INCREASE OF EMIGRATIoN.-We have obtained,
from the books OF Messrs Wolf and Rickers, the
following interesting statistical facts -
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PA..gScKss Assrrp At NV YoRx QUARANTINE.


April ], l8i3, TO Nov. l. l8i3,. 50,4H Increase


1874, to l8H,.. 5269l 22S7


l8i3. to Sept 81, 18i3,... GO, ,3N 1853
The religious intolerance in Europe, the freedom
of thought and action in America, the rich cheap
soil on this side Of the Atlantic, and the spread OF
Republicansm in the old world, are the induce.
ments to settle in the United States


Abouttwenty-five thousand OF these emigrants are
Germans. Many Of them go to the colony of Sepa-
ratlsts, on the reservation lands, near Buffalo.
This class of people owns about seven thousand
acres OF choice land in that section and already
number nearly two thousand souls OF the other
emigrans, the Norwegians form very valuable
part. They generally take up their line of march
Tor Illinois, where they have large settlement near
Chicago; they also 60 to Wisconsin


llsh, English, Scotch, and Welch, make up the
remainder Of the emlgrants