Movements OF Travellers.
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Movements Of Travellers.


Yesterday was as prolific OF arrivals any day IL
most business or pleasurable part OF the The
lowing recorded the isties of the princps
els amongst many Of equal notoriety -


AMrHicAS.-R Robert Wilson, Phiiad Edw. Living
Il rmont; A. G sickense, Montreal; David Ferroa
naua; w. A. Dailiug, England; Geo. Harvey, Hast
'iI Calleron Spanish minister; MIR. Dowman Mr.
selen, Washington city; c. Day, N. o J. Day. Flo
.ir. Ebert. Pniladela; BENZ. Eltng Philad, J s. I
Charleston; f. Lloyd, Maryland, J. C. Wetmore N
\ W. Bade, Burlington; MIR Puckerman, Boston;
Buckingham, Norwich; Jos. 4. Merrill, Norwich.


Asroa-D Pratt, New Jersey; George H. Law;o
Grant Boston; Rev Mr. Ward, do; Chas Dsucny.,l
Gen. Cooper. Albany; George Irwin, Maryland RI
Thomas, Athens; w. E. BeliiDgs, Boston; Geo j.
John Field, Philadelphia; Hassell s,urges, Boston
.. King, Albany; A. Maris, London; n Philips, St L
Capt Howland, packet ship Asnburton; w. E. {
Boston; Z. Kirkpatrick, Liverpool; Capt Burslsy.
st ship Harbinger.


HowAnD II A. Rose, Connecticut; J. Media,
Ohio; NJ. King, Cincinnati, w. Mitchell, Bosto
RUSSELL, Portland; w. H. Tyler, PittsAeld, Mass;
,iansevoort, Albany w. Antn Canandaigua;
providencs; II HARPER, Troy; @ DAVIS, Bostol
ton; J. Hervey, Boston; j. Berker Auburn; q. Mo
Louisville


CIrY.-J Russell Field, Boston; D. G. Cabell, "
ton; J. X. Lsurens. 5. e.; MIR. Laurence. do Geo.
let, Havannah; 3. Mccoy, Albany; Il. H. Newton,
bridge; Z. 4. Bachie, U 8. A.; r. Edwards, New
asn; b !; orms. Phil; Davies, do; 8. aroAt sch'





FRASKLIS.-W u. Beaman, Worcester; C. r. d
Wisconsin; 0. Clarke, r Weston, Sand Hills; c. n
ton, Thos, Wiggsns, Phila. Mr. McSparrow Iris, Ps
rhos Perkins Buffalo; J. Marshall, ALBANY; a. IL \
ry. Cazanovia; Il. $. Nicherson, Savannah; Chas 4
ford, Mobile; +. Derilver, Phils George Dent, New
leans


GLoBx.-Mr. Blanchard and family, Mr.. Williams
New Brighton; Robt Nelson, Phila Robt Watson,
and; Grocenter Florida; J. Schofeld, Boston; CD
schofeld do; MIR. Day, do


Euou M~v,ro w. n.y.. !. i~vo- e.
very intelligent source, dated the 25th ult at
cruz. The letter Is full Of rumors aud spscuiat
most OF which are not new. The writer has no
whatever that Mexico will fight, but applauis tn.
paraons on the part OF the United States upon the
tiers inasmuch as the Msxicans are a treacherous
a1d have too much Indian blood in them to he trr
however peaceable they may seem. IL is said thf
Mexican Government recently obtained a loan OF
900 OF the foreign merchants, in anticipation OF
duties AMI that the money was at once despatch
The armies Of Gems Paredes and ArIsta A
nentIoned that the church was willing to adv
SD 600 900, II they coulI thereby prevent the inro
neretics into the county but this looks like
tn order arrived at Vera Cruz the 24th ult for
yomen to leave the castle of San Juan d'Ulua
ine 25th news came that the state of Tobacco ns
turned to her allegience to the existing Governm
fne writer does not believe that sngle letter OF IN
itas been issued by the Mexioan government Tor
,se, aud be Is very likely to know TAe Mexican
vessels oi war are hauled up under the protection
castle, prepared 70 nothing but No,th,rs The fs
intei nal evolution were SO decided that the vel
vas named for outbreak Of what 10 called Santa
oarty. Butt !, the more Idle to give mere spscul
we shall doubtless nave later aud explicit news
IN few days.-N q. Pic, Oct H.


MORMON TROUBLES IN ILLINOIS Although
re no public demonstrations Just now, yet "
veil satis fed from information, that the spirit of
,ition to the Mornons IL deeper and more Intenset
,ppears the surface aad tha' II will require bn
% ian such flame, not only in Hancock county,
he surrounding counties, and even in some of u
afo IA unre et NJ W. ork ilnot
,vestige OF normonism in the State The oxaspe
II the anti Mormons is de ,p, bitter and unrelentip
very day but adds to II and if circumstances do
ire TO bring about general collision between the.
md the Moimons, during this fall or winter the
most fearful ono.


1t is reported to us that Governor Ford has req
he Mormon leaders to send. Immediately TO some
md distant point all tho members Of their churc
y not hold real estate or have no visible means
ort Ia urging this, he Is said to have told then
'nch Is the feeling in other counties that II FREE
freak occurs IL Is questionable whether the power
itate can be so exerted as to protect them from
,iven from their homes in the winter. If tho Go'
AS gwen suca advice, ii is prudent step. and the
nons should profit by il. Reports Of continued de
ons on the property Of the Anti Mormons-te
tiers-con'inte to reach US from Hancock We
ormed, that during last week, party OF Mormon'
nto the southern art Of the county. and entered
rouse and stripped 1t Of every thing that they U
Iesirable-the own and his family being absent
line.


considerable excitement has been created espd
D the noithe n pant Il tho county, by the discov'
'1c murder at an old citizen and Anti Mornon.
3ime ot Dcbouaire. Other persons IN the csuu
nissng. nor has anything vet been elected as to
I Nr Wilcox All these thugs, W ether thi
1shtly chargeshly to the Molmons or not, contribF
Neepup and spread wider AM wider, the spirit of
iton TO them. and may, with other exciting cause
serious outbreaks


We have also report vesy imperfect IL ~
.hn two travellers, who left the vicinity OF War
lew daysago, to cross the Mississippi et Madison,
missing, and fears were entertained that they hsc
killed But we place little confidence IN this y
80. Louis Rep, Oct. Ia