TRoy, juno IL. l8s6.
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Ik0f, juno IL, 1910
Travelling Military Spirit The Effect Of the Settlement


ofthe Oregon Question, &c.


Our city is now beginning to assume an appearance
travelling excitement. The boats bring immense guam
titles of passengers destined to the North and West
and the business Poopc have mostly completed their
travel the boats and daily crowded with
and leisure travellers As the main route to the
Springs Niagara Sharon and Lake George 10 through
this hospi,able city. expect long to be deuged
with thousands every day Indeed. it has occurred on
several already that our hotels spacious and
unparalleled they have been too small for accom-
mediation. Only tie day before yesterday we were
obliged charter extra train cars to carry several
hundred to Albany to remain one night They nearly
all returned in the morning. and took our cars for the
West


During the last two three weeks the fever ragged
here with tremendous bursts Of patriotism. When be-
came known that requisiton had been made upon this
State for regiments, chvaric and patriotic
to march to Mexico, California Canada Oregon
where for fight Brig der General Mathcr repaired to
the at Albany to assure his Excel
lency that he would bring into the field by tho 18th full
regiment OF 11o men.


Our mechanics and manufacturers have actively re-
ties in progress Of reconciliation Troy boast
of class enerprsng industrious mechanics as any
other place in the country would make particular re-
ference to our iron and nail works-our unsurpassed
Touring mis-our unequaed coach and carriage estab
lshmentsour furnaces for castings Of any and every
desc riptonall connected form nucleus Of indusri-
population there Is in the country. Notwith-
standing their attention and close application to business
they mostly all Of them find time and opportunity to read
the NeiD York Herald every day.