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CHINESE LITERATURE.--We understand that the steamer brought out a number of packages of Chinese books the productions of Robert 'rhom, Esq. interpreter and translator to her Britannic majesty Governncn, in China, and presented to different lit erary institutions in our coualry, hy his brother, tine Rev. David rhon, of Liverpool. The public will remember that to Raher, Tho.n many ofour country men in China were iudrbied for assistance in 1858, when they had interpreter 10 aid them in their ne gotiations. gi - ...s,.,-lslas..t. 5..,, .,.i M

 Tine works which he has published have received the highest testnonals of accuracy aud worth from the most distinguished European comnentators, and among them from r. P. Thoms, Esq. of London and N. M. St Julien, of Paris, two of the most through and learned Chinese scholars of the day, and also from several German Universities apd Colleges.

 Transpring events will perhaps awaken desire in the minds of literary young men to add that long neglected lant to their other acquisitions. and we hope that AIr. Thou will be amply repaid by a demand for his publications wheu they become known Iate mean time we beg leave to thank his generous broicr for these valuable additions to the libraries of our nslitrtios, which will doubt he acknowledged by them in a suitable manner.-S. Y. Com. Adv.