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TEMPERANCE Cause IN ENGLaSD.--At
4 recent meeting OF the British aud Foreign
Temperance Society. the Annual Report
was read, from which we learn that 10 Great
Britain IN 1882, the number nf persons
charged with drunkenness was 81 ,G36; il
1872, it was l2,33s; showing a deere ase
"f 20.29S. The decrease in the number
Of heer-shops in England and Wales, ia The
year 1913, as compared with the preceding
year. was 2,i99, and $3.50 as compared
with 1899. The total quantity of malt con
veried INTO lilunr in all the disiillcries OF
the kingdom ia the year 1910 was 3,9f7.
900 quarters; in lSil il was 3,7g6,nOn
quarters, showing a decrease of 10000
quarters The consumption nf spirits 10
1890 was not so much by 5000, 900 of gal
Ions as IN the year 1920; and in 1910, The
decrease as compared with 1890 was :, J.
07S.O00 gallons. The receipts during The
past year amounted TO only .ct73 iSs 6fI,
and the expenditure TO S15l b 81. The
SOcie,y was involved to the amount Of f2l2
IS Bad