Movements of Travellers.
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There was yesterday no diminution in the number o.
arrivals The hotels presented if possible increased
degree of hustle, and in some cases difficulty to pro
vide commodiously for the quantity Of applicants who
sought, with their families, admission. We found
amongst the registered at the


AMsRlcAN-C. Wood, Auburn; II. A. Cramer a nd J
Parker, Savannah; Thomas Benedict, Tarytown H 7
j. smith, Phia; s. B. Lenton La; j. d stewart, Miss
W. Cooper, Georgia; J. Burke, savannah A. French
Albany; c. Thickness, DemeTars; H T Willard, Troy
8 Lemort do; d. +. Brady, Phila w. Williamson, To
ronto; A. Welles, Savannah.


AsToR-C. White, springaed;s $ Driscoll, N B.; Capt
Ingley, Boston; f. G and II. Powder New England
George Morgan Phila; DR.. Page, N. C.; Messrs Free
man, Wilson and Payne Albany; Mr. Cooper, Georgia
Washington J. r. Connor Boston; w. Fellows Lo uis
vile: g. W. Harris, Phla.; L. Knight, England; II
stowell Boston; w. H. Warren, Troy; J. NJ. Almond
stamford, Conn.


CrY-Mr Rutherford Macon; George N. Brewster
Geo J. Nesbitt, Geo:i Mages de Ealow, N. o..
NJ Benadio do; Geo w. Bothwick, Albany; j. Baker
Albany; M. Pratt, Ohio General Hernandez, Florida
J Rice, Phils j. Boydon, do; Asa Howard, Va; Mr.
nonson, Augusta; J. B Dixon, Washington N. CT r. II
Ness, Phila


FR.skLls-H. Buchard, Md; c. NJ Ball, Grafton A.
Gen Van Cortland, Peekskill G. NJ Tbbals, Erie s.
Boswck, Troy e. Gregory, Louisville A. Meyer,
Albany.


GLoBK. T. Pegs, Philad; A. D. Inglis, Boston; J. Knox
Washingtoa; j. Cadwalader, renton; T. $ forchem
Charleston; Fisher Ph,ladi j. D. Grossebach Texas;
w. Clarke, Mr.. Walmer, Philad.


HowARp-E Tupper Troy D. O. Barlow, Miss; Mr.
Parker Ala ID. f. Camp Pittsord; ;J n Prince Charles
ton; j. Carter, Lexington; w. and B. f. Young Mary.
land; Mr.. Cole, Mass DR. Holland. London; MIR Peppcr
Pniad n. 4 Whitaker Charleston, sc; H. Robinson
Portland; H. cildersleevc, Canada; MIR. Evans Miss
z. Page Naichez; Mr.. Jacobs, Albany; MIR Hammond
Conn Hooper Van Worst, Albany; j. W. White, Conn.
X. NJ. Kent, Va


MURDER IN SBREwsBURY.--A coroner's inoue st
was held IN Shrewsbury on Monday on the body
Of George Brown Brown who about so years OF
age resided alone in his small house. situated in the
south part o the town. On Sunday night an Indian,
named Braizei Mann, with his wife, came to Browns
ana renamed there through the night It seems that
they had Jug OF rum OF which they all drank to beast
ly ntoxicstion. In the morning Manns wife went 10
one oil the neghbors and remained till nor husband
came after her, when they returned to Browns and as
they testify, had something to eat and again left the
mouse. Manns wife returned between and 5 o'clock
ana Immediately afterwards gave the alarm neigh
bors that brown was dead. He found With his head
ana arms upon his bed face downwards with his knees
resting on the floor lie then cold and stiff and IL
vas the opinion of phi yscian that he must have been
dead Tour or hve hours. There large wound back
OF ms ear which appeared to have been made with
cuD or some other blunt weapon and which the
ing physicians pronounced the cause of his There
Was also smaller wound on his elbow The Testimony
OF the indians was very confused and and


was very evident that the man, at least had been so
drunk that he could not tell probably did not know
not been away from Browns during the day and that
Brown and he drank together within fifteen minutes Of
we ume when Brown was found. The verdict Of the
jury was that Brown came to his death by blow
ceved upon his head We understand that the Indian
ana ms we were discharged at the close Of the invss
Baiob and DO not learn that any arrest has subsequent
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