... London), in most friendly terms, gave a toast **Our Transatlantic Brethren,” associating therewith the name of Mr. George Francis Train. The toast having been received with vociferous cheering, Mr. Train, on rising, said—There was no mistake about your ...

... united than ever it has been v before.e 4toliday next being the anniversary of the Battle t of Breaker's Hill, Mr. George Francis Train, th C Yankee tramway projector, has issued invitations to f a select party of sixty to breakfast with him at the l ...

... M‘Clellan reviewed 70, men at Washington on the 20th, reviewed in the the largest body of troops ever » American Continent. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the New York He rald, that numbers of vessels are fitting out with ammuniticn ...

... reviewed 70,000 men Washington, on 20th ult., being the largest body of troops ever reviewed the American Continent. George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London the Sew Fork Herald, declaring that numbers of vessels are fitting out with ammunition ...

... reviewed 70.000 men at Washington an Wth, beteg the largest body of troops ever re. viewed on the Ameriesu Continent, George Francis Train has addressed a letter from London to the Nato Fork Herald. doslariug that nuns• hers of aemels are Ailing out with ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which you preside, and whenever you consider the idea sufficiently advanced the adoption of it. The letter signed George Francis Train, and is enclosed in a beautitul envelope (Laughter.) Mr. M ‘Geohoe urn convinced, Mr. Chairman. that if we had the ...

... 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 ...