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SINGULAR PnESoMENoS.-T'he Phiia.
deiPhia Gazette of the 2s.h ult. has the fol


lowing paragraph:-"A friend who has
Just returned from the sea shore Of New
Jersey, informs US that the whole shore
for thirty or forty miles, is covered with
dead fish, cast up by the sea. They are
OF all kinds, from the smallest perch to the
largest sturgeon, some rock-fsh weighing
forty or fifty pounds. and rich sea bass.
Many of The hsh are washed up before
they are dead. So great is the pymhar
that a gentleman computed thai on Lean
ing's beach alone there must be ten thou
sand bushels. What has happened among
the fish we cannot tell, as we do M, L,o,,,
to what unwbolesome influence they are
liable in the deeps below, but sometime
extraordinary must have been in operation
to produce an evil 50 extensive. Was II
volcanic erup,ionl"