Movements of Travellers.
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The continuance Of this most excruciatng weather,
appears to rctard the of travellers hher
bound. Indeed it cannot well be otherwise, as those
only will come to this burning city, who cannot help
themselves, if they possibly remain in the shady
bowers the open and refreshing breeze on our
shores. The arrivals at the hotels yesterday were still
more limited than any day OF the previous week
The principal are, at the


AMEnIcAN-J. Trucsdcl End lady, Detroit. NJ. T. Pat
ton st. Clair, Mich; W. Why land, Philadelphia:
~AsToR HeUsE-E f. Philip and lady Baton Rouge, J.
s. Caldwell, New Orleans; B. Fagg Nashville Tenn
E. Cautress South Carolina George Tiffany, Baltnoie
A. $. Wentworth, Philadelphia; g. spratt, Louisville
Kentucky.


FRANKLrN-S Harlan. Washington, Delaware; E.C
Virgins, St Louis; A. Frcar Indiana


CirY-F. 4. Porter Providence; Nj. Jenks, - Louis
E. I. Banbridge, Louisville; ]. d. Hawkins and lady, NJ
Carolina.


WAvERLY-Hy Poindexter, Baltimore; j. A. Arm
strong, do; Prof. A. q Baster, Providence.


GLopE-Messrs Oder, N. Orleans.
.5CRoroN-Israel Cos and lady, Detroit; Lucien Le-
mon, Terrc Haute; G. Cotton, Michigan; j. L. Kmber.
ly, Buffalo.


HowARp's.-M. H. Bryant, Boston; b. g. Carls, Fort
Adams; d. McCulock Sackets Iiarbor; A. L. Falforl,
Baltimore; j. c. Smith, st. Louis.