The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

The United States transport Ellen s. Terry, Captain
chapin, from Nswbern May o. and Hattsras Inlet May
10, being nfty.sx hours from Newborn, arrived at
this port yesterday morning, with mails aud troops
from Gen. Burnsids's division.
There was nothing at Newborn since last dates.
To Captain Chaplin We are indebted for avors and copies
Of the Newbsrn Progress Of the sth and 9th instant
Tho following is list of passengers BY the Ellen 8.
Terry
thosmew do; Capt Richard c. Howell, schooner J. S.
Haven Capt Daniel Lewis, schooner s. N. Lindsay Mark
ihomss I Cary. second knginssr do Do: John Thomp.
son, First Offcsr United states steamer Guide;
Corporal George z Russell Eighth Connecsicut Cor
G. L. Buell. Eighth Connecticut; Henry A. Bassstt, do;
Henry r. snow do; William Dugan, do. Isaac c. Bar
Harding twenty hrst Massachusetts, George w. Smith,
do Calvin Aldrich, do; X. c. Jordan, do Charles q.
DO John Hart, do; James Thomas, do; Harvey S. Had.
lock, do; William r. Fiagg, do; William 2. Truman,
DO George Williams DO; william S,,,s ~ D. Ryder DO;
zsns do; VIM A. Aldrich, do; Edward Coffin, Twenty
nfsh Massachusetts; VIM Temple Twenty eishth Mas
sstts; H. Foley Seventeenth Massachusetts, W. Murphy
do David Killer, Eleventh Connecticut Jacob Corn, do
A: n. Green, FIFTH Rhode Island George H. Chase do
Island Sergeant w. II. Dakin, Fifty first New York. Pr
vAss Clark Lockwood, lesd New York; Philip Roche.
Terrence Riley, George Robinson, Philip Sherry, George
A. Lee. servant 10 General Reno.
The Progress eoxnsss the turpsntine farmers to pre-
pare the speedy reopenng Of the ports Of Beaufort
and Newborn, and adds
There are large quantities OF this turpentins
dty In It's crude state hand in Carteret Craven
Hyde and Beaufort counties that need only TO be dis
titled ordsr DO available for market. There
plenty OF stills hero in Newbsrn, lying idle that
could DO used for that purpose.
The Preress also publishes . report from Mr.. Vincent
Colysr Superintendent Of the Poor in Ncwbsrn, who
states that up May three hundred and ten families
In that city had been provided with food making total
number Of l 1906 persons who had received relief.
The Latest Particulars OF the Great Fire
~ Troy.
Troy, May IL, 1862.
II h believed the number OF buildings destroyed BY
are on Saturday has been somewhat moderated The
number win probably reach fully eight hundred The
figures on losses and correctly stated
a. may BEL yesterdays despatch ca 900 900 for losses
and about q 100000 on insurance). II has been
found tho Insurance Was well distributed and
a II believed most Of the companies will pay.
ThsCommon Council, 81 . meeting to-day, appropri-
stsd Is 900 for the destitute. The citizens held
,pa this morning 70 a0rd relief donation Of %, 200
from New YORK has reached here. Oilers from Albany
and New York. 70 take charge OF the children OF the
Orphan Asylum have been received but provisions have
been made forthem 81 the village Of Lansingburg.
The Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute has taken rooms
In the Trey University building and the exercises OF the
cass will proceed ~ usual from Wednesday morning.
The large concern Of the Gureys Mathematical Instru
ment manufacturers ere soon 70
Merchants from burnt district have opened stores In
he lower part q the city. No more dead Bodies have
BEEN found