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FisH.--A friend who has just returned from thf sea-shnre of New Jersey, informs us that the who' shore. for thirty forty miles, is covered with dea

 fish, up by the sea. They are of all kinds, iron the smallest perch the largest sturgeon, some rock fish weighing forty or fifty pounds and rIch sea bass Many the fish are washed up before they are dead that on Leaming's Beach alone there must be ten thousand bushels. What has happened among the fish we cannot tell as we do not know 10 what un- wholesome in1yences they liable in the deeps be- low, but something extraordinary must have been in operation to produce an evil 50 extensive. Was it d volcanic eruptiont-[U. 8. Gazette. tif