NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
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E k[.4 Arrangements have been made by %5kn1gIe which THE EUROPEAN TIMES, -Ssssssss9s1s published in England, expressly for the o' STATES and CANADA, will be sent for ward on the arrival ofaI the Steamships to Boston and New York from Eng land.

 The paper will be forwarded from New York on she arrival al the Express from Roston, frequently "A hours in advance of Inc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

 u has already attained very high character. and may with great propriety be sald lo contain e best P'fes current, the best shTPns hst and ;s he best f0regn EuroPean heles Papa whch reaches thIs country from England-or il Comprises in a com densed form Of twenty four colnmns, every descrip- lion of news Of interest 10 hmerica winch has tran spiIed in Eng land and other Fareign poris from the sailing of the previous up lhe hou, of depar- lure ofihe steamship which conveys the forthcoming number.

 Amnngst other numerous and fatlering testmo- nials the Boston Morning Post says

 "We are greatly indebted 10 tlIis newspaper for our foreign, miscellaneous and commercial news- One number of 'Wilmcr and Smlih's European iimes is worth whole file of any other English paI er.'

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