NEWS FROM ENGLAND. BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ~. YORK .'Wilmer and Smiths European Times"
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A r,s.zs. Arrangements have been made by ME1tlET@ which TIE EUROPEAN TIMES,

 &2aS&2 published in England, expressly for the U. HATES and CANADA, will be sent for ward tbe arrival of ali the Steamships to Boston and New York from England.

 The paper will be forwarded lrom New York on the arrival of the Express from Boston, frequently "A hours in advance of lhc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.

 It has already attained very high eharaster, and may with great prepriety be sad to contain te best prices current, the best shipping ist, and the best Foreign ESrepean NsWs Paper which reaches this country from Eng!and-ior il comprises in a' con densed form of twenly-lour columns, every descrip- ton ol of interest 10 imerIca, winch has tram spired in England and other ForeIgn ports. from the sailing of the previous up to the hour of depar- ture of the steamship which conveys the forthcoming number. .

 Amongst other numerous and fatering testimo- nials the Boston Morning Post says

 "We are greatly indebted to th,s newspaper for our foreign, miscela and commercial news One number of 'Wiinrr and Smiths European Times is worth whole file of any other English paper." t

 Subscription $4 perSsesn.

 Oo-MR. O'sHAGoHsSSIAsh she agent for "The European Tiines," is now i the city and solicits subscribers for the above also, for all the European papers including the reviews, "rhe London Punch; 'The llPd News and Times &c. &c. He will be found during his short stay in the City, at the Man sion House Hotel or at Bouemel's Literary De pot. r'- apo IIAIR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the n, = II Il merous n nstimonials of the eficie cy of 1m proved Flesh Gloves from every part of the obe 's the following recent account from disiingu shed oi. ficer in the United States Navy :-

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