... Revenue Accounts was brought up and agreed to. THE CASE OF MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr. BEARDEN moved for a Select Committee to inquire and report to the House whether Mr. George Francis Train, an American citizen now a prisoner in the four Courts Marshalsea ...

... ARREST OP MR. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN FOR FENIANISM, Conn, Saturday.— This well-known George Francis Train, who states that has come te Ireland as correspondent for the New York World has been arrested on the charge of Fenianiam, along with Mr. Grinnell ...

... Train will be made subjeet to lynch law before 1872 —the period when expects his Presidential history to commence. George Francis Train is Irish American Irreconcilable. NDE N C E . THE LAND QUESTION. TO TBI SDITOB. Sis,—l send you the mauuseript of a ...

... of Importunities. The Congress” re. throughout Sundayaudthe following night.. It adopted a resolution oftbanks to George Francis Train. It resolved that there *• should bo no secret or oathbouud association of Fenians. The acts of Savage as •• chief ...

... has declared his firm intention to blow up the fortress rather than surrender it the Prussians. ARREST OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. George Francis Train has been arrested Lyons. THE EASTERN QUESTION. livered Foreign Office until late in the afternoon. On Earl ...

... before taking so decided a step as to apprehend him One thing is clear, that a more virulent hater of Great Britain than George Francis Train does not exist. Our refusal to accept the street-tramways which he wished to introduce among us, and the legal obligation ...

... Legislature of the Mad States shows the orients which states a certain portion of the American people. The notorious George Francis Train has likewise cast his mite into the treasury of Fenian disloyalty and discontent. At a meeting held in Barton, for ...

... Union man, but a very worthy and aimable gentleman, lately in authority at St. Loui>, and who summarily expelled Mr. George Francis Train from that city ; Mr. Nicoluy, private secretary to the President ; Juage Daley ; Colonel Billy? Wilson ; the rather ...

... us—to accept defeat, in fact, as a certainty, and ply for it without trying the issue. Such a notion put forward by George Francis Train might be laughed at, but owning from a man elected to the chief executive office in the States, and a man who has hitherto ...

... counsellor and guide. There is irresistable passion for fan in the Island. Mr. Rea at Derry must set off against Mr. George Francis Train lecturing at Cork. Each satisfies national craring, and we may admit that, taken in moderate doses, each endowed with ...

... lately born ? Really our newspapers descend to very bold chat sometimes, and vac can hardly wonder that such a man as George Francis Train should go away with his crazy head full of the idea that Lord Palmerston poisoned Prince Albert, and is now intriguing ...

... A in. it Mr. George Francis Train, late of Whitecross Street Prison, Loudon. has return t a contort. in which it is likely th a t his peetili tr aldl.ties will be of more advantage to him than they eoul.l ever have been England. An insolvent lunatic, ...