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EASTERN TRAvEL.-The train over the Norwich
lWorcester Railroad for this city, left Boston little ai.cr


O'Clock Saturday afternoon in the midst of driving
snowsiorm and came through TO the landing ct Allen
Point on the Thames l0s mes in orr and half hours,
or the of 81 miles hour including stoppaccs.
and in the face Of driving and ptchy darkness for
a good part Of the way. When, o when shall We have
such despatch on the Philadelphia route


AT Aliens Point the good steamboat Cleopatra Capt
DusTAN was 10 readiness and came on TO New London
very speedily but there the violence of the storm and
the darkness Of the nigh, compelled halt OF two to
three hours We, the Cleopatra through and landed
her passengers at our wharf about 81 o'clock Those
who remember what travelling to and from Boston 'ras
few years ago and have experienced how uniaguins
and comfortable is fail bless the nven
ton of Railroads.


Monday night last will be remembered exceedingly
boisteroussmost hurricane On that night the Cleo
patra through Aliens on by half past 2ocock
and her passengers all sale in Boston considerably
before NJ Such performance praises itself. And
co,,s bur dollar more in Winter and half mach in
Summer be carried thus Boston s4O miles Is miles
per hour a, Philadelphia less than 100 mics Is miles
per hour Cannot this be improved