Movements OF Travellers.
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yesteTday than
they generally on Sundays, but unequal with the
hitherto average Of the week days Amongst them
recorded at the


Alexandria; J. c. Whitcomb, Boston; j. G. Whean, J.
G. Carr, Geo; J. and Alex Hammer, NO; Waithrop,
umbus; w. Truesdale, Detroit.


AsroR-Dr. Burr, Phila.; Samuel Bunting, Rev. DR.
Smith Bordentown; BENZ Thompson, Charleston;
s. Coleman, Washington, d. O.; w. II. Gumell do; g.
Richardson, Col H. Watson, Baltimore; w. Ellis.
worth, Charge de Affairs, sweden; Messrs Holingworh
milton St Johns, N.B j. Scott, Manchester England,
g. f. Carter and r. A. Hubert, Montreal Fairbanks,
n 81 Dr. Edwin s.. Louis ;V W. H Jennings; do; 1
ham, Pha.; Thomas NJ. Smith, do.


CRY. w. Gibbs, Ohio; Mr. Price, do; D. s. Bah.
cock, and Henry Babcock stonington; Henry James.
Richmond; two Tevs Louisiana; f. Richardson, Mass.
Mr. Otty, Tenn; d. Rudde, Phila; s. MCLEAN, Cuba;
@ pG
shen, Memphis; Geo iarish, Phila Capt Palmer, ship
Southerner.


dale, do; H. Grant, Canandaigua; r. s. Burnam Albany
o. NJ. PecklCharleton;L. Pierce southport BIG. Cut
ter, Louisiana galzsll' Pittsburgh Il Jenks savan


GLoBE.--J W. Gibbs, Philadelphia Howard Town
send Albany +. Moses, A. s. Hobbs C. H. Fisher Phi.
ladclphia Henry Eld u s. ~. A. Robertson, A. Muir,
HowAkp.-Jos. starkweather Boston; Messrs Wares &
Blackwoed, Baltimore ;. D. Jennings, Rochester Geo
H. Hudson, Ware Village Miss j. Lowe, Louisville !;
Phillbrach, Savannah: c. Beae, Rochester; Messrs
Westcott Smith st. Louis; Commodore Daniel, Belti



ronima. Fernando Caracas South America; v. Butcher
Philadelphia; Col A. A. Tyrrell, Boston II. s Forber
Albany Geo. A. Bates, Boston three Messrs Wilson
Baltimore.


city Intelligence.


Law OFricE RosBED.-The law Office Of J. s. Bos
worth, Esq 81 Liberty street. entered the
morning OF the ID inst, by means Of false key. There
were two iron safes in the office, set into the wall
and one standing under high desk. The keys Of the
safes in the high desk. The burglars found them,
opened the safes, examined the papers with care and
finding nothing OF to them locked the safes and
ried of the keys In the wall sale small tin box,
containing unendorsed and other papers of no
value to burglar This box being locked carried
on to be examined at leisure. drawer in the other
safe. containing $780, in the form Of certificates of depo
York City Bank" in the smilitudc OF bark bills
forced open, and the drawer left upon the Office floor
burglars evidently thought them not worth carrying of
and left them We understand that the safes de-
signed and used merely to protect papers and books
against injury from fire. and not to guard money against
the attacks oi burglars For this there not
much precauton used to place the keys where they
could not be found, would otherwise have been OBJ
served. Mr. Bosworth thinks it will save burglars a
great deal Of useless labor TO have it understood that
nsts oa kept IN w s o yn they
and examining the papers. In another column is his
notice politely requesting the return of the papers
ricd off He has had OF the safes repaired and nj
tered the locks to both, will render the keys carried
useless for future operations We think his request
to have the papers restored cannot be resisted.


THE GoLp FouNp-We have already stated that S3l 81
in gold supposed to have been part Of the money stolen
the 2sth Of June, from Adams & Co.'S express on
board the steamboat Champion, and also eighty nine
soveregns, had been found concealed under the wharf
at Peck slip but did not give the particulars which
as follows james Thomas, coored laborer who
for month so has been employed by the New Haven
Steamboat Company to clean their wharf and attend 10
tho fascnings Of the bovs the who discovered
the golden nest On Wednesday afternoon, Just after
the departure OF the Champion he washing of part
ofthe pier and found sovereign. Believing II to have
been lost by passenger he put away determined TO
SEQ whether II was advertised. The next morning
whilst again washing the panknq he was astonished M
finding that he had washed out n half eagle. This
aused bin 20 sioop lof thorough examination and
was thus that, after removing pieces Of coal he