NEWS FROM ENGLAND. BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ~. YORK ,.M,ii,n.r and Smith. Fu,o.s.n Tin..n
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| Ahsss Arrangements have bpen made h. l AM>kIr which THE EUROPEAN TIMES &kk&44z- published in England. expressly fo, the U. STATES aud CANADA, will be sent foi ward on the arrival ofali the Steamships 10 Roslo and New York from England The paper will be ded from New York or the arrivIl nfIhe Express from Boston, frequent, 24 hours in advance of he regular mail, lhe Cit, TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

 It has already attained very high character. and may with great propriey be said Io Contain hs best prices current, fhe best shtrpiMs Hd, and the best Foreign European Neirs PaPr whirh reaches hIs country from Eng!and-i"r II comprises in con densed form of twenty -four columns, every descTip ton oi of interest to 5merica whIch has tran- spied in England and other ForeiRn ports, from the sailing of the previous up to The hour of depar lure ofthe steamship which conveys the forthcoming number.

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 u-MR. O'SHAUGHEEssY, the agent for "The European Times, Is now in the city and solicits subscribers for the abo,e also, for all the European papers including the reviews. 'The London Punch; ' 'Fhe llPd News and Times &c. Sc. He will be found during his short stay in the City, al the Man sion House Hotel or al Bouiiemets Literary De pot. ap5 Steam befVyesn N.xx. V ark and LlyeruoOl,