rIovements or TraveIIer..
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There a very moderate increase of arrivals yes.
terday although the hotels exhibit little no diminu
ton in the numbers Of those have recently
A,MksIcAM-George Tchsr Virginia; Clarke, T.
Boos Boston T L. Hitchcock. North Wayne J. J. Fran
ois Montgomery; JOS Grusb, Philadelphia; H. NJ Bost-
'AsTon.-G. Nyele, Savannah; J. Vaudeville, Water
ford; p! Colt. o chas g. Page Washington; BENZ.
Tucher, Ind; Martin Holiness do; II. Cofn, Washing
ton Gil Gilmore. Richmond; Geo. Davis. Boston;
Quebec; Baron Maltazan, Germany; w. Morris, Louis.
vile.


H. Miller. Me-; W n Phillips Nsva r Wm. jordan Ma. Ia
DsgTen PrpSstOn; Nj. Mason, Pittsburgh; H; Hanes,
rhila GenI North Duanesburgh O. Lathrop, Geo.; COL


FnAsnls.-Alex. Johnson, Buffalo; Mr.. Cowles, Cald-
M King Albany; saml Catln Ala; E. s Prescott. Chi
cago; Isaac Hale, Rochester; A. g. Parker Mobile;
Hon NJ Fillmore, Bufalo c. f. Deaborne, Boston; Mr..
EGLoBE-s NJ. Manville. Louisvile T. Baily. Pha; r.
Mccole, do; Mr.. Tiffany do.


Bowrier, Phila A. w. Lyarn, do; w. Perry, Mass; j.
Curtis, B. Ailworth, va F. Backer: G Fisher do; W
ton, Ky; Colone D. D Howard, Vermont; David ses.
mour, Troy; Dr. Lockwood. Albany; Major L. L. Mills,
c. North Carolina; Dan HaddocH Phila coI Grams. M
ton, Newport; Hopper Mott, Mexico; Revd Professor
Park, Andovor Mass.


Our RELATIONS WITH MExIco.-PENsAcoLA GA }
Oct. l, 1S45-The U. s. steamship Princeton sailed
Yesterday morning with important Gas it is conjec-
Vera Cruz, whittier she is directed to proceed with
all possible celebrity. The dispatches came by mail
IN ten days from Washington, accompanied by an
order to proceed with them without an " hours
delay" They were received at sunset and at sun.
rise the steamship was under way


There is rumor af1oat that these dispatches con-
tain conciliatory overture to Mexico with regard
to Texas. The manner in which it will be re-
q mi dad vxyho uIoId ho-
tore our next Congress- to show that body the spi-
rt by which these people are actuated towards us,
as also to demonstrate our Government to be as
forward with offers of peace as it has shown itself
prompt with preparations for war.


The U. 8. brig Lawrence will sail to-day (the
wind permitting) and join the squadron. She would
have 8 lied yesterday, but was detained by foul
weather.


The frigate Potomac still lies at her anchorage
her box or false bow is not yet fitted in a satisac-
tory manner -Motle Herald, Oct g.