The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
Movements or rrayeIIers.

The Hotels generally, yesterday, were amply filed
with travellers as much SO might be expected at
the earliest dawn OF spring. some two months since. The
following is fair abstract from the regstries Of each
AMsnIcANsW Coffin, rhiladai Dr. Burke, Norwich,
Con; Morris s. Miller u S. A; H. Polhems, New Jersey
J. Barton, u $. A; j. Warner, wIksbarre; J. Wander
peel, Albany; w. Ross, Georgia.
AsIon-Nr Davis Buffalo; II. Foster, ogdensburgh;
L. Wheatland, Salem j. Mitchell, Boston; w. Stuart,
Lansngburgh; c. Kinsley, Harrsburgh; Marett, Bos
tor r Lopez, Philadelphia; P Tqom, NY; Rich
ardson, Maine; j. Bowen Columbus: w Relic, do; s.
Osborne, do; q. Borone Boston; j. Nicolls, Provi-
dence; H. Peasants, Baltimore; H. Bartlett, Lowe j.
Graft, Boston; s. Jones, Newburgh j. Dunna, worce,-
ter; G. Plat, Philadelphia; O. Stearns Boston; w Ban-
chnrd Philadelphia; J. Kitte Baltimore; T. Bddle,
Philsdelpha; 7. Davidson, Connecticut; g. Peabody,
dolphin; H. Garrett. do q. English, do; H. Taylor,
London; J. Hanna, Philadelphia; H. Foot, Springfield
Phila g. Elliott New Haven; d. Denston, Mass r.
Hamilton, New York; II. sturevant, Boston; s. Drum.
NsT HopPsS dG b. DsngS
ID. Clapp, Peekskill; c. H. Bent, Louisville; captain
Cobb Tarrytown; IL Lowe, Pha.;w. spllingford, do
FrAsKLrs-A. Tyrl Utica; H. Rice, Burlington; j.
Hull Rochester; H. Harrison, Staten sland H. Carter,
+. Borgat Boston; Revil oswego Co; A. Crane, do
c. Grennan, Norwalk; j. Burbank, Rochester; A. st.
John New Jersey A. Fitch, Virginia b. Mlsrd,
HowAnD--J. Hunter, Ithaca; o. Allen, do l.. Chces-
ter, rroyi L. Douchey, dos }. Williams, Auburn; j.
Nevin, Orange coInty j. Mccormick Ithaca T Cahill,
Boston; r. Clarke, Mary land Lathrop, do 49, Taylor
New ork; w. Jones, Boston, boylsn, Connecticut
II. Read Orleans; w. Waterman, Boston; r Fielding,
dol Beach, Ballston; J. Cooke, do; SAMPSON Mary
land; c. Sampson, Boston; O. Patterson, Philsdel phia
T. Barrow New York; Hooper, England; j. Laycroft,
Quebec, seward, Connecticut; A. Leonard Woroes.
ter; W Morris Otsego county. w Woodcock, New
York. W. Malloy, New Jersey; Van Brunt, do; j.
Essenboy, Phiadelp his; Ransom, do.
JuDsor H Lathrop, New York; Webster, Boston;
w Thirwalld, do; q. Chapen, Providence; A. Prenss
New London; n. aicCurdy, Petersburg; w. Lewis. St
Louis; j. Hay den, Haydervile 3 Mowry, Norwich; II.
Perker New Hampshire; Page, Boston
RArHBUr-E. Hicks Jones, Philsd; l.. Benson Bos
ton; j. roper New York; G. Harris, Watertown.
FROM THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY We have
file OF the Cherokee AdUocdte from the 10th to the
oath Of December. The National Council brought its
sessions 10 close the 9th. John Miller, Cherokee
was murdered at Fort Gibson Particulars not known.
Some volunteers were reported TO he implicated. A
runaway slave was killed about the 18th OF December
There frequent thefts of poultry, &c, and they
ascrIbed to rupswavs party set out in Of
their hiding place found H. and the negro he
attempted 10 escape He was armed With large knife
and club The .adpocdte says The Chorokees
troubled by runaweys The delegation to Washington
took their departure from Talequah on the 2Ith Their
business relates the distribution OF money under the
lately formed treaty Mr. Ross editor of the .4dDooGts
10 OF the delegates In his abs his brothe
pies the editorial chair Joseph Bcansick, CheroEee
murdered the night Of the 10Th, near Evansville
Suspicion points to those perpetual STAIRS as the MUIR
derers.