The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

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I The Skedaddlers to Canada
from the Chicago Times, August Ill t
The Canada excuraioniss. the woud-be sxSmpts ar,
chcckmated Their occupation is gene and terror has
been stricken Into their ranks. The wholesome regula
tons Of tho War Department moves them TO wretched
ness, and tho draft starcs them suleny In the face
Those who arrested Friday night, and taken to
tho lookup are sti gazing ncodily from the cover Of
their prison walls and they are anxionsy awaiting orders
cncd fate Of compulsory enlistment is bitter pill, but
therc Is appeal Yesterday another lot Of these
ortunates arrested just at the moment Of their
parture and thrown into prison to keep their fellows
company II sens hard not having the liberty to jour
ney whittier will, but is military necessity Above
put them in JAIL Let them learn the drst lesson Of patri
osm, and IL the country is worth rush, stay at home
70 fight its conflicts when called upon.
Saturday morning posse Of policemen, acting under
instructions from Superintendent Bradley went to the
del OF OF the Michigan Central Railroad and just as the
regular passenger tram starting Tor Detroit
cced IN arrcstng seventeen mon who were suspected Of
attempting to leave the country to escape military duty
The suspected stives were taken to the armory and
soon after each examined befol Captain Bradley
The result Of this examination was that eight Of tho
wero discharged, and the others hold in custody.
majority Of eEc had purchased tickets for Detroit
and two OF item acknowledged that they were Canada
bound though denying that this journey beng made
for The pnpoFe Of getting away from draft. Seven OF
them Claimed to bcicng 70 St. Louis aud OF them
appear to have been residents Of Chicago The cxpara
tons which they gave Of their motives and objects IN
tTavelirgat this particular tmo were various, and in
| some Instances quito plausible.
see his aunt sure" Another had lust heard of the
lamentablc illness Of his grandfather, who lived IN Chat
potorious Colebs, going to bring his vito home.
another had just heard Of tho birth Of heir, and
not Ler was gong for his health
from the Toronto Globe, August III
Among the many interesting results OF drafting In the
United States The most important to Canadians is the
traordinary exodus across the lines which 1t has pro
ducs Oar towns and villages, not Only on tho frontier.
but inland crowded with motley gro ps OF fugtyes
from the draft who intend remain amongst us till
after the l5th when it Is supposed they may return IN
For few days our towns and villages Will be filled
with terror stricken crowd and our tavern keepers
viii gain some advantages; but 1t is not likely that the
Province viii gain many permanent residents from this
class judging from tho appearance Of many Of them we
9mougst as will excite 10 regret.
Tic cole proposes 70 exchange these cowardly rascas
for for tho dcscrtcr, from tho British army
Canada. II says:We do not want these runaway Yaa-
KEGS here. They are good; and cannot think that
tho Americans have any liking for the rogues who
Decidedly an exchange ought TO be made. Once effected
descrlions would speedily be ended"
Tho OSwego T.lcs of Saturday says:-"Tho have
brought 10 this city crowds Of asseDges, whteverod
contcmptibs towards, ceing from their country in her
cspo the propeller ST. Lawrence but caught
prevented from leaving"
The game paper says:--ssThc police yesterday bacged
five six citizen sneaks who trying leave the
country with satchos in their hands. They in the
luck up awaiting orders from Washington. Recruits who
have enlistcI and received their bounty money de
sorting 70 Canada. Five OF these follows left Thurs
DAY nights boat for Kingston. Olcars attempted to
arrest them, but the scamps cunning enough to
oludc their grasp.
All along The lines emigration to Canada said to be-
quite brisk At the present time Captain HcaIy, Of the
Volunteer Cavalry recently received tho following from
couple Of kLavcs who had enlisted in his company and
then took Decline for Canala.--
Captain W. H. HnaLY:-sls-ioa doubtless think George
we have for Thai matter; bns we cac to the c;ncuson
ha calculated solders For wonder ny
aoY. ai .n now quite sick here so much SO that have
shal sag our isrn Of snlsInent oai II Canaa. write
's E IN samsrs Gr yo Keep q NE sH w
aS@s
n. B.-our busncss win keep US in Ha'n.oa ana To-
ronto G: MORE,
Down In Nanc They serve these ascns about rgnt.
When news OF hc contemplated draft received in the
town OF Norway, large nGnbcr OF rebcl sympahzcfs
banded together and resolved follow the example OF
the evoiut onuy tories by emigratiag to the British
Provinces Making duo preparations for tho journey. tn
sscdaidlcd out Of the back doors and took the early
morning train Tor the queen ioninions. The conductor
Understanding tho matter slowed the train in the middle
OF dcrsc swamp and sent word through ,he thai
be ordered % arrest bis fugitive passengers and send
them bac!; 10 await tue drat. Quick az Lightning they
spraag up, seized their cape, bags, ~aptd rrom the
train and travelled OF double quick iato the swamp
They hasc MT been heard o. siacc. bal ,heiF names
sro given ns follows :--E y. GiDsaa, edmond
Amos, 20. Whi'eomb, George Carey, j.ha =. rneree,
Albert rit aano I'm, 2; W Frost 9'rend Town
Nis. Ib.Ie4. ~ ass fh'ch 90 iln wa scn, NoHeu
su4. 81 III. III ft,vl. GtaYoa H. Y9ifon, III Iinsgc MN
iaa Ntwe tthbs, j. q, iobbs. N,p. Chu 0,l, THONGS
\. GsHl. E. ,igfk, rancid Gamna4, WIN. ~ f0A0r.
James il@ts -. .l"lo Fainter, d. Sson CLARK, ieHt
Loysloy. Sstha Fes,er.
lfroin tha louisville Democrat, August Oh
Wa saied ~ ahnit te'egrefh ~ Yesterday morning +
pagos Nut fof ssvcntylgr 70 orc hsirdd shly~ taue
soNrs h!oa az bad skedadled ut q NE s,e tot fter 81
bsnie drastej. Vow Ihs j. bccatrlfga ceinmc occur
renee fe.lcf,sg Jh.her lOt lo--suaie gong y lsfi
ana s,1c Snr .lsd Canada III fact they don't
know wt they gong, 20 th they escape The DRAFT
Theia ~ it3 chA< III 10 feel asb,iaed d them
Bslyt.. their homes, bfescnA md sweet
hearts 10 the rar; and poicctitn ~ those who wouid
gort III ,he n8u,c ~ rcpR sotters III the
rstiilpur 70 ysgr native homes ard friends,
70 tc state iicAl hch yon have - vaseS ie@s How
vuii yOu ho u hear u ito yeas flnc Innocent eid
reading history e tbis VAR y yui, aad have your
name ielnd among tnase who lcd II ne sine q need.
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dim wii tears aud your iacoto burn Win shame wcso
that ttc u iGoN sci mJngy In tne iacp ara ask =
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| Of tie Bounty wsi causht il trying % deSal.
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he mililMy Nho a.siseA u oNecNt@,She ogaer. MAJ
III hssa Ns-a there, ulocabtedy ~ acog19 these 81
had enlisted AMI were trying 70 seyoa, aaa il tAis t.C
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