_Charleston, S. C., June 3._--At a meeting of the Charleston Cotton Exchange to-day $500 was subscribed for the relief of the flood sufferers. _Fort Worth, Texas, June 3._--The Texas Spring Palace Association to-night telegraphed to George W. Childs, of Philadelphia, that to-morrow's receipts at the Spring Palace will be given to the sufferers by the flood. _Nashville, Tenn., June 3._--_The American_ to-day started a fund for the relief of the Johnstown sufferers. _Utica, June 4._--Utica to-day sent $2000 to Johnstown. _Ithaca, June 4._--Cornell University has collected $800 for the sufferers. _Troy, June 4._--_The Troy Times_ sent this afternoon $1200 to the Mayor of Pittsburg. _The Press_ sent $1000, making $2000 forwarded by _The Press_. _Boston, June 4._--The House to-day amended its bill of yesterday and appropriated $30,000. The Citizens' Committee has received $12,000, and Governor Ames' check for $250 was received. _New Bedford, Mass., June 4._--Mayor Clifford has sent $500 to the sufferers. _Providence, R. I., June 4._--A meeting of business men this morning raised $4000 for the sufferers. _Erie, Penn., June 4._--In mass meeting last night ex-Congressman W. L. Scott led with a $1500 subscription for Johnstown, followed by ex-Judge Galbraith with $500. The list footed up $6000 in a quarter of an hour. Ward committees were appointed to raise it to $10,000. In addition to a general subscription of $1000, which was sent forward yesterday, it is rumored that a private gift of $5000 was also sent. _Toledo, June 4._--Two thousand dollars have been obtained here for the flood sufferers. _Cleveland, June 4._--Over $16,000 was subscribed yesterday, which, added to the $5000 raised on Sunday, swells Cleveland's cash contributions to $21,000. Two car-loads of provisions and clothing and twenty-one car-loads of lumber went forward to Johnstown. _Cincinnati, June 4._--Subscriptions amounting to $10,000 were taken on 'Change yesterday. _Milwaukee, June 4._--State Grand Commander Weissert telegraphed $250 to the Pennsylvania Department yesterday. _Detroit, June 4._--The relief fund already reaches nearly $1000. Ex-Governor Alger and Senator James McMillan have each telegraphed $500 to the scene of the disaster. _Chicago, June 4._--A meeting of business men was held this morning to collect subscriptions. Several large subscriptions, including one of $1000 by Marshall Field & Co., were received. The committees expect to raise $50,000 within twenty four hours. Governor Fifer has issued a proclamation urging the people to take measures for rendering aid. The Aldermen of Chicago subscribed among themselves a purse of $1000. The jewelers raised $1500. On the Board of Trade one member obtained $5000, and another $4000. From a citizens' meeting in Denver to-night $2500 was raised.