Mornl Reform Mt Albany.
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Senator Lott has, most Unexpectedly to as, re-
ported favorably on the Assemby's bill 10 punish
Seduction, Adultery and Brohe-keeping, bat with
amendments As these amendments have not yet
reached u.s. we may hope that they are no, destruc-
tive 10 the character and objects of the bill, but
calculated to render it more Just and effective. In
this case, we trus. they will be adopted in the Sc
nate and promptly concurred 10 by the Assembly,
The time is now short, and this righteous measure
will be smothered If adrot management can do it.
On behalf Of many thousands OF his constituents,
we ask Mr. Lott to move this bill ahead every fair
opportunity until it shall have been definitvely act
ed on by the Senate. Should he not think proper
10 do this, we hope some other Senator will.


The New Excise Bill, we leran, was only killed
in Committee OF the Whole, where the Yeas and
Nays are not taken. We have faint hope of a
better result in the Senate proper, when all the
amendments made in Committee come up for re-
view. The bill cannot be made better than the
Assembly left it, and whoever opposes ii in thai
form must do it from hostility to lis object. Tha
bill, or one substantially like it, may be defeated
this Session, but it will at no distant day be the law
of the State. Nodevice can prevent it.