Movements or Trav.II...
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Movements OF Travellers.


We found at all the principal hotels Yesterday
evening, number OF Travellers and visiteys which
" no man could count" We must therefore. limit
our list TO those who stand prominent in the polit
cal and commercial interests OF the country, and
to the passengers by the "Great Western,' the
majority OF whom will be found to be Canadian
merchants, whose reliance upon the "Great Wes-
tern, has induced them to prefer her actual pune
tuallty to the cap.ciousness OF the Boston line.
All speak in rapturous language Of Capt. Matthews,
and his professional management OF his ship under
peculiar disadvantages, in wind and weather We
select from an overflowng catalogue OF travellers
only few OF the many recorded in the various
journals OF the hotels. At the


AMERIcAs-A. Tepenleir, Hartford; Zorber de Benier
and John Bohlen. Philadelphia; John Sherman. Conn.,
W, Raymond, H. Douglas, Philadelphia, and 10 others


AsToR-Cspain Matthew'S, Steamer Great Western
Warrington Hancock, Boston Ravinsted, Boston L.
G. Cannon and family. Troy Ketes and lady, F. Rod
wah, Jno dorchester, c. Geddes. Montreal; r. E. X.
do G j. sanweli, Liverpool, Wilson, Hlrrison, Dalkir
Quebec Fowler, Waher and Wilson. Of Montreal pas.
sepgers in the Great Western VIM Carson II. B. M esd
Regiment; r. Bhminghum aud Nous Ancorsge Mexi
co Mrs H: g Otis, Boston, and 80 others


CIrY-John Berrian, Pnsfeld; !. c. Weber Boston !;
IL Sudan, Kingston X. Wilson, B. Moon, Thos Lee,
Philadelphia ~ Sturtevant Boston Mrs. Thompson,
VIM Pane Col Ross, passengers in the Great Western
Professor Jackson. Hartford, aud 10 others.


FRASKLIN.-P. Doolittle, Burlington D. X. Rogers,
New York j. vsssar, Poughkeepsie w. A. Cobiere, s.
N: Hopkins, Philadephia W. c. Raymond, Elba, and 10
others.


sr; GroneE.-Messrs. Rutherford and Corbyer. Hud-
son; la; s. Dexiens Canada B. Parkson, Toronto r.
H. smith. Detroit Messrs Leon, Lyon, and Carpenter,
Hon. H: B M MMa'tIpg, John Thsrnby, Phila1ephia. :,
Ogdsn, Quebec E. Norville Philadelphia Louis Mail
lard France ate private Secretary Joseph Bonspare)
on his way to Bordentown and A. Bonferd France L.


HowARDs-J. H Marvin, Albany washburn. Provi-
-dencs, 8. Earl Howard, Burlington; W. j. Mcdonald,
Columbus. Ohio; W; Halliburton, P. G. Jones, Boron !;
Msssrs Council Whitney Harrington, Capt Polarks
bell Cross Montreal passengers in the Great Western,
Messrs Carpenter and Herrick, Detroit; P Leacke,
Balsten Spa; Major Hawkins, Canada E. Balch, Bos.
ton D. Armed, Providence, aud 10 others.


city lnteIligence.


M1srERIou. sDIsArrEAaArcE-Mr. Jesse Whitmore,
left his boarding house. l67 Greenwich street. about
fortnight sgo since which time nothing has been heard
Of him From his very steady habits it Is feared that some
misfotunae has overaken him, he having left all his
clothes books and papers at his boarding house He
lost his right arm by accident He years Of age
hve feet eight nehes high Light hair rather stout When
grey pantaloons and black silk stock Any information
respecting him would be gladly received as above.


Police Omce-April l6.-CHARaE OF RosBERy
SER who arrived il this cy on the iSh from Ph
ladephia and at present stopping at the Northern Ho
tel complained the Police Office yesterday that he had
of Albany and Greenwich streets, and robbed
OF about twelve and socks and other ar
cies appeared from the statement Of Mr. Pey that
ne put up at the place above mentioned with his wife and
child upon his arrival but his wife becoming dissatisfied
with the place he removed to the Northern Hotel and
came back for hi. baggage While causng tsremoval,
he was accosted by Peter the keeper Of the
house who demanded payment for q glass Of lemonade
which had been drank MIR Peyser took out sixpence
when man named Geo. Irvine said that not enough
and Immediately struck him the head, render.
ing him 1nsantly insensible When he recovered his
senses he found himself minus the funds and articles The
accused parties arrested las night ecerWarren
and ex-ofcer Ruckle and locked up in the wach house.
This morning they demanded q hearing which was
granted them by Justice Drnker who allowed them to
90 on their personally verbal recognizance till the af
ternoon.


PERJURy-Daniel Shea arrested and committed for


perjury committed by him at the recent election at the
Third District of the Sixth Ward.


BURGLARY The store Of Joseph Batter, No. 276 Green
wlch street. was entered last night robbed Of about
$1,000 worth OF hosiery and certificate of North River
Bank stock for $3.50. No arrest


AN OLD NEw YoRK THIEF PHILApELrHIA.-The
Philadelphia papers OF the h instant notice the
Of man named NJ g. May for larceny, but the officers Of
Tom Kanouse, who committed ct time many rob-
berries in this city, but by his ingenuity escaped con-
viction.


CoRREcrIoN-A gentleman called at this office yester-
day. who stated that Mr. Edwin Lleyd Owen gentle
man who was robbed while in bed with a negro wench,
did not board at the New York Hotel Tho reporter
stated that he did, from the fact that he the police
office that he did board there which sufficient to
warrant him in so stating.


C0r0ner's Omce.-The coroner flushed up all the
cases that he had on hand yesterday