New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
OPENING OF MEDICAL COLLEGES.

The Homeopathic Medical College Of New York, of
which Ex-Mzyor III mann is President, and James +.
He'll Secretary commenced its regular Section yester
day morning with sif humber Of students upon it,
roll The Faculty have leased tie property on the
northwest corner of Twentieth street and Third
avenue, in the rear of the Gramerey Hotel, aod
have fitted it up in such to afford students
faci iii for thorough and complete course in all the
branches pertaining TO medical science as taugct by
Balm. mann. The following welI-known gentlemen
C impose the Faculty of this institution:
Jacob BesIey d Dean the Faculty Professor Of Sur
lessor Of Ootres Die OF and Chi deu, and
Medical JUL W. fa}ns d. F[.s ~. W q
HUT D., Professor Of Cnicai Bleftsine Matthew ssnple
b. b Professor Of Maie, MEDIA and fersP Jehu
La Montague NJ D. PToe5' Of Gsasfa 4nI
and the lnstutes James A Carmichael NJ D. Demons'raor
The eleventh annual session Of the New.York Aedi-
cal College and Charity Hospital opened yester-
day morning the preliminary lecture of the course be.
ing delivered before large and attentive audience by
DR.. CAaNocHAs Professor Of Surgery. In his pteta-
tory remarks the Doctor SAID he deputed by his
colleagues the Faculty TO open the eeyeoth course
of 1Aeoi,al instruction IN the New YORK Medical Col
lege and be c., graduated the students OF medicine
no assemble IL this city, lpOn the many adyantag %
they would possess iectIng this grea' and enlight'
eued capital the purpose OF prosecuting hslr I'd
81 virons population Of near one million and
Q gu ,rter, aggregate community aimOsi equal 10
Peri sTgtr t1an any her OF sne great cap tais
In Earope with the exec hon Of London. As a act
not generally known, he mentioned That among the
many D. tOnailes Of which the population Of New
York IL IMPOSED, we have gceaier number Of Ger
mans than contained IN any OF the cities Of tue
Gt TuaI CuufedtIaLlO excepting Bsrlu and Nlen0a.
Ia this practical age medical staOent could aOr
himself and could study dI-eAse as 1t is al the
bedside Of the sick, and watch the ELECTS
Of the therapeutic sgenls upon the pat9oogl-
eel CCpditiObs Of the S! stem, ana no long 1r
be sat.fed with didactc lectures alone, or with The
reading Of dry words from lie pages OF books Ihe
history OF TIRE ITOgress OF me- dcne Ii Europe showed
bat the gea schools ultimately became located N large
cites LoLdor Paris, Berlin, and Vienna were no =
the great ces Of medical h achllg aud Ne@-l orE
might with Justice lie com ed IN tue st as she If the
or at CONNER ,ial metropolis OF the American Cont
neDt FgCm circuns anCes and topography, Newly OK
wotlo he ihOu 1h become The g'sas celJeF OF medical
tea hog but il necessary TO avail ourselves OF tue
| a wan agss which were strewn around us,
| To project and cary out plan OF Instrue
t.r courpensurste with the demands Of the time
Tne Doctor con iuuiog said: The NeS York Med
| zeal Coiese has this Gay open ITS hospital wards
located In the binding WIN the l-cture-roons
gvirg sn impuise 70 the medical teaching which W"
Tsvetberae nrougn the lengt ard breadth Ot the land
We ere intend to teach practical medicine ana pras
tics surgery snd to send form graddates educated In
suc that they will do justice 70 their paten''
au0 hon OF 10 Themselves atd the Ins1tnlon whence
| they obtained the destruction The student VIII Ne
tsug anatomy by demonstrations from the cAdaysf II
the tture room but lie Will also he taught o. use TIE
scatel 70 ar 10 rsvel with ecs0n The deli ate Tie
sues and organs OF tie body. lie viii be taught h'
ecbsuism and PIT O-opn of par ufition, out he VA
alsO BE- made 10 WItness az AID ia relieving the ieafia
comu c,oBs ann ee ences wnich, At nts thceAt .
| d-s,rncton % mother sHd child. H. will be taagh
t..t o,y OF IA, dicine bat he will BE- made 10 trn
TIE ear a. TIE other Ia order 10 aeqnre tn'
"a. bod Of dag osticsting occult dlsi sse lie WI
learn 10 anayze TIE eOOTs Of thu rainbow, but ne WI
aJso be- tau he how 10 0eec and over TO Jne hand
of ms ice the vile poisoner months or years after
| cruel crime has been committed. The speaker tnei
uroc eded at considerable eUg With his lecture upoi
| amruratiuns which listened 10 with great at'en
| ton by the Etudenis.
| DR.. REESE, Professor of Uygens and ProPh! act
MEDICINE, followed IN N Interesting Discourse upon 'n
! subject Of which ms il the prsceptor.