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A meeting of the Temperance Society is called To- night at the 2nd Methodist Church. There have been some astonishing movements wilhi few months in regard to this suhecl, The national temperance convention which recently met at Saratoga, N. York, consisted of 560 delegates and members. There were from the State of New York 3S6, Mas sachusetts 50, Vermont l6, Connecticut 23, New Hampshire 1, Rhode Island 2, Maine 3, New Jer- sey 5, Pennsylvania g. Maryland 1, Michigan 1, Lou isana 3, Alabama ?, Wisconsin 3. Ohio 3, Illinois ?, Georgia 2, Iowa l. Canada |, Sweden l, Sand wich Islands 1, and three from places not named. The Convention three days; and besides the transaction of considerable business, which elced much dellates held five public meetings, in which large audiences were addressed by Gerit Smith, Esq, Key. Dr. Bemaa, Rev, John Pierpont, Rev. MT. SIieer .Dr. Charles Jewett, and several of the Reformed Drunkards. Seldom has so large num- Der of able and influential men been convened.

 We hope these examples will stir up the citizens of Mobile: '.s.,

 