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Faycttcclle Suferers.-We are happy to learn that the immediate wants of the unfortunate sufferers of Fayetteville have been promptly relieved by sub scriptions, &c in different towns. In Norfolk $2604, including $104 by the Masonic Lodges Nos. l and 36, contributed <; in Petersburg about $l7OO were raised; in Wilmington, Ss1200, exclu- sive of 100 bushels of corn in Hillsborough S625 in Warenton $200; in Halifax $2OO were voted from the town funds and a subscription opened, which was likely to succeed well. In Augusta- Ga. $l200 were collected and transmitted by the Mayor Meetings for the like purpose have been called in N York, Philadelphia, Washington City and Charles ton, but we have not heard the result We are sorry to say that no steps have yet been taken in Alabama to contribute to this truly benevolent fund.

 We have since gathered the following additional contributions: In Portsmouth $48O, including $10O by the Naval Lodge; in Philadelphia $50OO, with prospect of obtaining at least 5000 more in Boston

 2000 by the committee an earnest of what mi ght be expected from the citizens; in Charleston $4515; in Columbia $500.

 The National IateAlgencer states that passenger

 from the South saw 1900 ofthe sufferers in one body, encamped in the neighboring woods.