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Fdyetteoide, (NC.) June 7.-The melancholy as. pect oi things has been considerably enlivened with in day or two by the sudden appearance of 1 small houses, moving along among the ruins to occupy places m the former business part of the town They were moved entire, exceptInoors and windows, upon timber wagons drawn by horses. There is every indication that busness will centre in the same part of the town as before, and that no time will be lost Tn erecting and repairing stores. We yesterday saw the ruins of three story brick store entirely remov ed, the flooring on the ground, and in day or two Il Will be lad and every preparation made for rem derlng II hablabe as soon possible As we stated in our last the spirit of rprse is very far from being crushed,-Obserrer.

 A large number of Mechanics, especially Carpen ters and Brlcklayers, and almost any number of la borers, will find immediate employment in this pace.-U.

 The people of this town feel deeply the kindness of ther neghhors of ad jonng towns Raleigh and Wilmington especially, have done nobly. Very Ii beral contributions have also been received from Hillsborough Cheraw, Wadesborough Winton ant Chesterfield, s. c. of which more particular ac acknowledgement will be made hereafter On Sa turday collection taken up in all the churche in Norlok-B.

 The following names should have been inserted in our last in the list of suierers:-C. P, Maett Waddlll, jr. Hamilton Mitchell, Thomas J. Jordan Robt. MRackan, A. Smith, J. Num- G. w. Rag land X Co. J. w. Sanford, B. Beach, Sundy { Hartman, D. Jordan, Sen. w. Cook, Williams { Tenn, c. Caison, and Archibald Black.-D.