Movements of Travellers.
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The arrivals yesterday few, and far between"
All seemed paralyzed by the most cxcrucating
phere that could depress the intellectual and ply
sical properties of the human constitution The follow
ing form the principal portion Of the moving communi
ty as they may be found at the respective hotels


AMERIcAS--S. Parkman, Tuckamoree, Baltimore !;
II. G. rarry Keene d. Sumner, Boston NJ. l.. Smith,
Mobile G. H. Hubbard Boston T. II. Lane, Charles.
ton, 8. c.; Middleton and Pringle, doMr Stevens,
Mississippi


Asroa.-J r. sturgess, Princeton Townsend and
Foster New Haven VIM. Oliver, Boston Humphrey,
Ohio Connor and Lockhart N. o.; A. Williams, Michi-
gan g. Hart, Chicago; A. Boycc, Va; George Gray,
n. o.; T. D. Stewart, Mobile W. b. Smith, Charleston;
=. Otis Troy F.. Coleman, Boston d. G. Waterman,
N. o.; Gansevoort Melville, New York Williams and
Bryan, N o.


CIry.-W. Bacon, Middleton J. Morton, Philadclp phia;
w. Silsbee, Boston George Lewis, do; VIM. Ashurst,
Philadelphia Mr.. Behard N. o.; r. johnson, Philadcl
phia T. Caldwell, do


FRASxLIN.-N. and II. c. Lords, New Hampshire w.
Boyd, Boston; w. +. Russell, Conn; Capt. Lambert,
Maine o. Eustiss, Mobile.


GLonE-W. Bacon, Middleton J. Martineau, Phila.
4. Richards Phia.; J. Drisede, Boston Col Bomford,
Washngton J. Dobson, Philadelphia w. w. Ham.
mond, Eng


HowARD.-D. Doen, Lockport; J. Thayer, Philadel.
phia /; II. Chds, Vcksburg JOS Tomlinson, Charles.
ion w. wardie, Albany J. sprague. Troy d w.
Kellogg Michigan w. Garret, Albany Mr. Parmalee,
Recorder Of Albany Mr.. strachan, Canada c. II.
Marshall Phila.


WAvrRLrv.-w. Wheeler, Albany MIR. Higgins,
Boston +. s. Qusckenbergher Liverpool