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It is stated in the Boston papers that the Massa- chusetts Horticultural Society, have determined to establish Garden of Experiments and Ceme- ery, to be united together, after the plan of Perc "a Chaise near Paris. For this purpose an act of the Legislature has been obtained and company of gen.

 emen have associated for the purchase of the beau tfu location called Sweet Auburn, in Cambridge, of about seventy acres. It is intended that each sub- scrber shall have lot of two hundred square feet, to be used as n tomb. with monument and other decorations at his pleasure, und that these lots shall be dispersed through the field as not to interfere with the beauty of the Garden. which is to be plant ed with the choicest flowers of the cmate.'