University medical school.
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We are glad to hear that great as has been the
in former seasons OF this school OF medicine
the present bids fair greatly to outnumber
any previous class. Our city is fast filling up with
medical students from all parts OF the country, and
the delegation from the South is unusually large
| The crowds of geneelly dressed young men, with
blue caps and canes who are to Dc seen every hour
tons of what New York intends to do the present
winter in the way of medical students Philadelphia,
forming the centre OF medical science, Is nc droOp
from her brow, is now in the ascendant, and
will continue so for years to come. We say, God
speed to the efforts OF our medical men, and if they
will only continue in their laudable exertions to
build up a great medical school IN this emporium Of
every thing that is good, bad and curious, they will
always find us ready to give them helping hand. 1t
rs only necessaryior students TO know the advantages
of this city, for medical education, to congregae
here in thousands. To say nothing of hospital and
dispensary practice, and the facilities for studying
anatomy, the students have an opportunity OF study
ing disease and witnessing surgical operations every
week in the University College, under the mmedi.
ate direction OF DIR. Mott and in no part OF this
country have students an opportunity to study mid
wery to the same extent as Is enjoyed III nis cny.
Lying-in charity hospital, under tne care ~ III,
Bedford present TO the students OF the New YORK
University the most ample iaclites'


Wuurye CKusEs-A gentleman from New Bed
ford assured us a few days SINCE that one ship be-
10 that place had made four successive and
cess u after whales within eight years and had
hrou uOht


l The crew consisted thirty men, during that
period no spirits Of any kind had been allowed board
as beverage any occasion nor had any man died Of
disease been seriously met with any scciden
except in one instance when OF the in boat
after whale had been struck, dragged of the
boat blight Of the line catching around his Leg and
hurried downward with great velocity. While in thi:
awkward, and somewhat novel predcsment, he seized
his knife and cut the linebut to his disappointment
proved be that part Of the line which attached to
the boat Finding himself still carried down by iorcs
which could resist made another attempt ana
fortunately succseded in sevsrng the line which tied
him to the whale when he asccnded 20 tne surface,
putting and blowing very like whale ano wss soon
rescued by his without having experienced
essential injury. - S1.l Wf.sl