... nevertheless, causes universally uneasy feeling in the publio mind, in respret lo the relation* of America with England. George Francis Train has addressed a letter.frum London the New York Herald, declaring that numbers of vessels are filling oui with ammuqiiiuit ...

... reviewed 70,000 men at Washington on the 20th, being the largest body of troops ever reviewed on the American Continent. George Francis Train has addressed letter from London tho A'eio York Herald, declaring that numbers of vessels are fitting ont with ammunition ...

... meeting in Faneuil Hall on Monday, the iust., in support of the war, and in favour of the abolition of slavery. Mr. George Francis Train attempted reply on the slavery question, but was refused hearing, and was ultimately removed from the platform by the ...

... large meeting iu Fanneil Hall, Monday, the 6th iuat., in support of the war, and in favor nf the abolition slavery. Mr. George Francis Train attempted reply the slavery qneation, but wsa refused hearing; and, ultimately, was removed from the platform, iu the ...

... A BLATANT BRAGGADOCIO. Mr. George Francis Train, late of Whitecross Street Prison, London, has returned to country in which it is likely that his peculiar abilities will be of more advantage to him than they could ever have been in England. An insolvent ...

... Michigan eanals, and of other canals eonneeting the lakes Erie and Ontario with the Hudson River, was rejeeted. . . , George Francis Train has narrowly escaped lynching at Jamastills, Wisconsin. ...

... cheaper than anything else. Oil cake is £ll per ton, while wheat is only £9 per ton. An American paper states that Mr. George Francis Train, of street railway celebrity, is abont to start new religion, which he expect* to become immensely popular. Archbishop ...

... Union man.bnt a very worthy and amiable gentleman, lately in anthority at Bt. Lomu, and who anramarily eipelkd Mr. George Francis Train from ttmt city • Mr Nicolay, private secretary to the President, uSey; Colonel Billy *’ Wilson ; the rather Col. n»niel ...

... worse than Copperhead, he will branded as traitor, and will have more chance of election than the Count Joannes or George Francis Train. ...

... Copperhead, he will be branded as a traitor, and he will have no more chance of election than the Count Joannes or George Francis Train. There is, unless national bankruptcy supervenes, little hope that the majority of the Northern people will allow their ...

... that complications between the Washington Government and this country cannot be ranch longer considered improbable. George Francis Train, so unfavourablyknown to Englishmen, in connection with his street trains” and impassable tramways, has been d.’iag ...

... the Atlantic shall seize la. dec are it an independent State, and place it under the protection of the United States. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AND THE FENIANS the ENGLISH LANGUAGE ’ BOOMED. Mr. Train, who-e name some years ago, we stated last week, was not unknown ...