The following remarks are from the Balti
more Methodist Protestant OF last Saturday:
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The following remarks are from the Balti-
more Methodist Protestant OF last Saturday:


DaAn Notwithstanding the great
reformation effected by the friends of the
Temperance cause throughout the country,
our cities are still dsgraced by much drunken
ness. Dram shops are open on every hand.
In the more respectable. or rather, aristocratc
portions Of this city, they assume diferen,
names, TO be sure, such as the "Resterateur,"
..Our House !" "The Green Room. .""Bowl-
ing Saloon" &c.; but they are not the less
grogge,ies. so far as their Incorporate iuflu
ence 10 concerned. In the precints, the num-
Der OF low grog shops seems 20 have greatly
increased Of late. A few days ago, in passing
a common in the Western part of the city we
observed, within 4 circle Of less than one
eighth Of . mile. three men, stretched upon
the earth, dead drunk, as it is called. II we
are not mistaken, il was raining smartly at the
time; but posr fellows, their consciousness
was gone, and they slept soundly ~ though
reposinq on pillows Of down.


Our Sabba,hs are shockingly desecrated BY
rio. and intoxication and the bowie-knlfe il
becoming quite an article Of wearing sp
parel."