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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