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Miramon (search for this): article 8
Later from Mexico — the capital in theHands of the Liberals. New Orleans, Jan. 8. --The British steamer Valorous, from Vera Cruz, bound to Pensacola, touched at Southeast Pass to-day, and reported that Miramon was completely routed on the 22d by the Constitutionalists. On Christmas, the Liberal army entered the capital. Puebla had also capitulated. Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the capital on the 3d. It is supposed the war is over. The City of Mexico was tranquil.
August, 1 AD (search for this): article 8
Later from Mexico — the capital in theHands of the Liberals. New Orleans, Jan. 8. --The British steamer Valorous, from Vera Cruz, bound to Pensacola, touched at Southeast Pass to-day, and reported that Miramon was completely routed on the 22d by the Constitutionalists. On Christmas, the Liberal army entered the capital. Puebla had also capitulated. Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the capital on the 3d. It is supposed the war is over. The City of Mexico was tranquil.
Vera Cruz (Veracruz, Mexico) (search for this): article 8
Later from Mexico — the capital in theHands of the Liberals. New Orleans, Jan. 8. --The British steamer Valorous, from Vera Cruz, bound to Pensacola, touched at Southeast Pass to-day, and reported that Miramon was completely routed on the 22d by the Constitutionalists. On Christmas, the Liberal army entered the capital. Puebla had also capitulated. Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the capital on the 3d. It is supposed the war is over. The City of Mexico was tranquil.
Puebla (Puebla, Mexico) (search for this): article 8
Later from Mexico — the capital in theHands of the Liberals. New Orleans, Jan. 8. --The British steamer Valorous, from Vera Cruz, bound to Pensacola, touched at Southeast Pass to-day, and reported that Miramon was completely routed on the 22d by the Constitutionalists. On Christmas, the Liberal army entered the capital. Puebla had also capitulated. Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the capital on the 3d. It is supposed the war is over. The City of Mexico was tranquil.
Mexico (Mexico, Mexico) (search for this): article 8
Later from Mexico — the capital in theHands of the Liberals. New Orleans, Jan. 8. --The British steamer Valorous, from Vera Cruz, bound to Pensacola, touched at Southeast Pass to-day, and reported that Miramon was completely routed on the 22d by the Constitutionalists. On Christmas, the Liberal army entered the capital. Puebla had also capitulated. Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the capital on the 3d. It is supposed the war is over. The City of Mexico was trrom Mexico — the capital in theHands of the Liberals. New Orleans, Jan. 8. --The British steamer Valorous, from Vera Cruz, bound to Pensacola, touched at Southeast Pass to-day, and reported that Miramon was completely routed on the 22d by the Constitutionalists. On Christmas, the Liberal army entered the capital. Puebla had also capitulated. Juarez had been sent for, and goes to the capital on the 3d. It is supposed the war is over. The City of Mexico was tranqui
Wilson (search for this): article 9
Surgical operation. --The N. O. Picayune notices a remarkable surgical operation performed there. It is interesting enough to publish: A Mr. Wilson, a Swede by birth, aged 30 years, who came here lately from St. Thomas, on board the Jenny Lind, was afflicted with one of those terrible, though happily rare diseases, an aneurism of the innominata artery, but a few inches remote from the heart. The patient applied to Dr. Schuppert, who was highly recommended to him; this physician told him at once that there was but one thing which probably might prolong his life, and that consisted in an operation, but remarking at the same time that his chance of recovery was small. Mr. W., after having been eight days at the Infirmary, and on seeing the tumor fearfully increasing, resolved to undergo the operation. He was consequently operated upon on the following day, January 1, in presence of some members of the faculty, who happened to be near: Drs. Beard, Clapp, Mitchell, and Alston
Mitchell (search for this): article 9
inches remote from the heart. The patient applied to Dr. Schuppert, who was highly recommended to him; this physician told him at once that there was but one thing which probably might prolong his life, and that consisted in an operation, but remarking at the same time that his chance of recovery was small. Mr. W., after having been eight days at the Infirmary, and on seeing the tumor fearfully increasing, resolved to undergo the operation. He was consequently operated upon on the following day, January 1, in presence of some members of the faculty, who happened to be near: Drs. Beard, Clapp, Mitchell, and Alston. Dr. Schuppert, after having administered chloroform to the patient, laid bare the carotid artery and interrupted circulation in it by placing a ligature round that artery — immediately after which, Dr. Choppin tied the auxiliary artery where it makes its exit from under the collar bone.--Yesterday morning the patient reported himself comfortable, and is in good spirits.
Alston (search for this): article 9
inches remote from the heart. The patient applied to Dr. Schuppert, who was highly recommended to him; this physician told him at once that there was but one thing which probably might prolong his life, and that consisted in an operation, but remarking at the same time that his chance of recovery was small. Mr. W., after having been eight days at the Infirmary, and on seeing the tumor fearfully increasing, resolved to undergo the operation. He was consequently operated upon on the following day, January 1, in presence of some members of the faculty, who happened to be near: Drs. Beard, Clapp, Mitchell, and Alston. Dr. Schuppert, after having administered chloroform to the patient, laid bare the carotid artery and interrupted circulation in it by placing a ligature round that artery — immediately after which, Dr. Choppin tied the auxiliary artery where it makes its exit from under the collar bone.--Yesterday morning the patient reported himself comfortable, and is in good spirits.
Drs (search for this): article 9
nches remote from the heart. The patient applied to Dr. Schuppert, who was highly recommended to him; this physician told him at once that there was but one thing which probably might prolong his life, and that consisted in an operation, but remarking at the same time that his chance of recovery was small. Mr. W., after having been eight days at the Infirmary, and on seeing the tumor fearfully increasing, resolved to undergo the operation. He was consequently operated upon on the following day, January 1, in presence of some members of the faculty, who happened to be near: Drs. Beard, Clapp, Mitchell, and Alston. Dr. Schuppert, after having administered chloroform to the patient, laid bare the carotid artery and interrupted circulation in it by placing a ligature round that artery — immediately after which, Dr. Choppin tied the auxiliary artery where it makes its exit from under the collar bone.--Yesterday morning the patient reported himself comfortable, and is in good spirits.
Choppin (search for this): article 9
nches remote from the heart. The patient applied to Dr. Schuppert, who was highly recommended to him; this physician told him at once that there was but one thing which probably might prolong his life, and that consisted in an operation, but remarking at the same time that his chance of recovery was small. Mr. W., after having been eight days at the Infirmary, and on seeing the tumor fearfully increasing, resolved to undergo the operation. He was consequently operated upon on the following day, January 1, in presence of some members of the faculty, who happened to be near: Drs. Beard, Clapp, Mitchell, and Alston. Dr. Schuppert, after having administered chloroform to the patient, laid bare the carotid artery and interrupted circulation in it by placing a ligature round that artery — immediately after which, Dr. Choppin tied the auxiliary artery where it makes its exit from under the collar bone.--Yesterday morning the patient reported himself comfortable, and is in good spirits.
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