New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEOHs.-The ex'
ercises attendant upon the opening Of the 9th course
Of medical Lectures st this college we're he'd last even
ing st the lecture room in the college. at the coruer OF
Ta euty third street and Fourth avenue. The fact
tina. this instut on as lately been ataehed to Co1m
ria Ctlfgs, as ,be Medical Department of that nowj
Uniyerty lent additional Interest to The occasion. AT
an early hoar the lecture-room was GRO sded there
b.irg among the audience quite number oil feuales
The Rev. J. Ssnderson opened the exercises with
PRAYER after which he President of the College, Dr..
Desi,lJ made brief Introductory address. lie con-
graduated the suds upon the fac. that they were
new porsurg their studies at Columbia College, one
of the Oldest nsttu lore of learning In this country
He wss also p oud CT being again in that ns.i'u'
tiop where be conner Geo bis stodies. BE concluded
by introducing Prof Joha G Dalton, jr The Peotes-
cor delivered address to The cass on the Circulation
of the blood lie roced all the discoveries that had
bean made by the diff rent learned anatomists from
the one who hyst discovered that there olrcuia
ton of blood in I'M human system down to the present
day At the conclusion Of the sddress the speaker ex
tended, in the Of the Faculty nearly Wec Jme
to the 1, coming class.
Charles KSa. LII. D.. President of Columbia Co.
eee addressed the audience He cong'a usted the
cls the pub 10 generally upon the reunion OF 20
suct of nsituioI Of learhiog Colombia College
and ,be College Of Physicians and Surgeons. They
were formerly institoti n, snd should never nave
Columbia Cereps. ccmnepcicg with is found ton
before the Revolution, VIII u 1t was kno IN rs NJ
College Even 10 those e,Ily days, 1t hal grtdusted
men " hoee Isrnes became famous. Then cane t1e
asr aud tbose Rails of learning were converted INFO
barracks snd He's itals Spoies-sbie-bodled and
aick and wcu, deo-aud sold-rs horses occupied the
pa,es Of the stud.ns In E8. sft'r peace was o.
cared the College was reorgeozed, exch tngIng the
name of Kings for that f Colu nbia. IL had thea
a Lsw a Littrsrg sDd a Medical d. partneat, I'd the
hIee branches tbrved toge her sill 1907 10 that year
he Medical department shed oy TIE C0lege
and starring out for iself It became the hourlshlng
medical Institution known the College OF Physic,ans
ard Surgeons During sl trose years OF separa Ion
the PAR, mt aud the offspring have urinhed amazogly
"a, h having gained An honorsd pame. Columhia Col
Il, pe has advanced with the age, teaching law aud
pei mite it to do the medical profession. Thus are the
two Co ges again made one the College Of Physclans
aud Surg. OF TO be hereafter known "a the medical
department of Colun bis College Il viii be contacted
IA seps rate department, heretofore but Colo
College will place her sts~p upon TIE diplomas Is usd
BY Ne faculty. The students re TO be IN hapns tn7
eal 10 hich Columbia will give the stamp OF cur
rept ooip II behooves, then students, Faculty and l.
TO bewarr that base coin s uttered bearing ne stamp
The speaker cuded tis rsmsrks by adveuS 10 ms
Ia, or us du les of the medical ma0. and urging saol
spd every STUDENT TO faithfu y adhere to tho Hippo
era ian os' b 10 which they would subscribe.
Dr. j. a. Parker, eX-Presdent Of the Mecical Coi
leRe AIDE few remarks upon the absolute nsceesi1y
Of a. edcsl stud. nts making Themselves familiar WI
the ae8d la1ouaoes A loud call was made for Dr..
Parker but that gentleman excused hnseu oy re-
metkipe T. st be should be most happy TO TAX to the
elise ri Ter 9Th of time they chose, on tbs following
day in II e lecturs-room.
Tbe exercises were olOsed with prayer by tae Rev.
Mr.. SaLderson.