The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-30 00:00:00

Till NEDICAL ILDLTATION or WONIN.

While the Daily Nevis responds to Dr. /tosi's ►ble 4!-
fenee of the right of women to medical education, it
differs from some of the arguments by which he and the
preeident of the society sought to gain the approbation of
the community fur • medical college whose graduate*
propose to limit the scope of their practice to the &somas
of children and the duties of the sags femme. The argu-
mei: to which the Deily News particularly refers is that
which assumes the unfitness of men to treat some of the
diseases and troubles peculiar to women. Such a position
steins to be not only based upon false modesty, but
fraught with evils to society. In the presence of disease,
pain, and danger, the consideration of sex should be, and
a. a rule is, banished, and the only thought admitted —how
to telieve or save the sufferer. The Deily News depre-
cubs the dissemination of prejudices and sentiments which
mieht, if preea!ent, lead them to incur needless datives
rather then seek the best skill that can be obtained,
whether it be that of man or woman.

Cbe Court.

BALMOIt CLSTLE, SEPT. 24.

The (lite( ii, with Princi•si Beatrice and Prince
I.eopold, went out in the morning, and in the afternoon
drove out with Princes,' Loui..e, the DoLe of Edinburgh,
and Prince Leopold.
Lieutenant-Oeuend the lion. Charles Grey lind theßev.
Pr. %I'ats•m, Chaplain to the Queen, arrived at the Cantle.
Mr. Martell had the honour of dining with the Queen
and the Royal family. _

Sun. 27.

The Queen, Princess Lotike, the Duke of Edinburgh,
Print* Leopold, and Prince Christian, attended Divine
service at the parish church of Craithie. The Rev. Dr.
Watson, of Dundee, chaplain to her Majesty, officiated.
Lady Churchill and Major-tioueral Viscount Bridport
were in attendance.

Deepatehee were sent yesterday from the Culouill-
office to the Oovemor-fleneral of Canada.

A deputation from tho parish of All Saints, Poplar, eon-
t.ibting of Mr. Beaumont, Mr. W. Roberts, Mr. (1. Sadler,
and Mr. (I. Jones, tmtusaeted business at the uflioe of the
Veer-law Beard, Whitehall, yesterday.

The Prince and Princess of Wales will, according
in the present arrangements (says the Bury end Noreciels
11..1), arrive in the month of November at Sandringham,
for a brief shooting season; and, as the old house is
di mobs' hod and a new palatial residence being ereeted,
thLir royal highnesses will stay at Park-house, the resi-
deuce of the comptroller.

'Hifi Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh
ani‘id nt Clarence house, St. James's, yesterday, from
Aberizeldie, N.B.

His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, accompanied
I.y Colonel Elphiastone and Major Harrison, has arrived
at the Hotel Bristol, Paris, from ()emirs.

klio Arabi/shop of Coutorbury hiss returnod
from the Continent.

His Grand Ducal Highness Prince Alexander of
Hone, accompanied by Prince Louie of Battenberg and
Mr. F. M. Everett, have left Maurigy's Hotel for Ports-
mouth.

The Princess do fia has arrived at the
Clarendon Hotel from the Hague.
I'm Excellency the Danish Minister and
Madams Billow bare been making a tour of visits la the
north.

Lord Stanley, M.P., is the only Secretary of
State staying La town.