Movements OF Travellers.
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There was yesterday evening manifest increase in
the travelling system as will be verified by the follow


AMrRIcAS-E. i. Howell, Louisiana; D. Basch, Hart.
ford; Haven, Phla; Mr. Pinter, Mobile; Wilcox, Pha;
r. sturgills, Geo SIS Williams, Savannah J.H. Stan.
wood Miss Judge Wagner Savannah; Mr. Calderon,
Phila.; A. Gray, Bytown, Canada


" AsTon1 Martha art ~ Church Mobile; DLea n Phila
Phla w. Brown, do; WI. Trapier, sCarolina; B. Mey.
offer, Mobile; II. Ewing, pha.; Hon. Robert Dickson
Nagara Stacey Lambert, Boston; &. r. Green, o.;
J. r Ricards, Baltimore; G. Marsh, Washington; Geo


ClrY-J.M; Wood, Greenport R. Dixon Canada; }. G.
II. Nacfarlane N. J j. 9. johnson, Penn; r. Camp.
bell, Phla j. Penin Dayton Ohio, J Lidde Natchez
y X. smythe Dayton, Ohio; John Taylor, North Caro-
lima.


FnAsKLs-F. Hoskins, Phila H. DOVE, Cleveland;
W. H. May, Savannah; Mr.. Loche, Boston; r. Perry St
Christy, Mobile; IL Dove, Cleveland, Ohio.


GLopsnT. Nicely, NOS Capt, Jones England; chas.
Lowell Hudson; G. Stuart, Louisville Haynes and
: HSw.ao'.-Jamss Morgan rhila T. l. Robinson ).
souri,; j. H. Atwood Phla; II. A. Prnglc Charleston;
p Burrows, Boston; J. Bayloy, Alabama; w. Kennedy,


WAvEnLr-John Jones, Boston; James Getterneigs,
Baltimore; A: $. Taylor, Troy; Clement Duhcrtes,
France; w. +. Fritz, John Flood, London


Varieties.


The amount paid for pilotage at the port of Mobile
during the past year. 500 0O0 From this have
paid the wages twenty the expenses of boats


&C. leaving the balance to be distributed among twent,
eight pilots.


&C. There was at the last accounts distressing
drought in East Florida Springs wells and creeks, al
ways BEFORE have shrunk up before this SPELL
Vegetation, OF course was suffering very much
Coz. s. c. OWENS arrived In ST. Louis on the aOh
ut, with $4,000 in specie it Is said that he recently de
posted $4,000 in the bank Of Lexington Mo-. the pro
cceds of a Santa Fe expedition
The Hon. Daniel Wadon, of Worcester, was
found dead in his bed Wednesday morning, having
breathcd his last apparently without struggle He
was in the Saith year Of his age.


Orestes A. Brownson is delivering lectures in
Philadelphia.


General Brady has proceeded to Fort Winnebago
General Garrigues d. Faugesc, member of the
iery at the battle Of Orleans, under General Jackson
lied at his residence in Opeousas the morning of the
10th instant aged &c years.


Mitchell, for the murder of Robert McGahey, we
learn from the Opeiousds Gazette; has had the 18th inst


liked for the day of his execution He still persists in
serting his innocence.


The recent convention of Louisiana inserted into
he constitution salutary provisions in relation
to State Indebtedness and intended have the effect
sustaining State credit and preventing the possibility Of
reputation.


Mr. John Ditmars, who lost his life about year
ago by falling from his wagon was nephew Of Mr. John
Van Scklin killed Monday evening by his wagon up
'eng Both Of these melancholy accidents, eld,
occurred within one hundred yards OF the same spot


Goth gentlemen wealthy and respectable residents
Of New Lots-Irookiya .ddrerfiser
At meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Wednesday morning, it
voted that the fare the Washington road be two


ollars between Washington and Baltimore and after
Monday next and that tickets for the round trip
will be good for "a hours be thencefoh fixed at two dol
lars The way fare is to be charged at the rate
ASSAULT AND RIOT AT THE BEACON COURSE E-Yes
terday David Ward, Of New York, was brought up
before Justice Spence, of Bergen, charged with
creating riot on the Beacon Course, on Wednes-
day, by breaking through the fences, opposing tn,
Sheriff IN the execution OF his duty and as saunr
The proprietor, MIR. Browning, the particulars o,
which were given In our paper OF YESTERDAY II,
fully committed to take his trial for the severa,
offences before Chief Justice Hornbower. nj IN,
next Sessions for Hudson County on the several
charges. That Of breaking the fences alone is felo-
ny according to the laws of New Jersey so that this
may prove very serious affair for the accused IL
IS to be hoped that il will prove warning to others


IuE RUNAWAY NEGROES. were this morning
informed by gentlemen from Montgomery county,


at about thirty of the runaways from Prince Georges
county, were Captured eseriay evening Ihe military
Oh Rockville wont in pursuit, and overlook mem SIX
miles beyond the village They did not yield unt a.e
discharge Of musketry. One man was severey igueo
IN the neck by ball They were convey CD 70 the jan "
the county Washington Journal, Jhyv


Amusements.


PARK THEATRE LA Favorite IS 10 be played
again by the French company. No aSateur Of
good music will fail the addition perhaps the last one)
of that musical gem of Donizett. We hope the theatre
IN .soIlth f.A In