Movements of Travellers.
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The catalogue oil arrivals yesterday
and large accession Of southern families. At the


AMERcAr-T Williams u. .. A.. Captain Miller, do /;
g Norris, Morrisani; John Young, Phila; j. A. Con
stsnt Hastings; f. French, Sing Sing; Anderson, Long
and White, Georgia; Dr. Reese, hila; General WALL
savannah; J. s. William, do; Robert Colman. Phila
T Ransom, Washington; Ball, Charleston; ). Corbeu
do; r. stockton, Princeton.


As1os-Mr Harris, England; Charles McIntire Bos-
Bnaaio Mr.. Forbes, England; ]. Baker L. Alcock, Ca
ledonia Theodore Matchill, Boston; J. r. Plumb, Al
bbany; Rathbons. Albany; Johnson, Aeany; Akan
Bryan N. O.; Joseph Ward, Boston; w. II. Corcoran,
Washington; Com. Perry, Y. sN;
Wheatlcy. Richmond, Va: MIR. Johnson, Phila.; f. ~
S1s,Ga, Derby 8. B; Gregory, Albany Mr.. Kidd
Thomas r. Martin. ri Rchnond, sSv Va " ~ "' '"''A


GLopE.-W c. Bache, Philadelphia Austin Colcord
do; T Mckenpy, Virginia Mr. y Roberts, England Mr.
H, pattinson, do; r. GAMBIA, New Orleans


FRArRLiN.--J. u. Ferris, Stamford w. II Burrough,
D: F. Bcne, Ohio; NJ stopp, Indiana, jeremiah Coon,
Ohio; DR.. Johnson, Delaware Samuel Rossi,er g. Bar.
ton w. H. Davis, Albany; W. F. Lamsin, Buffalo W.


HowAso.-s, II: Marks, Lockport r. Nicol, Montreal;
Francis Rodcr West Point; Colonel Melauich Ohio II
Farnham, New Haven; f. ii Branard Boston; ID. ID.
Howard Boston J., Carpenter, Boston; II scobic, To-
WHe Montreal Dr. Dr. MARSH Burlington d. surosy hnlnr
Canada z. B. Rtch, Buffalo Gookin and Enoss Lon.
doaderry o. Dart, Wnshington l.. Rice Vermont
u.


FLORIDA ELECTION are unable to give any
detDte information as to the result OF the Congress
sional election In this State. The reports mostly of
doubtful character, and entitled to but little notice Te
published reports are also contradictory wing jour
nails claiming two hundred majority for Cabel whilst
the democrats think Brockenbroughs majority will be
about one hundred and eighty private letter which
we received from Colonel Sley states that MT Brock-
cnbrough had just returned from the east, on the 9t
with sufficient returns to show that he u certainty
elected, though by very small majority -Fnsac''a
Gaz


AccrpENr-SLeoP SUNK. AS the steamboat New
Jersey was on her way up from New York TO this
ci,v On Thursdav night when roughkce psie she
wns mn into by the sloop Hamlet Of Maiden which was
bound down with lood Of tagging stone The bowsprit
Of the soop struck the Jersey within 10 25 feet her
how and passed through her right side directly under
the gnard and broke off, leaving part of II inside the
Jersey The sloop was under full headway when she
struck and sank almost Immediately. The Jersey was
going at o very slow rate The hands were picked IN
,y the Jersey aud landed at Maden.--Hudson RepuJ


FROM MATAMoRos. The William c. Preston.
arrived here yesterday from Matamoros, which
place she loft on the 9th inst We learn from Captain
O. that although there several hundred Mexican
troops there, war was the last thing dreamt or We
indebted TO Captain c. for number Of the Eco del Nore
De Iaaaauipas, but fud nothing of importance in it.
NJ 0. Butstin, Oct27.