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A man named Boiling has been condemned, in North Carolina to be branded on the cheek with the letter B. to receive l07 lashes and to be imprisoned three years, for having married two wives.

 A woman named Foster, has been condemned in Philadelphia, to thirty days imprisonment for having two husbands.

 There is more difference in the punishment for the two offences, than any difference in the several cumstances can explain. Theyare both extreme; one in its barbarous severity, the ether in it's leniency.- The is in somerespects the fault of the code of punishment which allows of such unusual and cruel infictions the other, in the administration of the law which yielded the social position and fashion, abei connections of the party, an immunity which defeats the ends of justice, and creates dstrust in

 the equa operation of laws. The first can be reformed by Legislation, and probably will be- the second is the more dangerous, because prevalent and existing Tn the corrupted state of public opinionte homage which is generally paid by juries and courts to adven,ii;ous station Looking around upon the de- cisons of courts and jures. how often do we see that slight offences in the MOOT and iendless are ys ited with the severest penalties of the law, while wealth and connections enable great offenders to es cape with but slight rebuke, and often with loud ex- pressions of sympathy for the misfortune of coming unluckily in collision with the laws.