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REMARKABrE CrRcuMsTANcE.-We were inform
ed yesterday by fisherman, Just in from cruise,
that during his absence he had most singular phe
nomenon the like OF which has been known in this
latitude The smack in which he hsd been unsuc-
cessiul, but very few fish having been taken, and
many Of the old fishing grounds not could be found


In returning along the South shore OF Long Island their
attention attracted the beach being literally srewsd
with the bodies Of dead hsh just washed up by the
Black sh cunners lobsters and crsbs and many other
species which nhnb shores ct this lay pro-
miscuously on the sand On examining the well Of the
smack II was covercd thnt the fsh which they had
taken also dead As far the shore examined
eastward towards Monnuh Point, was found TO be
vercd alike with dead fish, We also informed that the
smack Csrolin. Friday last, while about hfteen
miles from land, passed through rip Of the sea


orned by adverse tides, supposc) and that far
could he in either direction the rip" filled with
dead fab Soon after this the well Of the smack
amined, and every FISH In found to be dead. These
marksbe facts require scientific investigation. Similar
phenomena have been observed in the Mediterranean ser
volcanic eruption Of the neighboring noun
tsins and quite probable wethink that the destruc-
ton TO the inny tribe noticed above was caused by
like eruption Vt sea, near our coastNeg London Ntws,
Nov. l6.