Movements OF Travellers.
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The accession of travellers yesterday was not as
considerable as for the last few days. There will
be found, nevertheless, at the


AMEsIcAN-G George Mcintyre, Charottville Va; J. g.
Haveland, w w. Pellet, Philadelpha H. Alexander,
Hartford Rufus McClslland, Isaac Laurence, Long Is
land.


Asron-Aaron Clark, Mayor ofthe city Of New York
Col Johnson the distinguished ranger Of the Thousand
lands, Canada M; M; stanHeld, Boston J. M. Weld
New Orleans Nathaniel 6tetson, Bridgeport C. W.
Churchman, Philadelphia Col Graham, of Ohio, the
Gently appointed Consul to Buenos Ayres has left the
Astor for his destination Col. 8. c. Smmonds, New Or
leons.


CITr-J. w. Jenkins Boston Gov. Clarke, Buffalo !;
Hon M Spencer, Tennessee Capt Wilkes, U. Q. Navy,
late Commander Of the Exploring Expedition.


FRANKLIN-Captain Thompson, packet ship Stephen
Whitney Captain Meyer, packet ship st. James !" N.
Vanderhcop, Buffalo; N, Dowlng, Galsna J. M. stan
ward, Ohio; W. r. Simmond Boston and Worcester Rail
road.


sT. GEoRoE's-Geo. r Anderson, Col. c. Moore Chas.
Power, Ticonderago, Like Chsmplain.


HowARD-J. C. Rivss, editor Of the "Washpgton
Globe his return from visit to the Hon. siIas Wright
Albany. Ut isgtnerally reported that Mr. Polk eonsi
ders himself independent of stipendary newspaper
organ, at least until the next session OF Congress A..
w Parsons Philadelphia A. A. Dunlap. Albany; Col
Colbourne, Kentucky; james H. FaDdy, Phladelphis.


WAvERLY-Capt. Parish, Philadelphia D. D. Kpgsley,
Providence jacob McLaren, do; j. w. Rager Mobile; ;
Rev = Hong, Apalachicola