... M'Lellan reviewed 70,000 men Washington on the 20th—the largest body of men ever reviewed on the American continent. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the York Herald, declaring that numbers of vessels arc fitting out with ammunition ...

... men at Washington on the 211th inst., beUig the Lagest body of troops ever reviewed on the American continent. Mr. George Francis Train has ;uldrossed a letter from London to the St,. For& //tread, declaring that a number of vessels are titling oat at ...

... 000 men at Washington on the th 20th, the largcst body of men ever reviewed en the American SU d continent. he ',e George Francis Train boos addressed aI letter fl-am London to ev the New Yeorc Herald, declaring that nucmnbera of vesslt~s are fit- ho ...

... press does not afford sufficient scope for the latent energies of some of our celebrities. We are just informed that Mr George Francis Train, (the gentleman who has been engaged during the last two years making some of our thoroughfares impassable) has addressed ...

... to the electors of Stoke-upon-Trent, offering himself a candidate for the vacancy caused by the death of Mr Ricardo. George Francis Train of T ram way notorietywas imprisoned in London on the Ist ult., to prevent his embarking for America, where he intended ...

... command of General Banks are at Baton Rouge. The Confederates are encroaching near to the Union G. F. TRAIN IN DANGER. George Francis Train has narrowly escaped lynching at Jamessille. [A large Meeting was held at Bradford, yesterday, to express sympathy ...

... is far from the lend where her young hero sleepe Arrest of Mr. G. P. Train. — A St Lcuis telegr tit of the ith save:—George Francis Train was arrested at the Planters'-house this afternoon by the United Staten detectives, and given the alternative of leaving ...

... Brechin for the last fifteen years. He leaves an only son to lament his sudden demise. An American paper states that Mr George Francis Train, of street railway celebrity, is about to start a new religion, which he expects to become immensely popular 1 A w’oman ...

... pronounce it. They called him in their ignorance Vulture Smith.— Spectator. Addressing meeting New York the other day, George Francis Train, on being requested to talk about Er gland, said :—England is only a little province of France. (Laughter.) A revolution ...

... elsewhere; and congratulatory rulalreivws and resolutions were passed by the Common Council and other public bodies. Mr George Francis Train is described as making a characteristic speech in Wall Street. PEACE A Washingtom of the states that before the fighting ...

... elsewhere ; and congratulatory addresses and resolutions were passed by the Common Council and other public bodies. George Francis Train is described as making characteristic speech in Wall Street. RUMOURED TKACE OVERTURES. Washington correspondent of ...

... elsewhere, and congratulatory addresses andreso, lutions were passed by the Common Council and I other public bodies. Mr George Francis Train is described as making a •'cheracteristicapeech in Wall Street. ...