
Dr. GREEN opposed a reference Of the matter "a The
Committee He did not desire to have o matter Of -
much importer &C lins in the hands of COMMITTEES
three or iour years before they should report upoa u
He toted that would be discussed before the whols
Academy.
PerdiIg discussion on the notions OF Dfs. Woo
and BARKER, DIR. BEADLE moved ~ Law the snoks
subject on The table, which was carried. Tho AcAAs-
NY then aCi onIhed.