GERMAN IMMIGRATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 50, 11 January 1864, Page 3

GERMAN IMMIGRATION.

To Ihe I'.dilor of ihe >"i.w Zk.ii.axu Jhtii.u.i). i Sm,--In your pajier of to-.lav. in the report of the i proe.-0.1im.-'of ;)„. IVoviiH-ial't'oniieil. Vv. Ceor-e, ! in object nu; to th,, inlioduetion of tie!man iaiini- ! et'ai.ts, 11 marked, "' For. i'-;n. rs were treacherous : 1 pic, a~l yivoii to slahhir.ir individuals." I wain Adelaide Wh.ll the (M I -11,1111 il 11 l.li 11 1„,,I Sf i Vst 111- ' i-iv.-d. T'i..-,:!i-.|:,: th.-'foi-r. nsaml (lien Usiiiend. I and !.:■•!••■ -oady. industrious, ami per.-.-rvei-ing colonels tia-r- .-..iii.i'i.ot i.e. I could not,speak 100 highly ; of their lie -rat conduct. No police were re.piii. .1 to j he slLta.u. li til their '.own-hips or settlements. As a I (iov.-.-iiii-.-iii Smvevor. inv duties hi ought r.ie eon- i .-(.-i.tlv .-.uio.-g tin i.-i ; and I iotino. them frugal, and p.-'cvcl of that Mo.-i.lv ~ is, veran.-e so ne'e-s- I saw for a - ttl-r. tiirnimr' evervthhig to the host a.-.-'oiml. culiiv.ithi- folvo-.0, lhix.',vo . and uiaiuifae-lui-i,,-- ii: v.av,,:- cloth, Ajc. When at the Hurra loin.-. I found many , xpcriciirrd miners w )io wore forma]!-. I'o'iu no country ,-..iil.i yen obtain more ii-eliil s. tilers. I have also'found aii opportunity of seeiim- them at the di—im;-.. and in tin; other colonic-. I eoui.l 1,0 l ,p,ak too highly of fllelll. Wit], I.speet to (he po.i.-v of introducing them in preference to I'.ritish siih'i.-et.-. I make no remark. I could notallow 5,, r ., .-,„ imp,-, -sion. so at variance with their (rue character, to pa-, unnoticed. Yours, \e., YiaiiT.is. .human- <i, l.Stll. ["We have lived ill Germany ; we have resided in South Australia, which ow.-s much of its smc-ess to German imlu-tiy ami ci. lev. We know and appreciate the -telling woitl-, ~, i :■„- G.niian character, and glad .-h-ill we 1.,, to welcome them in thou-ands her..-.- Fi>. X. /. If.l