TEMPERANCE CIRCULAR.
The Executive Committee of the Con- necticut Temperance Society, wishing to present in their first annual report, full view of the progress of the Temperance reformation in the State, will be grateful to any gentleman who will communicate to the Secretaries of the County Societies, or to the Secretary of the State Society, the Rev. J. Marsh of Haddam, by the 18th of April, any facts which may aid them in their object. They wish particularly for the number of male and female members in each Temperance Society, with the name of its President and Secretary; num- Der of distIIers and vendors who have cea- sed distilling or vending in the past year 1; diminution of the use and sale of ardent spirits number of reformed drunkaEds {: facts showing the connection between in- temperance and pauperism, crime and pre-

 mature death accounts of manufactories, furnaces, glass-works, quarries, ship-yards, tanneries, fisheries, vessels, and military

 companies in which the use efaFdent spir-