movements Of travellers.
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The number of arrivals yesterday were not in
proportion TO those OF the past week however there
were sufficient at the principal hotels to show that
the tide OF visitors is flowing from distant portions
OF the country, for whom, many of closer ap-
Proclamation have made way. The departures
were more numerous than Sunday generally pro-
duces. Among those that have arrived, we find at
the #$u @


AMraieAx.H. NJ. Hunter, Boston; J. H Coffin. Wash
Boston nir. Crawford, Ohio, and 10 others.


James Scott. Maine; l. benedict, Albany: s. shslton
Boston Mr. Forsyth, Kingston Canada;J Bates, Port
land; ". 8 and f. Newton, London, England; Lobdelo
Hughes Mr. Rogers, Boston, and 20 others.


Clrr-L L. Mills, Mass; WI N. Mills, Oswego;
W. Gsnny. Buffalo; w. Burnham, Canada; J w Hut
crimson, Buao; A. B. Garfield, do; NJ w. Rogers Balti
more, and 10 others. a. &


FaArKLm-C. Tucker, Worcester; w. O. walker, Chi.
cago; Gen. Geo. Davis. Postmaster Troy j. Patterson,
Montrea Messrs. Carathers and Browne Kingston, Ca.
NADIA; w E. Huett, Nisgara; Geo. Oliphant. saom DR..
Turner, ozdensbursh L. Thompson, Rochester, and 8
others


sr.Gxosor'-A. B. Wilcox, New. Haven; J. c. carpen-
o1ssn.


HowARD-Hon. T. J. Patterson eser w. Primrose,
Philadelphia; Rev. j. T. L. Bsscomb Boston; Elias Pat
ter.on, Troy w: 8. Ketts Albany; Mr.. Fuller Wash


WAvsRLEY-Hsn Byron DImnond, Lieut. Gov. Rhode
Island Brstol r. Howard, Boston; Rufus Godfrey, A.
Foster NJ Goodwin. Boston; Messrs Philips. Martin,


The dreadful catastrophe at Pittsburgh, has filled
all the Southern residents at the hotels with
row, and anxiety for further information upon ca
lamty that has annihiated, nearly, the enterprisng
spirit of the merchants and artists CT that rising
city Although the shock may be felt here, and
severely too, by insurance companies and others,
yet it is to be feared that Philadelphia will have 10
encounter the largest proportion, in every OF
the term, of the losses. Pittsburgh was, emphati-
cally, the "Sheffield' of America; and, as we
have learned from those who are familiar with its
resources, interested in it's prosperity, and sangune
IN It's successful progress, time only was wanting to
complete the analogy we have adopted.


As no further accounts have reached us from the
scene OF the Swallow" we are led to hope that
the worst has been revealed. Such is the opinion
Of all we have conversed with on the painful sub
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