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The Sons of Temperance were organised in
this city in May last, under charter from the
grand nationaldi division. II has about 100 mem
bers. and they occupy large hall in Stages
block Of buildings, on the southeast corner OF
Pine and Third streets. they are doing good
service 10 the cause ef temperance, and will
hold a quarterly meeting this evening, TO elect
officers, Yhese associations are exercising
very saluiary influence on the habits and NOR
ais Of large number OF persons, and should
be encouraged and extended. Ee


(New Era, Oct. l..


THE FISHERIES. Immense shoals Of mack
erel are found in the British colony OF New
Brunswick, al Miramchi, coming through the
Northumberland straits. Forty-eight vessels
were fishing off the western part Of Prince Ed
wards Island recently, and the amount gather
ed will be immense. Tssa 4 .


A most andacious theft was committed on
board the steamer Metamora yesterday mora
ing. t,. st. ~4


One Of the pilots, Mr.. John Hutchison, re-
ceived from the clerk $65, and went 10 his
room for the purpose Of changing his panta-
Icons and in the watch lob of those he pulled
off he left the money, and went out of the
room Tor moment; upon his return he found
the money gone; but a fine watch which he
left on his berth was still there, the rogue, in
all probability; not discovering it. tals3
s8 Az New Era, 24th.