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TRAVEL TO EURoPE.-The Great Western, to sail
to-day, has about fifty passengers engaged, and that
will be the least number that she will carry
this trip. When we take into consideration the fact
that the splendid of our packets sail this month,
and at the rate of one a week, the Western has more
than her share of ocean travellers seeking airs
abroad We cannot resist mentioning that the Gale
donia, which lett Boston on Tuesday, had but thirty
eight in her cabins for Liverpool Our amiable little
neghbor city, which happens to be the depot of the
Mail Line, will probably, however, get up subscrp
ton TO fill up one Of their steamers on the same
principle that governed her in giving three or four
thousand dollars have passage, miles long,
through the ice in the winter of 1874 to get the
Britannia to on her regular day. There is, how
ever, 10 say the least good share of enterprise in
Boston. We are very glad that the harbor Of New
York is never frozen up, for three four thousand
dollars pllotage for each shipwould be an enormous
sum for US topay.