Movements OF travellers.
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Movements OF Travellers.
.vsnc. Of s Of
with the Southern and Western sections OF the Union


AnrsicAs.-E D. Hudson, Georgia; B. Russell, Bos.
ton; J. B. Fulton, va J. Monroe, U 8. Messrs Weir
Easton Philad J. Cobett, s. c.; g. B. Brown, do; J.


A,Tos Il Janen, N. O.; w. Faison, Thoma, Faison,
NC; W. Watts, Va John Mertens. 8. Donald Va;
Darcy j. R0en,Un aousns IL wssd
man, Gleason Glsson Coitere and English, Msine w.
O. Thomas, Norwich; w. Ellison, Boston; W. II Ives,
ington; T. H. Whitney, N. J.; James Pennoyer r. T.
Gale, Cansds J. a. Poor, Bangor r. c. Morton. Port.


CIrr-R Holland. PAilad; j. D Fitzgerald, Michi.
gan, James Jsbell, Alabama, Bapust, X. Eckles,
Va; E. r. Price, D Black, Elkton, KY; L. Parrish.
Nashville, Tenn; J. stockdaie, Ky Hamilton, New
Brighton; j. D. Osborne, st. Louis; Charles Chsuncsy


FaAsxL,s.-E Roswell, New jersey; J. D Black
Ohio; o. s Meyers Conn; n p Burraii do; W. H Da
Wis. Albany; q. Arnold. New Yo,k; T. McKenney,
Newark; Ii French, Georgia; W. r. Hassell, Ala; NJ.


GLons. George Dusorne, Philad.; James Boucher.
EGHs,sod Henry ''sonIy soS;y.os Bri;,1l R0.,.
lem w. A. Chambers, Alex Lsnghiin, Columbia. s
CT Jonathan chapman. Boston; w. Clarke, Nsw salem;
do 49,: ~1sh White Richmond; snst ' Mcki%
KY P. E Stockton. Alabama; >. Grey, H.; J. Clarke
j. wheaton, T. Pittsburgh; j. c. Bags, Phiisi; George
shunagan, Cincinnati.


FROM TFxAs.-The steamship New York, from
Galveston, arrived at New Orleans on the 18th ult.,
The Cirlian OF the 2lst ult. says:-


Calves on is still improving with undiminshsd steadi.
and Tapidty large number OF substantial ne "
budirgs in progress In the prosperity o.
tho city is unsba,ed and settlers are coming Il
daily gratifying to know that the interior Of the
country filing up with hardy and industrious popn
lst,on. with equal rspidry. The success Of the tow
the latter /, csrtsin whenever industry be brought
act upon the Insxhausbls resources OF our prolific
soil.


Both Sam Houston and Dr.. mes were put toward a.
candid atss for the United States Senate Washipgtons
birthday was celebrated with commendabls patriotism
10 the principal towns Of Texas The roads in the
raj sections Of the State were rendered almost impasa
bic BY the late heavy rains steamoost has ascended
ton Austin aod the other towns Of the State impro
we'd state Of prosperity 1" visible