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Egytian Ne,ospaper.-We find this phenomenon in the newspaper world thus described in Ferru- saes Bulletin. An official newspaper of a folio size, consisting of four pages, is now published at Cairo, by order of Mahomed Ali, Viceroy of Egypt. It is printed both in Turkish and Arabic; it contains the political regulations of the Governor the most remarkable events that take place in Egypt list ol the vessels that arrive at and sail from the Egyptian ports, and generally such intelligence respecting the agriculture and of the country as is use fu to know. The thermometrcal and borometrical observations made at Cairo are regularly recorded in this Gazette As specimens of what it contains, VIC may give the following samples:

 Translated from the Cairo Gazette.

 The counsel of State has abolished the punish ment of death in Egypt except for political offences compulsory labor is the punishment, varying in length, according to the nature of the crime.

 Some numbers of the Gazette contains the prices of all commodities imported into Alexandria.

 We are glad to see, in the Gazette channel by which light enter and spread throughout Egypt. The Egytian editor, we must frankly admit, IS in advance of us in recording scientific observations.