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Moral Reform.-A Temperance movement has commenced on board the II. $ frigate Cumberland, which has just returned from the Mediterranean and we happy to say with the most salutarv ef- feet. The last address delivered on beard that vessel, by Lieut.. A H Foote. on Frda, last. is a. bout to be published. and W T give an example of the happy results of the temperance cause among our searnen. The Cumberland was under the conn mand ol Capt. Samuel L. Preese. ard bore the broad pendant of Commodore Joseph Smith.

 Boston .ftlas. GJ-Lieut. Foote, above spoken of, is the son Of Gov. Foote of Connecticut. He is always most happy when he is doing the most good.