... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE NEW-YORK FENIANS. The JTitio- York Herald of 6th Jan. reports two columns of a speech delivered on the previous evening by George Francis Train to a meeting of Fenians, held in the Cooper Institute. The speech thronghont was ...

... GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON HIS HIGH HORSE. Mr Geo. Francis Train has returned to his home in New York, and announced his arrival in letter to the Sun, in which he says that his election to the Presidency in 1872 is beyond question. 'One million Irish votes ...

... rebellion. He was enlisting Sioux Indians. It was reported that Riell, the insurgent leader, has 460 men under arms. George Francis Train harangued a meeting at Buffalo on Saturday, expressing his indignation against the Government at Washington for permitting ...

... placed on its free list, Tho following effusion, from the pen of a Californian poet, appears in a Califoraian paper:— 0 GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, ESQ I must confess it we To be unkind to For who can think that he’s quite sane— This wild erratic . ? Who ever knew ...

... NOTE FOR DULL PEOPLE—B sharp. A ' PART' SONG—'Good bye, sweetheart, good bye:' ONE FOR IRELAND. A train well missed George Francis Train. QUERY.—Can the fight for the championship of the Thames properly described a water-mill! A ' SOUP-OR-FISHIAL' INQUIRY ...

... TRAIN ON THE TRACK. The irrepressible George Francis Train continnes his full power orations America. The other day he delivered a speech at the Academy of Music, which the local reporter describes as a big thing. has still faith in his friends the Fenians ...

... Rebellion. He was enlisting Sioux Indians. It is reported that Riell, the insurgent leader, has 460 men under arms. George Francis Train harangued meeting at Buffalo yesterday, expressing his indignation against the Government at Washington for permitting ...

... AIN ON THE OK The irrepsessible George Francis Train continuss his full-power orations in America. Theother day he delivered & speech at the Academy of Music, which the local reporter describes as ‘‘a big thing,” It certainly was a big thing, when to ...

... upon which started rubbing his eyes, and called out, ‘Change here for Elmswell, Thurston, and Bury.’—Musical Standard. George Francis Train says the ‘Call’ is published the interest of England. W’e congratulate the ‘Call’ upon having so thoroughly respectable ...

... of the condi tions which Molley instiiurted insist with regaid to the aettlnnent of the Alabama claims that, rective George Francis Train in England—and keep him her., Tho comlition i* hard one, but then the Vauso going America, so that may be accounted ...

... F. TRAIN AND THE YANKEE PRESIDENCY. Writing on the 18th ult., the New-Vork correspondent of the Scotsman says:—Mr. George Francis Train has returned his home in New-York, and announced his arrival letter to the Sun, in which he says that his election ...

... Foreign Intelligence. Mr George Francis Train has retired from Revolution, Mrs Stanton, the editor of which,feel obliged to say of him, has been .a source o’ grief to our numerous friends, and an annoyance to us.” The French Derby was run for on Friday ...