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... Birkenbsead at least. The di agitation in this neighbourhood has been got up and main. tained by an American, named Mr. George Francis Train, tr who is not altogether unknown to British readers as an tb Australian agent and a-post-prandial orator; and the ...

... now only seven In number. We cheerfully recommend this ?? to the notice of M. Ledru-noUlin, Mr. David Urquhart, Mr. George Francis Train, the Sheffield Committee for Foreign Affairs, or any other gentlemen who may happen to be hard up for facts. Tbere ...

... had at'least 10,600 fraucs' worth'of. lace hidden among'the folds of her dress,- IOnce a Weekd'. : ' THE ARREST OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. Mr GeorgeFrancis Train's arrest on Tuesdayevel. ing was had at the suit of the Ebbw Vale Iron Crom- paony, in Wales ...

... rewg, TRAIN'S 1T.01JBL ES, Morom the Neow York Tribune.) One of the most palnfel delusions of the day Es that of Mt, George Francis Train, who Imagines that the restoration of the American Union depends upon hi eloquence, ' 'isn't the first man who has ...

... the General, 'visited England In print, who have Information to give us which, as he said, will surprise us. Mr. George Francis- Train has lived in England for some time, He has studied his opposite neighbours, and had some very unpleasant fancies about ...

... meeting In ?? Hall, on Monday the 6th lnst,, in support of the war, and la favour of the abolition of slavery. Mr. George Francis Train attempted a reply on the slavery question, bat was refused a hearing, and ultimately removed from the platform in the ...

... BRIGHT ON ArznRoAN ArrArns.-The Illinois State ,Tournal publishes the following curious letter from Mr. Bright to Mr. George Francis Train:_ Roobdale. Sept. 2,1861. Dear Sir,-I have to thank you for your note and the enclosure.' The paper (the New York Herald) ...

... H~opital St. Louis. MRt. BraonT.The Illi~wis 8¶1ate Joumnotl publishes the following curious letter from Mr. Bright to Mr. George Francis Train: Rochdale, September 2, 1861.-Dear Sir,-' I have to thank you for your note and the enclosure. The paper (the New ...

... etar4 spangled banner, and whose answer to the tyrant and the dqspot was that their home was' in! the setting senn Mr. George Francis Train, 'no doubt, tookup the snantle of SenatorPo gam ora eti, 'acd 'told hius cont men that it was a Tet ?? of hisito~et ...

... majority over 50,000. John Morrissey is re-elected to Congress in the i 'MthNew York Congressional District, defeating I George Francis Train; who ha4 an independent nomination. The Republican gain in Indiana is 5000 r .The State casts 13 votes in the Electoral ...