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Ameetng of fthesuiTerers by the fire in Fayetteville on the 29th May, held at the court house in that town, on the 26h ult MT. John Huske was called to the chair, and Mir. E. J. Hale appointed Secreta- ". Tho magistrate of polce on behalf of the com mlssioners submitted to the meeting statement of tho amount received from the several states, towns and individuals; the gross amount ofthe receipts ex. ceeds $92,O0O, bya few hundred dollars Among the resolutions adopted by the meeting was one ap. pointing committee, to make d suitable acknow

 edgement on behalf the sufferers, for the great F. berality and kindness oflhe contributors. The com mlitee consists of John Huske, John D. Eccles, L. D. Henry, John ". Wright Duncan McRae. r, J. Hale, and Thomas L. Hyhan

 REBUILDING OF CHuRcHEs-We are glad to hear, that from the beralty of distant friends of re- ligion there is fattering prospect of the Epscona. lian and Presbyterian Churches in FayelteyiIle (which were destroyed by the overwhelming calani. ty which befe that town in May last) being shortly rebuilt. The Wardens and Vestry of the Episcopal Church have engaged the services ofa skilful arch tec advertised for materials andare determined to lose no time in prosecuting iic work and the Pres byterian Congregation have nearly completed tenn. porary frame building until morecosty edifce can be but.-Raieigh Register.