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MOVEMENTS OF TRAvELLERs.-The principal ho.
tells Of the city rapidly filling up with Senators
and members of Congress returning to their respec-
tive homes, as well as merchants availing them.
selves of the early intercourse with New York 10
form their spring arrangements. At the Astor,
amongst others, are Major Armstrong, brother, and
Francis Armstrong, Esq nephew to the newly ap.
pointed Consul at Liverpool. At the Howard, are
the Honorables D. Russell and J. H. Wright o
Massachusetts, Hon. r. McCleand Of New York
Hon d. Parmentler, the newly appointed Nava
Officer at Boston. At the City Hotel, Hon. R. d
Owen OF Indiana, J. II. Cheney, w. Wilson and
Thomas Jones, Esqs. of Mass. At the Globe, J
Fennimore Cooper. H Suydam, Esqs of N. York.
]. G. Montgomery, late Postmaster at Philadel-
pha, Mr.. Glass of Hartford, and - Dexter, of Bos-
ton. There appears at all the hotels a hustle un-
usual at this season of the year, and a more nu-
merous influx Of travellers