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PHEN3uENcN Is NATURAL lllsroRY.-
The Montgomery iiabamal Journal says.


IAN intelligent aud reliable correspon.
dcnl at Missouri, Pike county, informs Us
Of singular circumstance which had
somewhat troubled many oflhe worthy cit.
izens oflhat section This was the ap.
pcaance olan immense flight of the great
American yullurc, and containing millions
olthcse Erial sraycngors. They were a
long time in passing, aud at times darkoned
the whole horizon. The writer says they
came nearly from due north, and sioered
nearly south; some flew as low as to be
within the limits Of the boughs Of the tall.
est trees, and others so high as to be
scarcely seen. At one lime the whole
canopy seemed to bo darkcncd with these
birds from east to west, north TO south
from the tops Of lho trees to'as high as the
sight could reach, was one dark cloud.


The question iow is one Of interest to
nalurulisls, where such a vast number oil
those birds could have been bred, and why
this passage, so unusual, from their known
habits"