The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

oUB HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAyAsA August 2 1855.
Arre cf Nee Or,eaas Clerk choresd wA EaJ~xsne,,i
ty he sfoop u Wcr Cyanc--Prousoion Of M~ fseeoA
Consul, dc.
suppose your readers already of the crcnm
OF the recent New Orleans embcxzlemcnt affair
The victim Mr. Blesscy, reached this accompanied by
friend, named Walter Wakefield, Saturday l.e,,
board the Black Warrior from New Orleans It Wa
known the young man named Charles Hianchard who
hnd emberxied the large amount Of sli 600 FROM Mr
Hcsscy, with his vile board the schooner q. H.
Montague which had not thea arrived from New Orleans
Mr. essey In consequence accompanied by Wakefield and
Captain hunror OF the steamer United States went on
board the I. s. soop Of Falmouth then and In
this pert With the hope q inducing C.na ndor shaw
her commander 70 outside and intercept the schooner
6. " Montague: but, 10 their surprise. Commando
shaw said Il case 81 breach Of trust, with
which be could not interfere There not being my treaty
bctwsen the United states aud Spain with extradon
clause II Il Il was 81 known II Blanchard suc.
cecded in reaching this hnrbor hr could mt be iauched
Fortunately. however the United State. sioopof. war
Cysnc, Commander wilson also in ihis port
Commander shaw refusing 70 interfere Mr.. Bescy with
bis friends went board tie Cyanc. Upon cornsnder
Wilson Icing made IL the facts ~ the matter u
bnq thou late IN the Afternoon he instantly gay orders
Tor arrangements t. bc made a. proceed 10
invinp Mr.. Wakefield, Who knew Blanchard, and
had been deputbd bs the Ded states Marshal st New
orsans beard. Ia the Of the day t.e Cysao
caused thc G. H. Montague 70 hease 10 Why Banchati
not arrested am not aware the cyane not sying
returned to this port but suppose bocsnse b.
gave up than ~ 900 in rod and bills ~ exchange
this city.
Towards evening the schooner g. H. Montague rnrns
into this hathof, and Nj. Bessey al the lsndsng
place ready 20 receive his clerk blanchard A.
the latter stepped shorc his eye caught that a Mr.
Eeascy 70 whom h. walked MP and held out his hand.
which the latter, spparrntly n moment oi trge eiful-
ncrs took but Instantly recollecng hns"f said lou
did not expect here blanchard ~ 1T If
trembling then Blanchard, his knees shook.
and he appeared srly % swcon he. however managfd
90 ray. " did not, sir" and adding, sm very III
sunk 4 bench by. where, after remaining
fex minutes he, having recovered hims. PANIED
BY hi wifi took his departure That evening and the
person. taking good look them the lady wearing hsf
hair In ringetra different style from ,ha, ssblcn
able here
regretted T. the first evening Ia this company
gentleman long resident here, who has moved In a
spectacle circle but must not condemn too hastily
Possibly he not u al the olrcumstuoes under
which blanchard and Ills wife had arrived here aud
Ia duty bound, was doing the hOnDrs' 20 his nswiy
arrived countryma
Tie French brlgotwar orestes arrived here the 10Th
ult from Martinique.
Monsieur Gailard d. FERRY, who has been time
French Consul General IN this city has received tho
rointment ~ French Consul General a, toninn Tho
inHuenre u Madame de Terry, In Paris sage
has obtained for her absent husband is and ipor
tan' appointment. HktIt-