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There are four daily papers now extant in the city of New-O Orleans, the Bee and Bulletin published every morning; and the Courier and News, every evening.

 The Whig and Louisiana Advertiser have lately become extinct.

 There are three papers published week ly, Levy's Price Current. the Literary Re- corder, and the New-Orleans Observer the first a mercantile the second a litera- Try; and the third, a religious journal; and there is a weekly paper published in Lafay- cite. There are about fifteen other papers, in tue state, all of which are published week ly.

 There are only two colleges for public education in the state. and We are not aware of the existence of any public libra- " in any city, even in New-O Oreans--if we except the Commercial Library sustain ed wholly by young men; and shameinlly neglected by the influential and wealthy among our citizens.

 New-Orleans paper.