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Education.-The Great work of popular instruc.

 ton progressing rapidly and successfully, not only n this country, but throughout almost the whole oi Europe. In France, at this moment liberal and extensive scheme is said to be in operation whereby the means of useful and improving reading will be afforded to the whole body of the working popu arion of France; placing public library to each o the 40000 cOmmunes, (or parishes,) into which the Kingdom is divided This simple fact speaks vol. umes (we hope we not guilty of pun) in favor of those great principles, which we may believe sprung out of the Revolution of July last; and which may be considered furnishing the best of guaran tees for the hopes now cherished by the good and wise throughout the world. The London Examiner weekly paper edited by LEIGH HUNT, speaks in highly favorable terms of the American Annals of ofEducation,' imported from Boston, by London Bookseller, evincing 'candor and ability; and as being 'one of the best upon the subject the Editor has Charlcstox Courier.