... CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND VICTOR HUGO, ON THE. SLAVE QUESTION. The author of Les Miserables extinguished in two letters from the Irrepressible Orator. M. VICTOR HUGO, HAUTE VILLE, JERSEY. Dear Sir:—L*Unita Italiana, (Feb.), publishes ...

... George Francis Train is chosen delegate the Chicago Convention from Nebraska. - American paper. The Owl.—Respecting tlie reappearance of the Owl the Flaneur in the Morning Star says:- Now the season has broken up, the Owls are away enjoying themslves ...

... Uiiags which her public could be po'sit»l»% when voice very struck upon oiy ear, and I in close proximity irreprvKaiUe George Francis Train. unabasbid, voluble, as incoherent as ever, the speculator who thought that menus of champagne and lobster salad could ...

... party having «„ i„t-rest in the memoir of Mil on. Yours, resnee, folly, Henry Duun. toreman »o the Works August J George Francis Train is for the Chicago Convenlioa from Nebraska. * 1 THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. ...

... MR. TRAIN'S PRIVATE OPINIONS PUBLICLY EXPRESSED. The erratic Mr. George Francis Train delivered a Lecture at New York the other day on behalf of the Christian Alliance. On opening the meeting the chairman said he did not know what Mr. Train in. tended ...

... MR. TRAIN’S PRIVATE OPINIONS PUBLICLY EXPRESSED. The erratic Mr. George Francis Train delivered a lecture New York the other day on behalf of the Christian Alliance. On opening the meeting the chairman said he did not know what Mr. Train intended to lecture ...

... MR. TRAIN'S PRIVATE OPINIONS PUBLICLY EXPRESSED. The erratic Mr. George Francis Train delivered a lecture at New York the other day on behalf of the Christian Alliance. On opening the meeting the chairman mid he did not know what Mr. Train in. treaded ...

... against them. They are not •'hot-p which fatal objection. believe our irom but we have nut tried them.— Army etui George Francis Train has been cbomu uek-g ite lui Chicago Couvcuuou from 2(ebr«iik . ...

... speeches are more commonly called—or one of the pyrotechnic kind so fascinating to Americans, and in which his friend Mr. George Francis Train, who proposed him for the Presidency at Chicago, is so great a proficient, the General read an elaborate and well-argued ...

... fare. The fife of a stock-jobber is is tissue of vicissitudes, sand none experienced more of its fluctuations than did George Francis Train. At length, all on a sudden, he came to the top of the ladder at a bound, and left Wall-street with his pockets well ...

... at the head of his command when Ning-po was recaptured from the rebels on the 10th of May, 18C2. —Galway Vindicator. George Francis Train has not been a guest of the White House, Washington, for no purpose. He has succeeded in making President Lincoln appoint ...

... ends. ne Manifest Destiny, and Universal Yankee '^ em hraces that large class of egotistical Americans f) *horn George Francis Train is fit exponent—who have disrepute upon their country by their insane antics c °nscionable boasting, both at home and ...