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All united in German Union, 80 i9i OOO

 The interests of commerce will probably prove themselves as powerful in this as in other countries N slight cause could have effected so difficult work as the Union of all Germany for one great and general object. h the prosecution of this scheme, Germany, notwithstanding the number and diversity of it's States, acquires political unity, establish es an identity of national feeling, and secures for itself that rank among nations to which its extent, its resources, and its character en- title 1t.

 There is a continually increasing demand in all the States of the Zoll Vcrein for most oi the important articles of the products of the United States For example, in 1884 the Union imported llS,323 zoll centuers leach centuer equal to 10S pounds) of our lobac- co, whilst ill led2, the importation of the same article amounted to 248,749 zoll cen tuers. The demand for our cotton and rice within the same period has increased in a similar ratio.

 In return for these large exports, we re- ceiye comparatively small amount of Ger man manufactures, and the article which we do receive are, for the most part, such as are not produced in the United States, e. g., look ing-glass plates, silks, toys, Sc. The differ ence is paid in cash.

 Emigration from Germany to the United States, presents subject of great importance to us. We receive from tn States associat- ed in the German Union most valuable cini- grants, consisting chiefly of farmers of excel lent characters and industrious habits, who bring to their adopted country sufficient gold and silver to enable them to purchase and settle lands. The following official state ment, made to the Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Bavaria, which does not contain one-seventh part of the inhabitants of the Union, will show the state of emigration in that country. From 1885 to 1S39 the to- tai emigration from Bavaria alone was Males, 12,S06 Females, 1l,70l

 