NEW YORK HERALD.



The Next News from Z Europe-The Lightning


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We are pleased TO state that the persevering, en-
terpffsfhg proprietors of the New York and Boston
Telegraph CompapY-Yllf succeed in having their
line in working order as far as Hartford, and per-
haps to New Haven, by the time the next steamship
reaches Boston. We published in yesterdays paper
a letter from our correspondent in New Haven,
stating that the posts had been set up and the
wires would be arranged Immediately


few days since we received the following letter
from Messrs Livingston & Wells, of this city, the
famous proprietors OF the Northern and North West
ern express line


GESr-The news per next English steamer will pro-
baby be teiegraphed (magne tc) far as Hartford
perhaps Hew Haven.


It is intention to run an express the then ter
minus OF the telegraph to this city for the use and be-
neht OF the entire press of such may wisn to avail
themselves OF the opportunity. should you feel dis
posed to become party to such arrangement, we shall
De happy - van upon YOU with the terms,


An early reply As requested.


Your most obedient servants.


LIVINGSTON & WELLS.
We Immediately replied in note to Messrs Liv-
ingston Y Wells, and entered into an arrange
ment, in connection with other city papers, with
them to run an express from the terminus Of the
eegraph to this city. We shall, therefore, through
the perseverance OF the propre,ors of the magnetic
company, and Messrs. Livingston Il Wells, receive
the next news from Europe through these enterpris-
ing gentlemen, over the lightning line This is
the first time that the newspaper press will have
used lightning its agent In getting early foreign
news, and we clam be one of the first journals to
bring il into requlsiton.


The " Holy Alliance" we understand, in order
to equal their last superhuman effort to beat the
New York Herald, have made arrangements to run
an express from Boston, or elsewhere, independent
of the telegraph We perfectly willing that they
should do so. Indeed, in charitable point of
view, we would be willing to have them beat US
IL may be OF use to them. But we are satlsfied
with the lightning line; and If steam, or the devil,
or an accident should beat that, we can't help it.
Lightning moves swift enough for US and our
readers