NEWS FROM ENGLAND. BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ~. FORK
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 At2szzv Arrangements have been made b, AW<EEre which THE EUROPEAN TIMES | Sk1kEg4z- published in England, expressly fol the U. STATES and CANADA, will be sent for ward on tbe arrival of all inc Steamships to Bostor and New York from Eng land.

 The paper will be forwarded from New York or the arrival flhe Express from Boston, frequently 2i hours in advance of tho regular mail, to the CtY TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.

 IL has already attained very high character. and may with great preprety be said to contain he best prices current, the best shipping list and ;s the best Foreign European NetOs Paper which reaches thIs country from Engand-ior il comprises in con densed form of -four columns, every descrip. ton ot news of interest to America, which has tran spifed in England and other ForeIgn pOrts from the sailing of the previous up to the hour of depar- ture ofthe steamship which conveys the forthcoming 'nunber.

 Amongst other numerous and fatering testmo- Hials the Boston Morning Post says , "We are greatly indebted to this newspaper for our foreign, miscellaneous and commercial news.- One number of 'Wilmer and Smiths European Times is worth whole file of any other English paper"

 Subscription $4 per annum. WMR. O'SHAUGHEEssY, the agent for "The European Times,' is now in the city and socits subscribers for the above; also, for all the European 'The lll'd News and Times,' &c. &c. He will be ound during his short stay in the City, at the Man sion House Hotel or al Boullemet's Literary De pot sp5 Steam between New Y Ork and Liverpool. zE1~SSHNA The Great Western Steam Ship Lzkf1LNNCo' ship GREAT WESTERN, Capt. Matthews, and their new iron steam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. Hoskens, are appointed to sail during the year 1S45 as follows:-

 FOR LIVERPOOL Great Western. Saturday, 29th March. Great Western. Saturday, l7th May. Great Western. Saturday. 9th July. Great Britain. ........ Saturday, 2d August Great Western. Saturday, 23d August Great Britain. ....... Saturday, 27th September Great Western. Saturday, Huh October. Great Britain. ...,.. Saturday, 22d November.

 FROM NETWORK. Great Western. ..... Thursday, 24th April. Great Western. ...... Thursday, l2th Juue. Great Western. Thursday, 3lst July Great Britain. ....... Saturday Both August. Great Western. Thursday, 18th September Great Britain. ....... Saturday, 25th October. Great Western. Thursday, 9th November. Great Britain. Saturday, 2Oth December Passage money per "Great Western,' ,'' from New Ysrk to Liverpool, $100, and $5 Stewards fee. For freight or passage apply to

 RICHARD IRWIN, 98 Front-st, N. Y. febll D. WHEELER. 2s st Michael-st. Mobile

 RATES OF LIGHTER4GE, ETC. ts fIpag@ Aa Per steamboat ARKANSAS, -14g-5R SCaptain K. West. Cotton at the -TsszEsazEzEz current rates oi lghterage. Tow ing of vessels to and from city Dog river bar and nternedately:

 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 600 tons. ........ 50

 dc do of 600 and under 800 tons. 60

 do do of 800 and under 1000 tons. 70

 do do of 1000 and under 1900 tons 30

 do do ...........o .over 1900 tons 90 Lighter SS5 through the passs Sl0 to Lower Fleet. Passage, in Cabin S1 ,25; Deck ,00

 Application may be made on board to John J. De- shon, or to JAS. REID & co. 8o- J. ]. Deshon will receive and receipt for cot ton m absence of the steamer. l,bl1