... policy of the Government nor the temper of the people admit of placing an army of half a million in winter quarters. Mr. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the New York _Herald, declaring that a number of vessels are fitting out at English ...

... policy of the Government nor the temper of the people admit of placing an army of half a million in winter quarters. Mr. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the New Fork Herald, declaring that a number of vessels are fitting out at English ...

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

... meeting in Faneuil Hall on Monday, the 6th inst., 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 custody ...

... subjected to occasional interruptions from his opponents. Upon the conclusion of his speech a loud call was made for George Francis Train, who, with many of his friends, was present. Train took the platform, and, after refusing to yield it, was carried ...

... subjected to occasional interruptions from his opponents. Upon the conclusion of his speech a loud call was made for George Francis Train, who, with many of his friends, was present. Train took the platform, and, after refusing to yield it, was carried ...

... and Mr. George Francis Train's carriage and tramway some time since existing between the western end of Oxford-street and Bayswater. He wished to know to whom that picture belonged, because if it belonged to that mountebank, George Francis Train, who had ...

... and Mr. George Francis Train's carriage and tramway some time since existing between the western end of Oxford-street and Bayswater. He wished to know to whom that picture belonged, because if it belonged to that mountebank, George Francis Train, who had ...

... Bill of the Committee of Ways and Means passes Congress. No Speaker has yet been elected in the New York Assembly. George Francis Train has narrowly escaped lynching at Jamesville, Wisconsin. ...

... Bill of the Committee of Ways and Means passes Congress. No Speaker has yet been elected in the New York Assembly. George Francis Train has narrowly escaped lynching at Janesville, Wisconsin. THE THRONE OF GREECE. A telegram in another column mentions ...

... knows, an i mmens i ty o f B uncombe oratory in America, and of that high-falutin in which Mr. Robert J. Walker, Mr. George Francis Train, and the Rev. Mr, Beecher so greatly excel; but there is none of it about Mr. Douglass. He not o nly speaks infinitely ...

... knows, an immensity of Buncombe oratory in America, and of that high-falutin in which Mr. Robert J. Walker, Mr. George Francis Train, and the Rev. Mr. Beecher so greatly excel; is on worthy th but there is none of it about Mr. Douglass. He not e only ...