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 There are now six newspapers publish in India, in tho Bengalic language, for the use of native req ders.

 project is on foot at Paris for the erection there of an American College, principally destined for the general education of young men natives of South A. merca.

 Ii is singular fact, that in the Island of Cuba, which belongs to monarchy the most absolute in Christendom and the most adverse to the existence of free press there are less than ten periodical publications every one of them or less the or gan of public opinion, A Journal entitled the "Uatckman and Ja'naiea Free Press" conducted by free men of color, and having for its object maintain their right to all the civil and political privileges of British subjects has been just established at Jamaica. | A botanic garden opened at Manchester on the 10th of October last. The ground extends to sixteen statute acres, being more than three times tue size of the Liverpool Botanic Garden. The preliminary proceedings necessary to the erection of railroad between London and Brighton, in England, are now in active progress: the length is calculated to be about AZ miles.

 Marshal MARMoNT is engaged, it is said, in pre- pairing narrative of the recent scenes in Paris. Among the works h the British press, the follow ling prominent either on account of the subjects upon which they treat the character and standing of the authors:

 Keppel's Journey across the Balkan.

 Proverbs of the Modern Egyptians, by Burckhardt II Retrospect of Public Affairs in 1850,