GERMANS IN THE UNITED STATES.
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The German population ls increaslng With won- derful rapidity in the United States. It is estma- ted that there are three miiliOns in this country, and that not less than yGfty newspapers are pub lished in the German language. To all who knot" the Germans, it is unnecessary to say that they are among the most frugal and industrious immigrants who come to OUT country. They are most gener- aly exceIlent agrIcuturalsts, and they do not re- main in cur large cities to augment the population, but Dass into the interOr to add to the productive wealth of the Nation. The success which nas attended their labors as farmers, has been tne cause of attracting the general notice of ther eoun trymen at heme-and there is no dDubt the increase of immigrants, in subsequent yeaE., VIII oe moch beyond what t has ever been PTsxisnsly.