... ARREST OF GEORGE FR&Ns TRAIN IN ItELAND. I Mr. George Francis Train, the vell-kta, btreet tramways projector. Mr. Grlnneli, of Bolt, o merchant, and a person named Gee, a comme,4 traveller, were arrested on friday nigmt hi steamship Scotia, at QuBenstowne ...

... RELEASE OF MR. TRAIN. Ur. George Francis Train was yesterday morm ing released from custody, on d lalming any Intention of promoting Fenianlsm In this country. The New York World of the 8th instant syB- George Francis Train salls for Europe 1n the Scotia ...

... declaring that repeal meant not separation or weakening the empire, but union, consolidation, and progress. THE ARREBT OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The Cork correspondent of the Daily News gives thefollowingpartioulars olthe arrest of G. F.Train: -The arrest was ...

... killed and a large nuumber of both whites anld blacks injured. In the election of nienbhers of Congress, the notorious George Francis Train was defeated in one of the New York districts by the ox-prize lighter J ohn Worrissoy. Tbe insurrection in eastern ...

... MR. TRAIN'S PROTEST. I - - Mr. George Francis Train, a native-born American citizen, has addressed the following protest to the Blght Ron. Gathorne Hardy Secretary Hote Department, or Major-Genera Sir Thomas Laroom, Dublin Pollce Barracks, Qneecotown ...

... General M'Clellan reviewed 70,000 men at Washington the 20th, the largest body men ever reviewed the Amerioan continent. George Francis Train has addressed letter, from London, to the New York Berald, declaring that numbers of vessels are fitting out with ...

... to make a trip to Germany in tee autumn, MP. G. F. TmAIs IN Tim BANxRUPTCY COURT. 3 -DUBLIN, THURSDAY. - The case of George Francis Train was before the Court of Bankruptcy to-day, and after a pretracted argument he wa I recomnitted, his bails having declined ...

... a resolution was passed demanding a national legislature for Ireland. Some additional particulars of the arrest of George Francis Train at Queenstown have been forwarded, but nothing has transpired as to the motive which induced the authorities to take ...

... worship Was aMcom- pwied by several members of the town council. The speeches were of more than ordinary interest, George Francis Train, whose tramway schemes and eccentric political speeches have raised him to a position of notoriety on both sides of ...

... £X2.41%. 5S. 14. The ftnads'e the Order amount to £102,123. 9s. 101d A CRAZY AMERICAN UNBURTRENING HIMSELF. Recently George Francis Train lectured to a small audience, at Boston, and amongst other things he is re- ported to have said these :-He had been ...

... been anxious to take advantage of the experience of others. But he might say thafl mhey were the first in the race. George Francis Train pplied to the highways committee for permission to Put lown tramaways in Manchester, and within a quarter of in hour ...

... upon him with sticks, seriously wounding him, but they decamped on a friend appealing. They are known. The eccentric George Francis Train adopted iffectual means a few days since to bring himself once more into brief notoriety in New York by going to the ...