... does not afford sufScieat scope for the latent energies of s.ime of oar celebrities. We are just informed that Mr. George Francis Train (the gentleman who has beta segagod dining the lit twu yearn in making some of our theronghfares impassable) has addressed ...

... hof l thn No one should know better than he does that a Pr( premature blow might ruin the Italian cause. pe in Sh MB. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, having achieved a Sc failure as a constructor of tramways, has turned ree to the lighter, though more hazardous, occupa- ...

... French, and oar very gracious ally. One eur most recent sojourner*, though means exile, has just left our shores. Mr. George Francis Train came this country from America some two years ago, for the purpose of introducing into England his aystem of and a ...

... the meses of which the whole “ civilised world” will be conveniently de- | ceived. We wonder if it owes its to | Mr. George Francis Train,who necessarily will have | suggested something on his arrival in as the result of extensive in this country and Europe ...

... probably, be acquitted, and escape scot-free, owing to some technical flaw iu his case ! I see that our friend, Mr. George Francis Train, is flaring up” to great extent in America. He has made tremendous speech, denouncing England a land cowards, and declaring ...

... of which the whole “ civilised world” wiil be conveniently de- ceived. We wonder if it owes its inspiration to Mr. George Francis Train,who necessarily will have suggested something on his arrival in Washkingten, as the result of extensive ebservation ...

... meeting in Fancail Hall, on Monday, the 6th inst., in support of the war, and in favor of the abolition of slavery. Mr. George Francis Train attempted a re- ply on the slavery question, but was refused a hear- ing; and, ultimately, he was removed from the ...

... Faucail Hall, on MAonday, the 6th pri inst., in support of the war, and in favor of the 3abolition of slavery. FMr. George Francis Train be battempted a reply on the slavery question, but me 3 was refused a hearing; and, ultimately, he was hae removed ...

... meeting in Tancail Hall on Monday, the 6th instant, in support of the war and in favour of the abolition of slavery. Mr. George Francis Train attempted a reply on the slavery question, but was refused a hearing, and ultimately removed from the platform ia the ...

... invitation to dinner, gatheredround him, and toadied him ad nazz- seam while his money lasted. There was no one like George Francis Train so long as the invitations to champagne duijemmzers and turtle dinners were flying about. He -was declared on all hands ...

... President Lincoln is now carefully guarded, in consequence of his having been shot at on one or two occasions. tai George Francis Train is in favor of Archbishop dai Hughes, of New York, as&the future Pope. me A wine merchant who appeared against a War- ...

... Committee of Ways and Means passes through Congress. No Speaker has yet been elected in the New York f l Assembly. George Francis Train has narrowly escaped lynch- r ing at Janesville, Wisconsin. New York, Jan. 17, Morning. C The telegraphic summary of ...