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Medical Responsibility in Frqnce. The Vislgoihs had q law, thatif q physician were calledin to a case, and took charge of Ii, he was bound to effect cure. If the patient died, the physician was immediately delivered up to the friends of the deceased, that they might do what they like with hiiii. Some ot the French journalists complain most plteoosly that the laws eilecting the profession in France at the present day are not less severe. A case lately occurred at Evrenx, in which M. Thouret Noroy, in consequece of alleged malpractice, by ac- eidentally injuring the brachlal artery, so as te render ampntatioh necessary, was mulcted id heavy damages-and having ap- pealed to higher tribunal, had 400 if. more

 laid on him, by way of interest on his for- mer fne.-.Medicai Gazeite.