East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

EEOne thousand Of the men draft
ed in Boston have gone to Canada.
Greek fire is voted by everybody
but Beuregard clearly within the rules
of civilized warfare,
The general iobbing trade Of New
York is chronicled rs lively and salts
factory in prices.
Louis Napoleon has discovered how
TO keep Mexico straight; he sends her
new ruler.
The n. Y. Tribune is in high gloe
ut the 'focose spirit" and wholesome
temper" of the New York conscripts
The Tribune is the only paper that
has the news.
A recent letter says the streets of
Washington present a vivid panorama
of vice and prohigacy that is truly
alarming.
Agents for the Government are now
employed in Canada picking up horses
for the Federal Army, but the supply
is nearly exhausted.
Senator Toombs declares that the
utter financial collapse at the South
threatens the entire destruction of the
rebel Confederacy.
OF 2G00 drafted men examined at
Augusta, Me-, 1917 were accepted, of
whom $50 paid the Communication and
PSI furnished substitutes.
A revolving incest case out West re-
veals that an mprincipled parent has
seduced seven Of his own daughters.
Lord Ainslie, who arrived at New
York in the Corsica, stole $3.50 from
a room mate. The money was found
in ''my lords" trunk.
The Princess Of Wales is said to be
Just now in bad odor, because she re-
fused to accompany her husband to
Halifax. A connubial difficulty is said
to have been at the bottom of the af-
fair.
A sharp operator, who has managed
the busidess of British steamship
between Havana and Mobile has ac-
quired a million dollars within n few
months.
Richmond papers are comforting
their friends with accounts of yellow
fever at Nicksburg and at Norfolk,
and camp fever at Yorktown, which
is sweeping off the Yankees frightful-
ly.
Quantrell, the Abolitionist and muir
derer is SAID to be fellow of great
smoothness Of tongue, and can lmake
nearly as good a speech as Wendell
Phillips.
The draft in New York caught Mr..
James Gordon Bennett, Jr. He is an
excellent young man, and it is saM
will pay his exemption fee.
The Federal vessels destroyed or
bonded by Confederate cruisers is in
all $50, measuring 81, APO tons and
valued at $11, 100000.
Speaking of the Columbus Ga. reg
iment of women, the Louisville Jour
nal suggest that our brave boys can
stand cold steel, whether in the form
of bayonets or hoop-skirts.
E A Washington letter stt IS that
-eS->r.-- Isipfv-y- hoo rotwr1reu 10 duty as
Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau, and
Generals Meigs and Taylor will also
return to their bureaus, from which
they have been absent only temporar-
lily.
70. The New York Chamber of
Commerce has published statement
of Federal vessels destroyed or bonded
by the Confederate crlisere; in all
$50, measuring 81 400 tons, and val
ued with their cargoes, at Sl1 $3.50, 900.
The Philadelphia -fge says the OBJ
iect of Governor Curtin, and other re-
pubhcans, in their visit to Meade's ar
my, is to prepare the way to play over
into Pennsylvania in October, the game
so successfully played in Connecticut
and New Hampshire.
j. n Richardson, and his son, f.
A. Richardson, and Stephen j. Joyce,
proprietors Of the Baltimore RepaJli-
can, wete arrested by order of General
Schencl, for vomiting their disloyalty
by publishing in their paper a piece of
poetry entitled 'The Southern Gross.
They were ordered South.
A letter in the Richmond Dispatch,
dated the LIST inst, says the gallant
and ubiquitous Mosby has returned
from his bout this time, having rcceiv-
ed furlough in the shape of flesh
wounds in the right side and thigh
Fortunately they are not dangerous,
and will cause only temporary alb
scence from the field.