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pcople, telling how one had travelled three
hundred and another four hundred miles 81
&c, to the protection OF the Federal lines, Of
who led the Union forces to place whce a large
amour, of cotton concealed by the rebels secur-
Cd of another ho planned successful attack ON the
snomy, and Of two negro scouts who for two weeks
travelled among the rebel armies gaining valuable
Information. which they conveyed distance of six
sy miles to Gen. Burnside Speaking of his other
duties, Mr.. Colycr said that IS Superintendent Of
she Poor ut Newbern, appointed by Gen. Foster, he
extended relief to 10 white families, in all sbou,
5000 pcrsons, and 1000 negro families, or 1000
persons. Many OF the white people accepting
government aid had, previous to tho breaking out
OF this rebellion, been wealthy. The white school
contained about sixty children, under the care Of
swo femslo teachers. Since the battle Of Bull Run
Mr. Colyer has distributed In his capacity Of agent,
BOO barrels and boxes Of hospital stores worth
slbOoO. and 81, 800 worth of books aud religious
reading mstter.
THE LEXINGTON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
luurcu under the pastoral charge Of the Reverend
J,se,h sanderson, A. M, was opened for the FIRST
Sime Yesterday, by the Stanton Street Presbyterian
Congreg alton, who have sold their old edifce 10 a
Synagogue Of Jews. The now church stands on
the corner Of Lexington Avenue aud East a6,h
street, and Is 10 feet front by SO feet deep. Is
built Of brick with front elevation Of Dorchester
stone and is surmounted by neat tower aud bel.
fry. The entire cost Of the ground and buildings
will not fall short Of s2o,OH The mason work
was done by A. Wo "lruf; carpenter work by
Brown d Harper the designs &c by John Core
IA, Jr Discoursea were delivered yesterday morn
ing And evening by tho Pastor aud Rev. Dr, Jud-
kins, " large congregations, and ample collections
taken up.
FiRE IN EAST S7ru STREET. ester'lsS
morning about O'Clock, tie stable aud shed Of J
a A. Mnlhavsny's stone-drss'ans yard 3Tth street
between LIST and % avenues, were totally d..troye,
by FIRE. Loss, including horse which WAS sufo
Gated, $000-no insurance
Tsr ANIMAL EXODUS to Europe, thong
sm.l in comparison 10 that Of previous years, h
s,ili assumed sufficient proportions TO show th
there are yea people Of wealth In the country. II
Great Eastern and the Scotia took out over Oh
tloisand passengers-the former vessel monopo
sing the lion's share Of seven hundred.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT, N. Y. 5. NJ,
this city. left for IL. scat Of on Saturday. III
segmeut numbered $50 mon, And presented fiji
appearance. AL were splendidy equipped, al
armed with Springfield rh's.
THg STEAMER DAsIEL DREw, one Of Il
6nest boats ON the Hudson, has commenced h
regular trips between this city and Albany, and,
Connection wit the Armenia, makes daily line.
BARsuMs BABY SHOW, at the Museum, IL
successful that he keeps it going during ell Il
week
The FLAGS on THE SHIPPING were at hs
Gnsst yesterday in respect 10 the late Col, T. u, ss
GcrthwaiL Of the B,arl Of Underwriters, whoa,
neral took place vest lrdhy afternoon.
TIE STEAMSHIP CnAMrios, from Aspinwa
arrived here yesterday morning. She brings 2
passengers per Golden Age, from California, 81
eIo3O3b 90 treasure and the U, b. Malls.
CRY IxcIDESrs.--A policeman stationed
She General superintsndsnt at the corner OF W
lam 81. and Exchange Place. distinguished hims
on Saturday Afternoon Wy arrsstins Mr.. Thos. ID
ny, member OF the EJard OF Brokers, and hurri
him very uncersmoniously through tie streets
thu Tomls Jli,o Court. The policeman had Ia
stsi,onrd tt t.s o".ner b. prevent street BROKE
fola blocking M as 4.dswa!t. aud " d!s zeal