NEWS FROM ENGLAND,

BY THE FXPRESS MAIL FROM ". YORK

 'Wimer and Smiths European Times"
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 .knsz@1 Arrangements have been made by 4H5XE- which THE EUROPEAN TIMES, S1RAASa=z- published in England. expressly for the U. STATES aud CANADA. will be sent for ward lbe arrival of all the Steamships 10 Boston and New York from England.

 The paper will be forwarded from New York on the arrival ofihe Express from Boston, freque nly 24 hours in advance of Inc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.

 IL has already ained very high character, and may with great proprety be said contain hs best prices current, the best shpping hst, and the best Foreign European Neps Papr which reaches lhIs country from EDg'and-ior il comprises in con- densed form of tweniy -four columns, every descrip- ton of news of interest to America winch has tran spiIed in England and other ForeiRn poris from he sailing of the previous up to The hour of depar- lure of the steamship which conveys the forthcoming number.

 Amnngst other numerous and hatlering testimo- nals the Boston Morning Post says

 "We are greatly indebted to this newspaper for our foreign, scellaneous and commercial news.- One number of 'Wilmer and Smith's European Times is worth whole file of any other English paIer."

 Subscription $4 per annum.

 WMR O'SHAUGHEEssY, the agent for "The European Times,' is now in the city and solicits subscribers for the above; also, for all the European papers including the reviews, 'Ths London Punch; | The iii'd News and Times &c. &c. He will be found during his short stay in the ciiy, at the Man sion House Hotel al Bouemes's Literary De pot. Il ap5 steam between New fork kzid Liverpool. <fl-SFaa The Great Western Steam Ship | L/Ef|Kh0C Co.'S ship GREAT WESTERN, FFsAsk2aas Capt. Matthews, and their new iron steam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. Hoskens, are appointed to sail during the year 1915 as iollows:- FOR LIVERPOOL Great Western. Saturday, 29th March. Great Western. Saturday, l7h May. Great Western. Saturday. 5h July. Great Britain. Saturday, 2d August Great Western. Saturday, 23d August Great Britain. ....... Saturday, 27ih September Great Western. Saturday, 1lh October. Great Britain. ...... Saturday, 22d November.

 FROM NETWORK. Great Western. ..... Thursday, 24th April. Great Western. Thursday, l2ih June. Great Western. Thursday, 31st July. Great Britain. ....... Saturday 3Oth August Great Western. Thursday, 18th September Great Britain. ....... Saturday, 25th October. fireat Western. n....... Thursday, 6lh November. Great Britain. ...... Saturday, 20ih December Passage money per 'sGreat Western,' from New Ysrk to Liverpool, SS100, and $5 Stewards fee. For freight or passage apply to

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 For vessels under 200 tons ... 1920

 do do of 200 and under 400 tons. 25

 do do of over 400 tons. ........ 30

 FOR OUTER BAR.

 For vessels under 500 tons. ...... 50

 do do of GOO and under 800 ions.. 50

 do do oi 800 and under 1000 tons. 70

 do do of 1000 and under l200 tons. 80 do do ......... over 1900 tons 90 Lighter $S5 through the passs sl0 to Lower Fleet. Passage, in Cabin S1 ,25; Deck Sl ,00

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