, 1870-06-19
Woman In Euronc.

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The progress Of the woman's Rights move.
n'ent in this country il one Of tho most
remarkabIo of tho many remarkable signs 81
Her Majeaty's times. The late Sir James
simpson, the renowned Scotch physician. WIN
Is being followed to his grave by five thousand
people, = l write, stood by The side Of Pro-
Guthrie, Oliver, Marshall, and all tho loading
men OF the leading univertities Of Europe, in
favor Of the complete equality OF the eeIes ia
medical education. Professor Seelov, au-
thor OF Ecco Homo, has just completed u
confso Of lectures to women on Roman history
It the Government Institution OF Kensington
There were 200 in tho claes- Seventeen Wona-
cn arc AmGng tho candidates for examination
At the London University. against nino last
year. A young lady has come ont first in med
ica1 seholarship in tho Edinburgh Unirersity,i in
passed IN examination for the degree Of n. D.
IN the University Of Paris. Miss Edith penchy
has won scholarship for proficiency in chem
is'Ty in Edinburgh, which ia gallantty
withheld. The lecture rooms OF Cambridge
Uniyersity have been thrown open 10,
The FIRST examinations for women ever opened
IN Ireland were passed the other day at Trinity
College, DuhliE, by twcnty-eight lady candi-
dates. Sixteen ladies' are studying medicine
At the University Of Zurich, md The dean re-
ports that ~ tho innovation las undoubtedly
Dutch arc in CONSERVATION over decree OF
the government Of ,Hollsnd opening the e1ar-
Anat1on Tor 8pothec4lies to women. Thp Rus
sian Government has opened tho doors OF all
tho medical schools to women, and g.vcn them
permission to practice medicine on the same
conditions as men. There is now in this
country commissioner from the French Gov
eInIneut, who is instructed to investigate Her
Najesty EomAn movement, and carTr back
report for the enlightenment and guidance Of
the liberal regime in tho GANG direction. His
namo is IL do MalaEce. and he is an euainont
political economist As to public women in
France, some Of them are as fine orators as
any who oratn in that land Of orato1y. To
thia my own CARS testify. Tho "confereuces,"
or lectures, Of these women ate crowded,
male orators who discourse in the English
tongue who can surpass in personal grace,
in elegant diction, in passion, and ia cool
retort 10 impertiucnt Interruption, Mines.
Audoura1d, A1inche, and Dnresuo, The
women behind the scenes at the Ecumeui-
as the thjrty-one shilling "Lothair," and
would read ~ romantically. Tho Enirers is
edited as much By the sister Of u. Teuillot as
by himself. She il now nearly 80, and yet wiatls
, powerful peu, and goes every dAy to tie
tomb Of the Apostles to pray for the guidance
the Church, and is one Of the most extra
ordinary Of the women Of this age who eau
not be induced to stay in her "ephers." The
Marcllioness Spiuola is another Of the powers
behind the Papa1 acencs. Her scion is tho
headquatters for the anu-infAlliblists, and
Vicar TO mind her own business, aud
keep to her "sphere," On pain Of being Ca.i-
lined. She is = great theologian, copversa.
tionalist and diplama.ist. So Is tho Countess
de Mention, and Mrs. Craven, and Mademoi-
eelle de Leipen, Of Bava1ia, who is consulted
n t,n frf,o nt.fn ~
before their ecclesiastical L7tln" ia aired in
tho transeps. There is but ono man in the
council tsdos4maye1) who could make
more scholarly Latin speech than she, At the |
" Eon,ns nsas sosEage sg ~estinF the other evening
spoke, and speeches we're uaae b. Nm.
r; Iles Taylor, % iorl ' Auaberlg. & JUS ST. s: |
Robert Anstruther, N. r.; Professor
Caiznes and J. Stuart Mill. On the
ther, Lady Amberly. Countess Deauchamp.
Lady Brodie, Miss Motley (dsnchtar of our
Ainistet), and q half dozen u P.a. Lady
Amhezly; Mrs Fawcett, Miss Garrett, and |
nIfs Faithful IRE very fne speakers. Tho
Dime! Of the Dodningsoa Farmera' Club. The
Duke being suddenly called away, and Ladv |
biAnche Somerset responded to ono OF the
toasts. Al dinner TO the teaant1y Of Sir Ii. 1
noPes, a. Lady Lopea responded to =
arnefs wife and farmers daughter. Mrs. |
Sterling, the publlc reader, responded 10. the |
ladies' 1t the Dramatic Fund dinner With .
speech, whose wit, satire, and eloquencc sent I
i the entire round Of the press. Even the |
Earl Of ShAftesbu1y, tho naErowest good nan
in tho three kinsdona, Is bzo.d enough to |
emile upon and preside over wom1n's rights |
noeetings. This will cover ! largo lot ai his |
evangelical" shortcomings.