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MOVEMENTS OF TRAvELLERs-Amongst the arr-
walls at the "Astor" yesterday, were Martin Brm-
mer, Esq, ex-Mayor of Boston; Judge Douglass,
Illinois; Gen. Ward, West Chester; Mr.. Hutchn-
son, of Sheffield, England; Mr. Haglns, Glasgow,
Scotland; Don Fable Soler, and Baron de Mau-
schach, announced yesterday from Barcelona, have
proceeded to Texas. At the "Howard' have ar
ter, N. Y; Col f. w. Boyd, Va. Collector Van
Ness was expected to have occupied his apartments
at this hotel day, but has been delayed at WASH
ington by the melancholy circumstance of his
lis, District Of Columbia being struck by paralysis.
AT the "Gobe" are l., Livingston, N Y; p. Bean
dry. Montreal. At the "Waverly" are ID. X.
O'Hara. England; II. G. Delaney and family, Au-
gusa, Ga: Travelling in general, has been much
weather