East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-18
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world for young man. His corlrwa
estate has yielded 50, SOC, 900, his land
ud property gives an income Of Sl25
900, Parliament votes him 5000, 900
year Whilo his mother lives, beside
S25O,000 for Mrs Walcs TO SPEND
Add to this a very pretty wife and
gooI prospect of being King Of Eng
land some day, and the Prince can b
considered "lorohandcd,"
We arc told at ono moment tina
this is no time for party organization
but for union of all in support o
measures to put down the rebellion
yet the rebellion, and all other ques
tons, are made subordinate TO part,
by these no party preachers tho mo
ment such n course is thought neces
sary for their partyinterest The n
y. Tribune Of the4th thus speaks
eve must organize now, in every
City, County, Township, Ward, forthC
Presidential contest of 1861"
\ young girl at Brooklyn, n. Y,
was seized with the idea that, like
Joan of Are, she was bound to lead
her country's armies, She enlisted
as drummer boy in Michigan regi-
mont, hoping to rank pthe chief com
mand. She was shot at Chicamauga,
and tolographed TO her father, 81 ex-
pccted to deliver my country, but the
tatcs would not have it so. ] am con-
tented TO die. Pray, papa, forgive
me"
Willie Johnson, aged 13 years,
drummer i'll Co. ID, Sd Vermont regi-
mont, has been presented by Secrcta-
ry Stanton i'll person with the Star
Modal of Honor, for heroic conduct
III the seven days fight before Rich
mond. While strong men threw away
guns, knapsaclIs, and everything cal
culoted to impede their flight, the boy
clung to his drum, and he was theionly
drummer in tho division who brought
his drum from the field.
We have II little million societies in
this country for the reformation Of
mankind f; they never tire in doing
good Offices at home and abroad, act
ing in every conceivable way; and
one must be lucky who lives day
without being called upon by an agent
Of one or more Of these associations or
asked to subscribe to their fund.-
There is no people from the North to
tho South"polo, and around the whole
circuit Of the globe, for whom we have
not society 10 do something
league to perform some great work
This is unavoidable from tho moral
stato-tho outbursting Espirit--of the
age in which we live; but there is one
moro association vet NODDED, and that
is an oath bound league for the sup
precision of extravaganza in our own
homes, Not that We may save money
and grow rich; that is a tridiug mat
tor but that We may preserve domcs-
tic virtue, and preserve society from
the utter Generalization that we have
in the old world, and which
j., sinking us UNANIMOUSLY in the new
-NewJ0yPoH HydH
Punch says some kind little millin-
YRS have, out Of their scant earnings,
in aid of tho victims of
Warsaw. This is indeed pretty il
lustration Of the needle being true to
the Pole.
When Henry Ward Beochor at
to soothe the people of Liver
pool into silence, he would pronounce
4 fulsome eulogy upon Englishmen
which was only responded to by the
word "soap," aud the tumult went on.
The boys and girls were skating on
a mill-pond in Lancaster, N. IL. last
week.
Nine thousand cavalry men are said
to be awaiting horses at the camp III
Washington.
Louis Napoleon is believed to be on
his last legs-very much shaken by
work, late hours and dissipation in
his youth.
Chill is very indignant at the pros
pect of q monarchy in Mexico.
In spite of the frost, the Kentucky
tobacco crop will foot up something
like 800, 600 hogsheads.
Miss Dickinson-the female Cicero
charges 800 per night.
Fruit growers say that two hundred
thousand barrels of apples will be sold
in Orleans Co., New York, this au-
tumn.
Tho potato rot has suddenly op-
poared III Ireland, destroying a large
portion of the crop.
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