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CoMMUNICATIoN BETwEgs PARIS AND LONDON.
The esiabi. hnent OF the railroads from London 10
Portsmouth, from London 10 Dever, and from Paris
to Rouen, have facirrIed ,i;r communication b.
tween The two greatest cupiiais Of Europe but the
journey has not YET been rendered 20 snort and so
easy Of accomplishment as might have been an,ici-
paied. At length, however, grant has been made
by the French Government, TO private company,
OF the privilege Of establishing railroad from
Amiens TO Boulcgne, which will, when completed,
probably constitute the shortest and most frequened d
route of communication between these TWO capitals.


Boston Daily Adv.