Movements Of Travellers.
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Yesterday exhibited very moderate amount OF ira.
Yelling, as the following extracts from the registers will
prove


AMrnicAS-o. NJ Mitchell, Cincinnati; DR.. Wheaton,
Charleston; A. Maxwell Princeton; J. McMurte, Phila.
phia; Thomas Dexter Boston; b. Phelps, East Windsor;
Homer Ramsdell Newburgh.


Baltimore; W. Eaton Boston; }. G. Browne, Rye; H. j.
Niles, Boston: scho6eld, New Jersey; Hobrook and
Patterson Boston; j. E. Slater Philadelphia; +. D. Will
ton; Mr. Kelly, Ellorslie; Count de IA Mate, iudson;
Higgins, Mobile; A. Tuasll, New Jersey; Austin Dale,
England; !. Adams Boston;


CirY--J. Nystrom, Morristown j.; v. 8 Kembell


un Buffalo, Saunders opPsn pPsa oar
Porto REQ; A. Hoguex, London; w. Gordon Madison;
w. Thomas, Norwich; Thos O. Hyde, Orleans.
rha James Daniorth, Boston; Cooper Day, Norwich;
J. NJ sIrague Racine; M Van NJ, Derksr Waterford: L.
vile; Lowe, Ky; W. b Coaens, phila Edw. Martin,
Belleville, J.


rs sm Ts9 ss II Barney & w Hss Hnss1'G W si
Boston; Mayer x Lyman, Clifton; Geo. Stack. Bos,on
Y. $. Fisher, do; l. J Webster, n o. b Bradley,
Liverpoo J. r. Callennea Glasgow; !. II. jerks. Va
Mr.. Fredich Phila y. Glls Col sydney Jones, Phila
Z. 3 Robinson Boston J. P Willis, Roy slstogn.


GLosE.-G w. Slenbam. Providence; Count Mon
tholon, Va; w NJ Cairns. L. Island.


GERMAN EMIGRATION The Alexandria (La De-
riocrot OF the I'm ut, says that German emlerants
thei- way TO Texas have arrived In Alexandria. and
have been making purchases thore. of merchants and
planters, Of articles required for immediate use in their
new homes The Democrat advises these migrants to
look farther than Louisiana Tor and fertile lands
That paper adds lin Attakapas the BlacS river couny
and the upper parishes State these wanderers from
the denseIy popular States Of the Old world will fnd
land Of uoivaled fertility and facilities the prosscu
ton OF their usr sbor not TO he met with in the
fancicd I'll Dorado toward which their eyes arc now
turned The price asked by government for these lands
places th entirely within their reach. and unexcep.
ionabe titles will given TO the purchasers circkm.
stance that should bs weighed well by those Who
about to part with the hardeansd gains OF years OF
censcess toll