NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ". YORK

 'Milmer and Smilh,s EnrOnean Timesn
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 <fJsSNFzs Arrangements have been made by | IENkkfs which THE EUROPEAN TIMES, --g klastz- published in England, expressly for 'ne V' AYES and CANADA, will be sent for waIG on t6e arrival ofali the Steamships to Boston and New York from Eng gland.

 The paper will be forwarded from New York on n he arrival ." the Express from Boston, frequently z4 hours m advance Of Inc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

 II has already attained very high character, and may with great propriety be said 10 contain e besk Piess current, fhe best shipping hsf and ;s fhe 6est ForaeH E"opsa" Neos Paper which reaches thIs country from Engand-iOr it comprises in a con- densed form Of twenly-lour columns, every descrip- ton o news Of interest to America, winch has tran spned in England and other Foreign ports. from the sailing of inc previnus up 10 the hour of depar- lure of the steamship which conveys the forthcoming nu,nber.

 Ata9hest other numerous and nattering testmo. nlas the Boston Morning Post says

 "Ne are greatly indebted to this newspaper for pur iofr'gn, miscellaneous and cor mercial news - Oae number of sNiim-r and Smilhs European Times Is worth whole file of any other English pal CT"

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