New York CcnsuI

Increase in five years. ............ 1888
Twenty-one counties to hear from.

Movements OF Travellers.
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logue Of that appeared the respective registres
the hetels yesterday. The number less than on
any previous Sunday


AsinnrcAN Geo Harvey Hastings, Hudson; JC. Tory,
Hartiord Samuel J. Hastings, Boston G Edwards u. s.
Ms N Richards, H. Richards, Philadelphia: Mr. Ira.
Asroa-D-. Lukens. C. P. Lukens Philadelphia; Thos
Farsh Geo Buchanan, Canada; A. L. Kewen, Mississip
Groncs, virginia; W. casssily, cneana fa D. Cotton 1T
B2ibadoes; w: Huntington, Conn; Charles M. Kelly.
Reed, W. FIeemsn. Boston; j. Hawiey @ Rechmur, Ca
NADIA; Charles Bradbury, Va; Thos. w Hall, Baltmore
Watson Freeman, Boston,


CirrNelson Hines, Albany; M. c. Newbold, va; j.
4 Chapman, Mr.. Field Bath IL. 8. Foster, Albany; L.
kebrowne Ohio; Geo +. Hill, Va; p r. Kendall, Mo
rstt. Florida; V. Branard, Washington Geo Parrish
Phiiad.; Major Phmpton, U. s A.


FRASxLls-R squires, J. G. Browne, Providence !;
Nelson Hine, Albany E E. Pritchard, Ct; F. Giddins,
Lockport; j. Stafford, Watertown; s. Rochfort, VII W.
F Brown j. L Dotcy, Bunalo John Stinson, Canada;
w. vsnderwort, Tonnawanda.
HovAss-H. E. Brewer, England; E. W. williams,
Boston, z: D. Gilmore Washington; G. Heron, Magare,
e @ pss,
h. Giddins Lockport; j. B. Smith, Baltimore s Evans,
GLonr--J E. Townsend, Portland; J. W. Bryant, Fla;
c, Raymond, Boston; James Motz, Quebec; J. McKim
Duncan, Baltimore; c. $ Marshall, philad.


NRw ENTERpRIsE-A company under the charge
OF Miles w. Goodyear, has LETT Independence Tor
the Mountains. They number only six or eight
tend 10 trade with the Snake Indians and one or two
ether tribes During Mr. Goodyea stay the plains,
he purposes building kind Of fort, and cultivatiDg
portion Of ground more experiment than anything
else and possible make it sort Of halfway house be.
tween Independence and Oregon and California where
the companies may stop and refresh themselves and OBJ
tain resupples He expects to have the coming sum-
sna PsDy Of
and meal 1t is his intention upon his return to the
States in year or two to bring in with him all kinds Of
ar nd ghrnhh vvuhi thn
furnish well everything in the curious line of the
animal vegetable, or mineral kngdom-St. Louie Rep
Oct. ii.


News FROM OREGON or five persons have
with them many letters, which were deposited in the
Post Office at that place. and suppose we shall soon
is stated in the 81. Joseph Gazette the authority Of
Mr. Robert Lurtey, who lately came down the river
@ ss me & company o. oregon smgrsnts who some time
souri, were Mormons They were left at Fort vermil.
lon three hundred miles above the Bluffs one time
about two hundred lodges of Indians had assembled
there with the view to drive them of to exterminate
them but the traders had obtained after much persua
SION permission for them to remain till next spring at
St Louis R.pu6 Oci. IL.


RELIGION IN ALABAMA.-The religious excitement
which hns been pervading other parts OF the State
ss sa ci e,as months past has G to this
progress We understand that large numbers have been
added to the churches in this city, and that the excite





Menevery where about us seem to be turning their
enton to the solemn truths Of religion and to the infinite
concerns Of future state Of existence We rejoice at
these manifestations Of right disposition in the public
mind and no man. think, can be Indifferent obser
yer Of the scenes around who permits himself TO
nect on tho shortness and uncertainty Of life who
throws his thoughts beyond that awful curtain which
vefs from our present view the dreadful realities Of the
eternal world.-Modiie Register, Oct. H.


A RELIc.---Somewhere between the years 1898
and 80, the late John Kelso, one Of the early SET
ters OF this county, while walking along the beach Of
the lake about miles wet Of this place found en-
bedded in the sand ut low mark an iron cannon
carrying ball Of about two pounds weight This cam
non was oi French manufacture, and bore the marks
usual to the Of that nation The minds of the Curl
and epquirnR have been able to account how
this instrument Of could have found s wav at so
early period to the rough coast where discovcr
hst vessel navigating the lakesthe long lost Griffin p
Erie Gazette


SUGAR IN ArTAKAFAs.-The Plante,s' Banner
represents the weather there az "qute unfavorable
not only for the penng Of the cane but making
up boiling Of the sugar crop II has rsned the greater
part Of the week. and planters will commence rolling
quite as soon a. we anticipated few days since Many
we regret to say have not finished hauling wood
housing potatoes gathering and much hay and
fodder has been lost by neglect and weather The
object OF a now is to commence rolling as pos
sbe The same paper says the first sugar made in that
quite good for the season


COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Alba
nv saturday, Oct 1S-Present, Lit. Gov Gardn.
or and "a Senator's No. g. Austin B. Webber and al VI
Willete n. Shearman. e. p. Kirkland heard for
the deft In error. No o. Edward Roberts vs. Tho Che.
mango County Mutual Insurance Co. Passed without
prejudice motion OF C. P. Kirkland. No 10. James
Birckhead and al W: Wm. Brown and al. j. Prescott
Hall opened for the plds In srrer,
