The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-08
Movements OF Travellers.
arrivals fall OF considerably as the following


The arrivals fall OF considerably, the following
talogue exhibits
Burns Georgia; A. Gertille, Augusta. Georgia.
AsroR-J. stanwood, Boston; H. Burden, Troy; J. X.
bsecsHT No. Dr. AysS &C. Dr. Bag
4 siller, London; rs1pimsn, Boston; l. RdSut Mr..
c,rr-G. B. Edwards, SC; 5. Mcintyre, Charleston;
Thomas, Phla; w. Paxton Wheeling; Colonel Greene,
DR.. Ward, NC; c. Bolts. Newburyport, Mass; r. 7.
SMITH, S e oa asy hsnoISo
Boston; Frear. NY; w. B. Wright Monticello; J. L.
Sas Hn
Morris. Seneca Falls; Edward Newton, Mich; D. Tread
we'll ci%eriagsi a. 6. Tyler Albany; Palmer wOr
HowARD-T. c. Goold Boston; Mr.. Corbin, NC; j.
Goaham, Mass; II A. Knover. Albany; Thomas Apple
Maine; A. Whitmore, Pha.; George Crosby, do J. Ma
lgnon, Boston; z Casey Illinois; Chester Guild Bos
ton; }. F. Malle vermont Timothy and George Wells,
Petersburg; J. Halfway. st. Johns, NIB.
AFFAIRS IN NKw GRAsApA-In the annual mes
age of the President Of New Granada to the Con-
sttutiona Congress of 1886 speaking OF the foreign
relations Of the country. he informs them that
he has lately recognised in his official capacity,
the Charge a. Afdires Of the United States, sent
to reside near the government OF New Granada;
and that the subjects pending between those
countries are in progress of just and equitable adj
lustmcnt.
The SANTA FE TRADERs.-A party of seven men
from the mountains, beyond Bent's Fort, arrived
last evening the steamer Balloon. In the company are
Doyle and Thorr independent traders They bring
down about 800 packs Of buffalo robes and few packs
Of furs We learn from Of the party that they
at Bens Fort about the 25th Of April The Bent and st.
vran have had successful trade this year, than
for several years previous. About hundred and
y miles out from the they met the nrst OF
the outward bound Santa Fc traders and from there in
they passed great many other wagon and Earues Oh
traders An express had been sent out to all the ira
ders communicating the intelligence hrst received mere
of the critical condition of General Taylor and MS camp
The intelligence created consderable alarm ana they
expecting order from Col kearney, either to
return, to stop and wait for convey In the mean
time they intended to move slowly ans cautiously on
The parties Of Doan and Co.. and MI Coiourn were in
advance. They would not cross the Arkansas, until
they mad received moro favorable intellgence.-St
Louie Rep. Msy -.
wucovsm-Accounts from all the ports OF this
thriving territory represent the number Of emyrants
landing in this spring unusually large At sheboy
ran x is stated over twelve hundred landed in one
week; and we learn from the Milwaukee Courier that
there were four hundred landed place from
the steamboat Empire her last trip up. large pro-
portion Of this vast multitude seeking home in this
ton Of the western world, composed Of immigrants
from the New England States. The Courier estimates
that since the opening of navigation the population Of
the territory must have increased at least ten thousand
and thinks the N he taken this month will show
population Of 10000. Four years ago Wa to.oo0'