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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

58sI as,# aa5a js assertion lHaE lg Mess, /,
D. >44 a.s, saa n4 fsH--a Ga ri ---- --
bsy deceived ur.a. N.> founded e1 .Hs .a-
4, "a, d.lijc.l uavec sometimes go Esa-- ii.
p gel jae bay 20 answer bun, orl-se meora.e'
both 81 Na.gl he I'D readily Wl5a Ec4es.sa b
m,>e.
Again tie Me>srs rs say that the boy vas
cold 10 rs knees On The Tin day aud that on
the 18Th vas cold al over. Neither Eslr. II.
nor any other person ever gave them saca M
I farmauoa as ths, IL tie boy sci up n his
bed on the ISh DAY, nd yal his dinner al aoon, al
/ which time be appeared bitter Dbae usual, accord
ms 10 The statements both OF Esqr.. H. and b's ta'h
er. As Esqr H. has informed me that be "a snds
making a slagemeu, o, the case himself WI, bHHS
my remarks T. close by adding thai olse 81
/ CaI1mel VAS administered 20 the allowed named
ne re, contrary 10 NY directions. some hHe OF ~
diy alter VAS called il ana also that Dr. Is
les had examined, prescribed lor, and heated W IA
sypittc ul,et mmt dately before be vas taken
down.
The End case referred 10, is that q! negte We
man o Alr Nates, LIVING two mdeS tom Coium
bu> IN the dIec ion OF Hamilton. Win resWd
/ ~ nus ''Ne -'At' y ''S -,
that The statements OF The Mts>fs u "r pos
tlre.g uai'te' WIN regard 10 my u'mue"' ""''
called m aud that only prescribed Nht" a "''
: house, Tor Rheumatic affection.
For your mloTnhuno, viii rl'e eol''t 60, ,''S
tory o' The case. was eaHtd "a " W.. N"''
GA the 23rd Of August iasl' t"uAd '"e woman "a
bonring under the hhln'Hm'ofi 'aeulhd"''''' =
one Of her hips, ankle, and ffescoaeu
compoun dsAluiaied a'koHAic hac'a'e O. n"ln VI
uaic Apoe>nom And'o'"en'o"om' ana Aa''''''A
YUM ftHAheah s'"e pun ~ "'u Wv '''N''', =
acting On the bowels also directed pou'uo
n TO be applied I" the parts a!ec'ed' "htl -
Iieved her ~ short uhe' also SlI.eu 'na' '''
. negro was lfodMed "Ah me Pioi"psus u'o'' -
did not maze any "tAsPteftn", nor pis,sai1o.
. Some SIX or seven weeks o''et"0,o'' way
L boye named negro called on the "a Oo'a"o">,"'
T. requested me 10 ave htt SoiHe'ah- l'f '4e n'0
J aIyus, ater asking het some 4aesa"h'' ''St'eo'"
10 her geuefal symptoms ~e' l''At n, N''PeC"o'
ID sent word 10 nef owner mar ! "'ue''
J. would be well tor her to USE pessa'y,aod va
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
Administrators Notice.

F2NHE urder> gued was At 'ae last term 81 The
Z prohale's Court or Lowad,s County STATE #
Mss s,ippt duy appointed Aeunstfa.n, If all and
singular thc good sud ratles rights ard cftdllsh
winch wtte of Marcus NJ Brigham late ofyad
County tvccAsed, Notice ~ hereby given TO all
persons inpebicd l. tbt estate ofSlH nHesta'e 70
make mag dalr pavuebt ihcfgai And al eiairis
atalns the san estate ate requested 10 be presented
property authenticated scrottHr 10 snd within the
ume prescribed by Jaw. or tlyy uit be 'a-erer ban,
rcd. ARGYLE CAMPBELL.
administrator
HGIes0 95-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
State Of Mississippi Oktibbeha Co

PROBATE Court Febuary teTm l54I.
IT is ordered hy the Court thu al persons thler-
I led IN the estate Of Martha ID aud De Ia Jane
Rpntirow deceased are here notified 10 appea Of
Probate Court 10 be held 81 the Couu House 10
he town 81 S,arkvile and county oi 0dbheha on
the 4ti Mondqv Of Aprij next 10 show cause why
sale and distribution should no, be had fsaId esiaIe.
A true Copy attest.
CHARLES DlLBRELL Clerk.
o. Prohates,
March s7ihis4o SIS"
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AtlminiStrat8r's Notice.

LII persons interested ~ lie south l.2 Of the
IA west haloi he suuif cast quarter Of sectap
seventeen township eighteen ninth q uu4g fifteen
east aad HE Btst H1ioi tee east quartet. If section
lweriY, township eghieeitanae fifteen east and al.
The souh bah 81 The west tatl u tie south eass
quarter, section tTo, township seventeen vugr
hurteen east, also The Wfst iaIt vi tie north h1tf
ui the east lai al thu south east quatlcr OF seclan
Two, township seventeen range outieen cost
also the east hall Of lhe south quarter Of section
tour township se2en'ern fauge fourteen east w.Il
please 10 appear a. 8 Pioaata CoUr d ue hrd ,a
The Town Of stalkeje and county Of OKjbhchp
aud ~lale Of Mississippi, Oh tbc leaffh MONDAY
IL JUNE Is4l and show cauer Il any they c1n
why the above described lanas should BOT he SOLD
~ The fgal estate o. Thomas s Repriraw decreased
and lhal d d~ulba'7a he Aad 10 the Ie1al apresen-
tatyes 81 sud estate.
PETER &. RENIfROW.
SWg@s0s ADM l's'Ta,or II sa}d fs'aie,
Mag 1th lot ty-EHf rts lec $40 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

r. 1T f t-z t-aHss-ff- b. #-r t.s= v..4eJ Il
Il Miss Oh ths t,sH j.ua. l@5l
+ Ns Assal- l5s-J .
Na. b Aalr, Fsuea
SIR Ru-g AleNau1-s bu
At ia Jaaasaau Aha>ea jerome II
Bel A1sef Boss u.a>oa
Blk Nlarnaduke Boot Zacar4h
Browning Nmh h.a'hs Meaah
Baker Mss Sally Boswell NiIam
Bs,IsvAS Bray Jessb
BALDWIN Mfs Em,,lne Bingham \ Gregory
Beeancon l. BJttsts Abraham
Butter Res Samuel
Coytueton WIN CoxNm ;
Covns,on Doc, i Crane NJ NJ
Carpenter Chuical! Collins Nm
Collins Harms q Cunningham Jas
Carroll Edmond Campbell Joshua
Charleston Austin.
Duncan William D0pree l. j
DAVIS \ j Deiap James
Erwin Jas W ENans Aluses
Ermu WmE LeAols JosePaus
Eih.on Jonathan OF
Nm Mth-an
Freeman Zacharah Fteenan G2'se K
fcen,t,r I ii trthi.y EAoIhy
Gu,ggn james, > Gregory Edward IL
Grf,ham Thomas ] Go}n L =
! Gordon Alex ut'liin John
! Slave Of
William Gordon !
/ liuchlus Juhu ietehefsea Moses
/ Hicks joel Hubbard Dau'
! Hull VIM Heniy James
/ Howell Martial Hughs Duud
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POSTPONE 5lENq
stockton Steam Boat anu Ware
HOuSe Company.

FHS He atir are informed tbai buhAs Of >abssr.p
= ton 10 the above named Company are bow
open al sbe Eagle doel q laN f.sy. al @h.eh place
plp,s relative u e saheei may be mad. Those
WSa,np In snbscf be iur spes caa 40 so by applying
10 the updsngatE
hillary L, TAYLOR
80 Agent luf the Compsuyl
Nsrrble4h 2t--l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

1arAs1Hs s democratic News per- WIN Toe Ht,'ft
uut.-Hayug Gkrp UIrF, tar several Year. FaNtt0 4
be pHNca. struggles zig 'Hs >air. tt sSth trs (
ANXIOUS g. ta.ur .or lbe cause u nemaJ aty n tas "
approaching Cnats Il vyulrs tn pruep.e, has4a
e. i.s tatrfsES a. the MANY shall b. sacrificed &c
| lhs dsrGgceusclt et the FEU--MHsrHEs rnE -
LAWFUL sCT- OF sGENvs MAUE n ENFEEss VIOLATION
- rBrf. r.wVR o. srro8NEs GINNING tFo>
! rag rRiNcr,G Nc >ay--Nf IHs NhEssay-
J lss' Igs, 3, a contest H which by hopes every
| oue wsl cau.e at r4a sC bldy, icaIllssiy Aut
/ ltaous.. UHt tHe saraIcs ut tHt People may be
| kgawa es wei ss agH friends lie iyNNrs he
| .Olp SoIvEN, to bc,J ml lb- interests aud the
right, q. u5r pedr.r, ar uevcf VAS there 'tHsr
sluce luc 4t4gu1n ol u.e Constitution, wien thasc
rEHjs aud mg5tSrS were Ia So much danger 81 tes
lHg oab, eftd, uar uluc, when lbe p4rc paaclpts
] u rtMucranc lbeIty equal ugHs sud rQna .us'e ,
L. all, were 50 invaded rs ah the N.c> 81 Ultuc- !
cuuuug, otlcauerv and antique, and 50 lesttuty +
, uedr beng ovctth,uWn aud uanp.rd Upon by It'e |
! currugiuE power II The muuCd AfSIocHacy Il [
! England, BRUSH tysutS, adrd by Ihclr ahes and /
uu-tsttHcts IN tnl4uty N tins country, are making
desperate death s,rogg. Effort tlur as uhctr last
Z 4 fhev lai) 10 reduce u,c honest yronaury hI tts
STATE ID ldr Oppressed, bgsgarN, WHr. ahIs cundt
non Vi their oNa EunNcuu UAtt stat@! dHi Il
. t,gff schemes Of bribery, Tatd compton au1
trgaeh~fy la6c foot IA JaIs country aud We tau toto
/ the .uIly, druruu snare, which they nave spread
t,l,a most uun>ummtte Sb, 70 entIap iue Trends o
! baHy, he WHo't producing portion d. ear pa.ua.
| NON. Nh ch is nuA tbr 6gHt ami S.Her q. l1t H0d,
die eiarl sud Me prtds q, me cnuatgN NlI ae icJ
aay 's,t0gra a. a STATE Of pScHtgrg sHbssrp.eUeg.
lar more acgrJdDng than ,outja. NouaaEG and VIA
afford tac curIatts q. maf1tut aud e4at rahb. TIE
uug. Hapgd.lof opportunity 10 launt us, 40 tac masi
Agarg-uutlug tLauutl, WuR The "aaMJgs5uy y 40.
city
Ill. schemts 0. thr FedteaI,ls should be opPoa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
NOlice.

I'D Ytiri1e Of an order II lLe Probate Courf q Ok
Dubbeia County Mississippi, 10 NE as AdntHls-
traitor oftie Estate oiRediek Sims, dee. ased shall
on Monday The FIN day Of Jnly. at tie town oil
SIarkevlle IN sand eoun,y. within The boa pre-
scubcd by aw,procee5 IL seli TO the hlhes, bidder.
on credit Of twelve months lie purchaser giving
bond with approved security, Tie undivided hall 81
tie following lands wing IN said county, vH: the
south east quarter of section thirty i've, township
eighteen range iourieen the north cast quarter Of
section lgn aud tile west taf Of the west qaar er Of
section one, township seventeen, range ionr'een Il
being ands held jointly by tic SAID Redck SINS and
F. l. Weaver
j. Fl. SELMAN. Administrator
ofthe Estate Of r. Sans, deed.
May 24lh, l84t. 47-6g
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NOE vi I'm rs.

~. VI are authorized to announce AdOl-
Dhus e.. Weir. as IA candidate for Senator
OF Lowndes county al The next ensuing NoHem-
Der election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
Rom "a IIllieserb0essr.
MODERN ULTRAIs N

We have been taking notes. for s few mouths
past, from the novel theories evolved in the tpro-
gress Of reforms, with the intention Of hereafter
submitting anartlcle containing round dozen q
timproyemenis, for he benefit q mankind IN gem
efa, and the American people In particular. While
waiting, however, for reply 10 sundTg queries
which We have proponnded to Che president Of the.
NORTH American Starvation Society 81 Massa-
chuaetts, touching the use Of English bendleather
aud caOntchouc, IS economical nutritious sub-
stances, we have great pleasure q presenting
theory, kindred IL some respects e certain 81 our
own. which We have received from modest yet
clever corresponds % hom " extend the right
hand Of fellowship. He entities his pepper, the
cause 81 the present Shorlness ot Human Lltes
and very Clearly illustrates, in our judgments are
mask made 81 Ecclesiastes the Preacher. viz. 81
said Ia mine heart, concerning the estate Of the
sons d men, that they mi eit sec chat they theme
selves are beasts. Every one now-a-dnys,' says
orr theorsl, would be philosophers We have
aseertained thai effects have causes, and have set
/ about 70 learn what these causes are. Inc physl-
clan endeayoFs TO account for some peculiarly IN
The laWs and tle yer turns his attention 70 solx-
ing the mysteries Of mans physical organization
The man Of God ssoops 70 unTaYei some political
phenomenon, and the politician asnires To explain
Cod. He who labofs with tie spade and the mats
tocks seeks 70 e1pound mechanical enigma. and
1.-THE mechanic some rlddl IN commerce. Each one
lseems disposed ID lend bis aid Ii solving The iy
tories with which the world abonnda
hese ms recently come into existence sect
ol phefs who, their assertions IRE 70 be
Irelled On, have indeed discovered the tphiicso-
phels stone. 30 one need be subject e disease,
they say Sod has nothing q Is With The pl ysie5
tnntmit!es q mortala. A proper attention % ex-
sts.7Ss als AAe tleanliness, - sure nkotect lqn
81 1917 disorders, xcepl eoch.as afe &C.
lcnsonen 9y accident. From this moy infer.
that kaceldent aslde,3 man can live Ior ever. A
luoEhaf novel eect take the Nha6S e o45und and
1atntein tnak ne appetite should not Sc Isstflin,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05


slh. Having fire ser % their boards, iill
eiT faces are singed.
Oh Having candles held under their
muses.. 50 that The flames arises Up their
noslfiis
This last brutality vas one night carried
"a with such piiiless perseverance, lhat Che
- : pea upon tie poor sui eF8f breasigs
y was il the night, and iae Pasha being pre-
sent, could no longer endure the SIGHT; he
then went away, butpnl 10 sl0p 70 ~
The French Consul, strange as Il may ap-
pear, acted q prominent part III che whole
transaction.
On the Isl Of March, after some further
investigation, two brothers, the principals
victims, named Erari, were again called Up
lor their trial. They denied their former
confession concerning guilt and said e
was extorted from them BIZ torture, and
made il II hope Of speedy execution. The
next day Ave others were brought forward.
and again were visited with The most awful
tortures. The former confessions were re-
peated one Of them named Abulafa, was
tortured % give up the blood, and he said I'd
had seCreted Il at home ID his house. The
account adds:
The French Consul always alive % cruel
y, then accompanies Mussa Abulaf1, 70 bis
house, followed, as usual, By large crowds,
and Mussa Abulafa, having now undertakes
TO give up what he never possessed, unlock
ed cupboard, and fcigned 20 examine L.
He then asked his wife, who vas II despair
all Ibis while 70 see her husband 80 laceFa
ted and apparently quite beside her is
ssWhat have you done with TINT bod e
The poor woman as ii sc Of p1Esl z.y, e.
claimed, aNhat blood have y0n ale ~
suered. 81 have blood only give
knife and yon can take my lile3e 9looqs aaq
al.sa - y--s-I1is IS it 2 81 stated t1at NneA
The French Consul hesgd this, hes Ike
mailman. attacked both Abnlaha and hla
wife. He then POI I rope round bis neck
threatening b sirannle him. and il tlie az
tempt q pull the rope, he lad hls poor Elcs
tim PROSTATE 1t his feet; and NOT satisledl
with this. i Is related that BE dragged hiin
about the courtyard with the rope around his
neck. The French Consul then ordered
both him and lis vito 70 Be conducted to
the Court 81 The Pasha. fought 10 mention
that this wantOn and ungeneFOus proceeding
Of the French Consul ives the means 81
thToWing another Vietim into his hands--lor
Abulafia, almost as dead, through the inAie~
ton Of maddening torture, had implicated
his wife, when ne said that be had enlrugi-
ed the blood q her.
The subsequent accounts are known e
our raaders The poor Jews have been 20
leased, and a. attempt il il pTograSs' e Dc J.
lem justice.
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

HAVE been appointed By the Governor
81 the State 81 New York, Commission
.er for The STATE 81 Mississippi. Ia take The ac-
Acknowledgement and proof Of deeds and other
instruments 81 writing under seal 10 Be use-
ed 81 recorded ii III said State Of New York
and % administer oaths Or afirmations. pure
suant 10 the act Of The Legislature Of said
State, entitled { An ael @ aaihofe the ap.
pointment Of Commissioners loE ae above
purposes, ps sed Nay 13, 1910
- W QUACI os&
1er c
January Ist. 84I 15tf
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@ s. 8 0 81
The Rlgrlm's Address 20 the Deity.
/" All things adore THRs! $50 DO IL
q S.lcRED SoNG.
q - on $50


BY HEEKV john SHARPE.
RecitatiVe Praise the Lord, D, ny so.l!
And al thai j. within me, praise Hisholy name
'ILIo6 at, o God. lie foants divine.
rom whence all earfhly blessings now
MERCER We turn Thy elories shine,u
s, = nd 81 things praise Thee here below.
ne radiant sun which glide the day,
The cRunlless stars that gem the night,
1--WE al their splendor TO Thy sway.
SsIeat Source Of al things fair and briehts
4 pilgrim prayer. avail on high,
AZ things adore Z hees--so do &
thou relgn'st, q God II realms oflight,
Majestic, solemus and alone
IN ABORTION to Thy might
Creation bends beneath Thy throne;
ne thunder,s roar, the liohtniness glare.
The Tlurna ring Of the bOundless sea,
Are butithe universal prayer
Which Nature offers up 10 Thee!
lfPilgrim thoughts ascend on high,
All things adore Thee $50 do !.
We hail @ God the vital ray
With holy inspiration rife
lis bright reflection points the way
Which leads to everlasting life.
The changing seasons as they roll,
Thy power and wisdom, Lord, proclaim.
All creatures join, from pole to pole,
IL load hosanas to Thy name
IL piIgrim prayers are heard on high,
All things adore Thee $50 do T.
From the London Forget-M e-Nos,, FOR 1871
Old FRIENDS Together.
By @. SWAIN, ESQ.,
Oh, time is sweet, when roses meet.
With Syringe sweet breath around them;
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
I hose we love have found them;
- wet tie mind that still can find
Arin darkest weather.;
sought can Be SO sweet 10 see,
AZ old fA1nds met together.
Those days of old. When yeuFiI was bold,
And time stole wings % speed Is
And youth meter knew how fast time heWs
Or knowing q 9 MOI heed sc
INC ugh gray eaeh. brow that meets as now,
For age brings wintry weather,
Yet nought can be So sweet 70 see,
AS those old friends together!
The few long known, whom years have shown
With hearts that friendship blesses;
A hand 10 cheer, peFchance 3 tear,
To soothe friends dstresses;
Who help,d and tried, still side BY side,
"A friend 60 face hard weather;
Oh thsis may 81 /. yess Joy TOO see,
And meet old friends togethef.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

There j no CITY, With the exception ot
JeI0sale ni, Sc interesting IS ibis. il now
on obiect st notice il The Christian world,
on count of The Jewish prosecutions.
L IS he Oldest city upon earth. and stands
sbliiIY .aielY monuments q lie midst Of
decay Babylon aud Ihebs eTe g cons
tempe Ties, bni ihe former has led as
WaV without leaving trace g is maeni1-
chnce. ind Tic latter Is Ia only by
il 1 in Still Dam els enia s.
and now. The exception 81 G1nsl
hore largest city IS the East
Here ae Abama and RhalpaI rivers
of Damn again calling % Re thrilling
story ct he Syrian Lapefs and The Hebrew
Prophet lasl Saul with lelen less
81 eeuiie followed De eaIl1 Gnu
and e lie voice tom
and Dove ihe bghlns he
sun, arrested his Footsteps
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

Ell has been usual Of late years to perform the
ceremonies Of Inaug the PORTE n front
Of the Capitol, where the area y better htted %
accommodate large number Of spectators. Inc
Draefice VIII probably hsc0nfinued-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
COMM munica,e

To the Editor Of the Herald
SIR: an at n loss 10 understand what motive
you can have in bringing nay name, again and
again, before tho public as though occupied +
position antagonist, nay hostile, to the Right Rev
erend Bishop Hughes. Although by no means in.
sensible to the language Of eulogy when properly
bestowed, still i, weuld be unworthy my characte
as II Clergyman, and my honor as gentleman, TO
admit in silence, tho praise lavished upon by
yo1, under the present circumstances. If be a
master-sprit" of the American church. Ia title
and an honor which in no manner deserve
trust | will always be found such only in .sppor
and vindica,ion of the authority and character OF
the Bishop under whom exercise my ministry
Bishep to whom personally and from my earlies
ySuth have been attached, whose purity Of inter
tion | respect, whose persevering efforts made i.
behalf of the rising generation OF Catholics ad-
mirc and with whom nay humble abilities will eyeI
be exertcd to cooperate-in every legitimate man
ner-tor the amelioration of the Common Schoo
System, and the removal OF the grievances Of whic!
he and myself, and the whole Catholic community
have so vehcmenty and justly complained.
This, sir, is my position: one which must. hence
forth, be regarded BY the public and myself
equivocal and which will trust, preclude the ne
cessi,y OF Noticing any future that may be ad,
OF Ky name for the purpose Of sowing discord il
the very sanctuary; in which should be unworthy
and unfit 10 labor if no, in The most perfect union
and harmonywith the Bishop appointed to rule ihi,
portion of the Caih,lic Chu.ch.
CHARLES CoNsrAxrISE PIsE, D. D.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
TIE WEEKLY L TRlBUNE
For a. esember 4.
CONTENTS :


l. POETRY -1hc fir.t nov. Funeaeon Wood.
Henry Clay ne IS not fallen
II. ..LUNDN'S Lane
III A SPEECH worth hroading--No;e,of ola BOokworm
" EPlGRAM.
V LECTURES.-Dr. Lardncrs Ist and % Leeture
a, Cliuton Hail MAJOR Tochman, Lecture. ta
Poland Mechanics Institutes Lectures
VI. ENGLAND AND CHINA gcng notice Of TIA.
fubiect deiv cred by John Quincy Adams.
VII. MURDER Of the last OF the i0kUM Gang Il
Texas.
VII. LETTERS FROM ENGLAND, No. "
lX THE GEORGIA CONTROVERSY
X The Personal Character and Habits OF Gen
WASHINGTON.
XIMr EIZLER'S INVENTION to navigate the
Ocean by tbs power OF winds and nIone,
more rapidly aud more securely Ihsn by steam.
XII L-Congreos-Importsn from Wuh-
ngtou-The FISCAL Agency-Rcpudiauon Of
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New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

The LATE ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-A cores
pondent states that the wife of Arnold, the man
now under arres, as the seducer of Julia Brewer,
paid visit to the miserable victim of her husband.
perfdy and baseness on Tuesday last, and the III
terview between them is described as most affect
ing. Julia is still confined to her bed, but is cx
pected to recover from the effects of the poison.
Arnold, who was first imprisoned as accom-
plce in the intended suicide, (by procuring poison
tor the purpose absolvcd from that charge by the
voluntary and emphatic testirof of the girl, who
soemnly asserts that he attempted rather to DIS
suadc her from scli.destruction That he is her
,educcr is not, we believe, attempted to be denied
And what would the reader naturally Imagine i
the punishment imposed by our laws the gross,
deliberate violaior OF his marriage vows, the
duccr Of young and innocent girl, Involving hcI
in rretrcvahlc ruin, and driving her to despair and
suicide Who would imagine that such gull
could be atoncd by less than ten years imprison-
ncnt' Yet what says the law 1t siernly dooms
the offender to-gire security for tie support
during infancy of tie offspring Of has guilt =
And even this, we hear, is likely to be evaded,
through the corelessnes or convenience of th laws
ministers Shame on such mockery of Justice
Shame on the laws which protesting to guard ih'
sanctty OF Marriage yet leave the violation Of it,
VOWS unpunshed and uucensured