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 From the following article from the New Orleans Bee, we regret learn that that city has been visited by several destructive conAagrations, and that al members of No. l3 have been very seriously af- fected by their exertions and exposure on the occa- sion: - ~.-s.. 't

 FIREs.-Since our last publication, no less than three fires have occurred The first broke out on Saturday night about IF o'clock in St Peter street, 1st municipality in the house of Mir. Holmes. It was soon extinguisbed without further damage than the destruction of part of the occupants furniture.

 The second alarm was given at o'clock yesterday morning. The fire proved to be in Circus street, be- tween Girod and Julia. Five large twostory frame houses, three in front and two in the rear, tally destroyed, by which large number of poor families were rendered entirely destitute.

 The flames had not been subdned when smoke was seen issuing from house m Lafayette near the june ton of that city with the second municipality. The fire originated in grocery store on the Leyee in the block on this side of Jackson street. When the fire men reached the spot the ravages of the destructive element had already been great nor were they arres ted uatil nearly the entire block in ashes. Not witbstandng the strenuous exertons of the different companies, the material of the dwellings consumed were so light and susceptible of confagration, that human aid was necessarily confined to preserving the adjoining bock. It was at one time feared that mo- thing could prevent most disastrous confagraton. We presume that about l5 front houses were des- troyed, together with the buildings in the rear, and the progress of the flames was arrested by tearing down the remainder of the block. fff .' We regret to add that the intense heat and unwea- red efforts of the remen sccasioned several severe coups de solsil No less than members of No. l3 were taken ill, several of whom were taken to the Hospital. mftell rel1 c}