East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31

WALLACE, CLIFFoRD and CHEEsBRo made
very appropriate speeches. Messrs. Rob-
INsoy, ALLISON, WATSON and GARTER
sang some fine songs-our friend CARTER
doing the thing up handsomely on the
" Star Span glcd Banner" Time passed
pleasantly, and rapidly to be sure, and
it was well nigh on to 2 o'clock before
the company broke up, we to find our
way to the ship, the Band and Firemen
to serenade another hour or two before
retiring.
TIE DAY AFTER
Opened warm and pleasant, with a stiff
breeze from the south, and by 8 a. M.
the roll was called and the Saginaw dele
cation promptly responded to their
names. After breakfast, the Band, at
the earnest solicitation of friend CARTER,
started out to visit 'lore-handed friend
of his, lost their way, and-we are sorry
to say it-got into jail, American colors
and all, from which unpleasant situation
they were soon relieved, however, and
proceeded on their way rejoicing At
this juncture an invitation came from
Mr.. WRrGHT, Proprietor Of the HUO"
House, to call aud try his champagne
Nothing 10th, we at once perigrinatod in
that direction, and soon another inter
change of Sentiments" took place, at
the conclusion of which we again marched
for the Sciota. In this connection it is
but fair to remark that Mr.. WRIGHT has
recently taken the Huron House, put it in
fine repair, and he "can keep otel."-
At o'clock the Band again visited tho
town, at the request Of Express Fire
Co., who sent a carriage to transport
them, and in return the Fire Company
escorted them on board, when, after al
interchange of the most friendly greet
ings, and promise on their part to re
turn the call, we separated.
HoMEw ARD BOUND.
At u p. NJ. we steamed out Of port
after having steamed" in port to the en-
tire satisfaction of all hands, and soor
were making good time for home
', weather mixed. At II o'clock the wind
r which had been southerly all day, cam
round to the westward, bringing seric
! of tremendous thunder squalls, maxim!
"fcarful night" of it; but our stauncl
craft kept on her way unmoved ami
I the war of elements" and not passenge
was awakened by the storm. At day
light we ran into Port Austin to Ian
some passengers and freight, and by l
o'clock were in sight of the ligh
house at the mouth of the river, wher
we encountered Giving gale" from tn
}. southwest; but it came too late in tn
day to discommode us, and we 500
reached Bay City, where we had som
trouble in leaving the dock. Once fairl
under way again, we were salutcd a
~ along shore by the waving of handllc
chiefs, while the Band, even "better tia
ever" from their long practice, discourse
sweet music in return. OF our subs
quent arrival here, the reception, an
s. the long continued marching and coul
n tcrmarching on shore, is it not yet FIRE,
st in the memory of our fclow-citizens I?
On behalf Of the Band, and oursel
individually, we return thanks to ever
r body for everything; moro especially
s. Capt. Gin. TnAFRsn, and the McssI
"a ~ GAMBLE & Co., owners of the Sciota, f
cd the handsome treatment received at the
hands. We are requested by them
assure friend CLAY that before anoth
excursion, the Stats in the upper bert
as will be replaced by stronger ones, to pr
for vent, if possible, further damage to I
boat by passengers falling through.
G, another time we shall speak Of the reel
" rocal business interests of the SaginG
country and Goderioh, but for this til
we must subside.