The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

ruv rnrr 10 carr nAY-orHxE ExcvRsIoccs ON rn
rArIs-vIsIr 70 ANNAPOLIS.
The Great Eastern is in the stream r,o,u- At anchor
shs Left her pier yesterday afternoon, and now Ia,
go ----i- onnnsite Fo,I -, '
/ middle Of the Hver, u...., "orteeoh street.
There she Is floating with all the ease and grace Of cus Of
the Central Park upon the bosom Of our bay and
those who wish to see fno sight will go and look at her.
IL Is said her anchor got foul of the Sandy Hook telegraph
cable, which crosses the river near this point.
she leaves this afternoon her excursion 10 Cape
nay Ii the weather should be pleasant che will carry
ABOUT nteen hundred passengers or excursionis bod
Sns hano go In her, and the next two days will pass
away very aeeaby and rapidly 10 those who go in her.
Next Thursday she starts for Old Point Comfort and
Annapolis Roads, and will visit Norfolk. While In the
Roads she is TO take In twenty hundred tons of coal
as gift offering 10 the monster from the enthusiastic
gentlemen of the South who like big ships and are in
hopes Of direct trade There has been talk Of filling
the ship with thirty thousand bales Of cotton. She will
not probably take that amount Of cotton Europe on
this voyage. She will create q sensation down in the
Roads, and will make some money.
The ship will return 10 New York In time to take what
freight and passengers may offer here, and leave for
halifax ana England on the 10th Of August advertised
Homeopathic Medical College ofthe state
This institution Incorporated by the last Legsa
ture and placed under the rusecshp of number the
most responsible citizens Of New York. Its object the
instruction in the department of homeopathic medical
sciences system now becoming generally popular The
first session Of this nsttuton will the 18th
Of October proximo and end the 1st Of March follow
ing A earnest Of the high character Of the nsttu
ton suboin the following list Of the of the
faculty OF the college, embracing as II does many Of
eminent medical practitioners, VIZ
Jacob BeAkey NJ d. Professor Of Surgery and Surgical
Maroe Ward D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis.
Of Women and Children Medical Jurisprudence
VIM Payne NJ d., Professor OF Prr cipes aud Practice
of Homo0pst THO Medicine.
Franklin w. Hunt d. Professor Of Clinical Medicine.
Mathew semple, NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Toxi
stephen R. Kirby, NJ D., Professor of Ma,era Medca and
John De Ia Montagne d. Professor of General and De-
William w. Rodman, NJ d. Professor of Physiology and the
James A. Carmichael NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The text books be used the studies of the college
are the following
Anaomy-wilson, Gray Morton.
Physology-Kirk, Dalton, Carpenter.
Chemsry-Graham, Regnault, Kane.
Toxicoogy-Taylor Chrietison
Medical Observation-Disclosures and Stile.
Maters acknowledgements.
Practice Of Medicine-Laure, Herring, Marcy.
Ohstetrcs-Churcbill, Ramsbottom, Meigs, Velpeau.
surgery-vepeaus Operative Surgery (McD, Erickson,
Sky, Ferguson, Gross, FACETS Surgical Pathology.
The college occupies, under the laws Of the State
ston equivalent to that Of any other Medical College,
with all other similar institutions, and pains will be
spared TO for the scientific value and popular
estimation which deservedy attach 10 the present old
established colleges Of New York city.