From Ute Holifar .Nopa Scofian.
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 ExTRAoRDlNARY PHENoMENA.--Y Yes- terday Mr. John Parker, MT. John Rogers. Mir. Archibald Scott, and several other persons, being at the Three Mile House, observed something in the air, which they at first took 10 be mist or fog. but as the evening was very clear they were induced to take more notice of 1t, and by holding .heir hands above the eyes, so as to exclude the rays of the sun, they could distinctly see bodies of insects, apparently of red crimson color. They were in sheets with trains after them, resembling that of comet, each sheet of these insects appear ed by itself, and they were moving in de rection from west the east, about 25 or 30 feet from the earth, and at least 20 yards in width, following each other in flocks like pigeons; they observed the passage of those insects for more than 20 minutes, the sun at the time being more than one hour high.