The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

vision for ths unfortunate class cannot diyne II
~ isn r se ao%
Der OF nay patients We st hope however, hai lime
win be lost By our philanthrope Legislators 10 establish
| portant class OF public dependents.
| HgiIHy0I HOSPITAL
has continued 10 command cOmplimo btary ce.
The detection OF tho most bareced combination for pecn
aton while was attended by trivial oss has brought
forward new points Of order discipline and watchfuness
which promises result important benefits 10 the 10.
ssitution as well 50 10 the department. at large.
me number OF patients treated win be found Win
warden. The system OF Accountability for oil the assets
OF patients has brought 70 view the OF having
special care 70 possess OF once the property OF the patient
on entering The institution In this connection wo deem
duty 70 protest gainst the mode OF treating cases
brought into the hospital is claimed by the Police
Department that the policeman having charge OF person
admitted into The Institution shall take charge OF what
leaving the least sydenos with the patient or The ntu.
ton BY which the property can be traced or made avas
70 81 n n nave
owing TO the condition Of the rghtfu claimant at the
time OF admission, has been lost 10 the party and been
disposed OF a. property. VI al unknown owner.
We see no propristy IN policemen stripping their
charge and claiming TO thus protect the patient
|. The increased number Of sypbus and typhoid fever
cases, thrown upon by the sad condition 81
claiming the attention OF the proper city authorities and
we congratulate our fellow citizens upon the good effect
which has been produced by the subloiped with other
com muncation o.
DsfAaysN4 ~ PUBIC CBlRnRs AND CoEGsonos,
New YORK, Dec. q. 1868.
Ron. GEoReR UrDyRE, President Board OF Heath--
SIRWe beg TO call the attention OF the sanitary auhor
ties OF this city TO the enclosed evidence Of increase
Of malignant fever Of various types The repeated ev
dences OF It's existence 10 certain localities 10 us to
call for action reforming the reckessaess OF human
life which pervades the miserable habaions 10 certain
8. DRAPER, President
We mourn the severe affection which has marred our
record the death OF Doctors Cook King and Olmsted
They were devoted to their duties active Jealous
knowledge. q
usefulness and Aonor cut down at the threshold OF their
professional career while engaged in the sacred vocation
grand army Of martyre who have fallen in the cause Of
suffering humanity The house stat Of physicians end
surgeons have aided us In endeavoTs to facilitate
their practice and prepare their classes for future useful
ness and honor. No obstacle encumbers the road TO
preferment in this institution 10 any OF be others
within our jurisdiction.
The doors are never closed 10 the onefcent influences
6consnasion and experience. IN sne progress Of dis
the claims OF our patients TO religious consolation pre-
pssssion or advss The combined efforts q Fathers
Rev. Mr.. Phelps and Aahsu, OF the Episcopal church;
the Rev. Mr. Rolefson and Mr.. g. ~ Ostrander, are
knowledged with gratitude and high appreciation
throughout this important institution, under daily
supervision and general and commendabe fidelity, we
can claim with Hnthfulness an improv ement worthy OF
perpetuty So large . hospital, nllet throughout the
year with patients generally prone 70 habits o. careless
jpio neglect and disorder and We are therefore, more
than grati6ed that are able 10 unite warden and
mairon, with Their au1liaries in our commendation
We have found il wise in our Judgment, 70 encourage,
without actual expense TO the department. the establish
BsLIxyuK HOSPITAL solarer
The experience Of the last year bas confirmed In the
now exists mutual disposition to make this college tie
great point q attraction for students from all parts OF the
similar instuion in this city and the reputation or il
has superior. The additional accommodations
s.Iy provided for IN The plans Tor ns o. the
abundant for the Of the students and lecturers,
and enlarge in other respects, the At present limited
rscompenss for the cost Of the bucug occupied BY the
professors and students.
The city 10 interested " various Ways this euccess
full medical and surgical enterprise Heretofore ne,sh
boring city has borne the palm in medical and surgical
s Of Young medus and sur
gica fame while their annual disbursements have
fitting beyond the influence OF The dploos the citizens
such 81 institution necessarily sxcitss the jealousy o.
at an the points OF competition in this department We
trust however, that the free and open privileges which
tend to abridss or oircumscribc them.
At all events we look 10 the Medical Board for On ap-
ing with attention whatever may come respectfully be
fore them touching the interests OF this department
rssnonsipe 10 reunss,s mads by sSs commissioner,
which neither dicult nor laborions 10 comply with
The greatest progress We have made has been 10 open
ing de the doors OF institutions medical and sur
gcal science The OF the institution Immediately
connected with Bellevue has SO stimulated the students at
large 10 make city the great centre OF collegiate
preparation Over three hundred students have ed
Bellevue Hospital college during tue last term, and the
institution bids TO equal II exceed the older and
more wei known colleges The extension or the dead
house coroners' and other requisite arrangements
win necessarily add largely 70 the accommodation OF tne
success which this connection with our hospital gives 10
worthy OF being considered and adopted by other nos.
pitss throughout the country.
The following synopsis presents the aggregate well
as the detailed staten OF the students OF the various
colleges hav ms access to the hospitals OF TINS oepar'
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Number OF studeus who have registered their names as
attending Clinical instruction 81 Bellevue Hospital $50
Profsssors ,cho Girs Clinical k's'ra6tcn:
Isaac Taylor, ~ D. lanes X Wood, n. y. LEWIS
Flint, NJ r.. Stephen Smith, N. D.. Frank h. Hamilton,
NJ D.; B. + Barker, N. D.; GEORGE ]. Elliott, NJ d.; and
corLrsB PHYSICIANS SURGEONS, CORNER oF TWENTY
THIRD STREET roURTH A,xruR.
attending Clinical Instruction al Bellevue Hospital So
Protectors uho Gsa Clinicol Instruction.
Alon.o Clark, N. D.. Willard Parker, NJ D.. Theodore
UNIVERSITY ov NEW YoRr-xKncx DEPARTMENT.
Number q who have their names e
Professor sicno Cla'ieai instruction.
Inc students also attend Clinical instruction ny other
WV TORN MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Number OF Students registered 40 attending.
IRey attend The Instruction Of professors Of other COL
sew yoRk n6MGP AfHld MxpicAL colLHGx =
Number Of students registered as attending. .... 90
Tese students attend the instruction q professors Of
other colleges.
wElRoro,nAS MEDICAL coriRos.
Number OF students registered as attending.
They attend the instruction OF professors or other COL
legcs.
B,relo rRKRorEAUIIo MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Number Of studepts registered attending. ......
They attend The nsrrctlon Of professors OF other COL
leges.
woMEr's MEDICAL COLLEGE. z
Number OF students registered 40 attending .....
They attend also the instruction OF professors or ce
colleges
Students reg stered attending from colleges 10 other
STATES ana eans's' .,t'S......., IL
SuSehis registered from Bellevue Medical College $50
Students registered from oil cthsr colleges 2O2
February 10, ls64............... .t.,......., <22
The foregoing does not Of course give tho whole num-
Der Of students OF we coeeeS named but only those