The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

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committee 70 sdqvss memorial y Congress In accordance
-. GoOve siAisd scs and principles end peos other
hs ADDRESS and resolutions adopted after which
the meetir 6 adjourned.
v1;y nsi, IN inquiry was propounded to him In this
wife
IsQrlslnvK Youm-Pleass, sir, what's the meeting
RsroRrKa-Reaily, my dear sir, have been enaeavor
ing o find tina: out, since they commenced talking.
Tbs crowd dispersed rapidly, there being music to
await upon their listening esrs-the Band had gone home
NEARLY frozen, no doubt
The New Orleans T,easury Defalcation-Ex-
catemonu I'm the City.
from the New OrlsAns Delta, March 8
Noh,g could exceed IN. ss' enlistment OF tbs easy
going believe every hing and do-nOtpg portion the
citzs of New Orleans yesterday morning. ON reading
he astounding developer ents made ON the previous
night in the nmtn Council o. the detAlcations Mr.
GarlaId-,he gentleman Who for the last eight years,
has In financial point OF vew controlled tae oestinies
OF ,he city Of New Orleans. At many break Die
he quesioo fully discussed, and before ~ O'Clock
en- ,be gusry Of sns tessursr's ndacs sna syss
The pulpit undefstsnd, not free from excit-
h. 'ns
ard among these many" recognised fe OF the
ate tIessuIers best trends They had all aorg been
surpssei that man should grow rich short
space Of time the palty salary Of S. 500 per anuum
os, be should be able to spend SO much money at ees
uon speculate ensivey in lands and rairo ads
boy tites; have the entire Couccil and al the
veal by and iniuentisl of the city his book
&o they we've really at this and ye
in every group unbeiievipg Thomas. dow could
such fine spoken gentleman as Mr.. Garland DO this
The very bought Ct ii moDstrous; they would not
beeve until they had seen more" They had read tine
newspapers in New orie.ns during the last twelve
months they he'd In Them ed warnings to be-
If the Treasury Department; they had read and
percy familiar with ,he action Of the Council in
ths tsust unds and knew that order Of the
Court had bet found force him to
spor ion OF these sacred tends to the Citizens Bank
Yet they believed all right that the treasurer 50 far
a. integrity concerned, was rprocAs But
plain of the bnc obtuseness OF these
Council, Finaoce COMMITTEES and all, were success
fully odvrkeo and failed to act for the protection of
The cyf interests until the alleged defauiting treasurer
ba opportunity to axe % his escape, which,
crediby Informed he did at oclock last Satu day
night, board his orn schooner, the Elizabeth Jane,
willie 10 the Common Council ceiDe
tIg the p.opriety OF having Kim arrested, and
cho sing successor from their own dsectacle body 10
ta.e chsIge Of xns small remains OF the treasury.
coco authority, will not tail short OF sl500 O0 but !. is
thought oy many that the city has suffered during hts
istration, pc1aly, exeeutivey and legislative
y to the Of at least 81 900 600, for God only
Lnows. though the people have pretty good ees, what
has in that trtasuIers office during the lass
eight Jeals, that has never and perhaps never will
xaDspne.
taken rot session BY The FDance Committee Satur
day and the Office closed, Col Garland made hasty pre-
to s1S 0r ps9s snd 70 TINS END
cra he ia fitted in hot haste and cleared at
the Custom house fer Sabine in Texas Arkansas Pass.
In the evening" while with cosoo doors the Gun Ill were
d. the propriety of impeaching great fnan
cer accen panied ~ single friend ana his we'll packed
trunk the Colonel repaired board the schooner, and
O'Clock the Elizabeth Jane weighed anchor, an1,
attached 10 towbost, went STAYING down the liver
vi Ler precious CARGO the deauDg Treasurer OF New
Orleans.
In the morning, when this fact made known, the
Off Of the police repaired to the Bsizs teleg' aphic
in order telegraph the officers at Sou III
Pass but the Colonel had not worked the wires for
many to no purpose and The police were met with
me police might have known it. In tnis demma
had TO The Common Council and that Dedy
Ice placed the means at the disposal o. tue Chief Of
iugscious treasurer but fear 10 no purpose for by
ten O'Clock YESTERDAY morning the Elz Jane WAS
out es and with fair breeze far her way to parts
unknown, market, She ia fast sailing craft, and
cey even the G, speshot. George Laws great yacht
to veike her were possible 70 SEED tnAt redouot-
abe Sci N pursuit.
ARREST OF COL. WIN. Il. GARLAND-H1s RETURN TO
TIE CITY AND IMPRISONMENT.
Co,nel HilIam II Garland, TIE deiaultipg treasurer,
who fed from city per schooner Jane kGzsbe b,
Satu night last has been arrested and LIS in the
p.i lriaon, awaiting the action Of The authorities in
bis cs1e
II ayIeArs the telegraph wires not, sup
porec cut but the line oces not work on Sunday Capt
htyDtn made every efforts 10 get de,patch through
hrsy, at O'Clock last night, succeeded in finding
al .peIstor The act OF MIR. Garland's fight was
srsphed to the tow boat ADglo-Norman, lying a. the
nothing known Of the arrest till the arrival Of
the ois pguished prisoner this morning on the Anglo
Norman,
So ioon as tie despatch from Chief Moynan was re-
lived ~ he officers OF The AnaoNormaa, they inform
I'd Mr. Bovdich, the officer all ass You're of The
fsct sno took to intercept the Jane elizabeth
precious cargo. Ire schooner fortunately mad
NJ h. ur later Tho NAV in edasey boarded by Mr. Bow
ditch, who st once arrested M. Garland With wn-
cast ccup,epance snd prossra'e5 hopes ne left the
schot per, and npanied the officer board the An
gcN which staunch vessel at once got up steam
AID returned to the city.
The Ago Norman arrived at O'Clock .hi morning,
ard tie Ln,ef Of Police board received COL G.
escorted hin to the Palh prison. He appeared to
re in very sac mood and not disposed to he com
i've. He walked silently in company with the chiet TO
PsIh piihop where he is securely Loo ged Mr..
Gs,lsnc under tie impression when he fed that
variant been nsued al five O'Clock Sa iurday
O'clock
EXCITEMENT AT THE SAVINGS BANK.
There N nense GROVE gathefe ed around the
Of IsaJe and Camp streets the l3caity OF the
Looiiara savrgs Bank, Of which ins.itution Mr. Gar
laid vas president. They were mostly poor men and
women who had entrusted the institution win their
wings The doors of the bank however refused to open
and the Of depotitors continues TO increase We
do rot Lnew exactly what condition the affairs Of the
bank but would advise all those unfortunate de-
posors to 90 hcme quietly, await the ssus and guard
against the future.
sew Jersey Coming TO the Aid OF the Admit
nissrayion-fhe Country Safe.
TIE following the JOINT revolutions passed by the Sc
rate OF New Jeri ey on the 9th inst: :
Ssd the ss as sna
es ss1 s de- %on ss
s snY or r or
Costa Fics he Mosquito Coast part OF Central Ar
cs neither will any Profession which either orda or
NAV afford alliance which either has NAV have 70
or wh s my at. sss or peG1s for ss
pg rc&ssua Costa Eics the 6oeoo Coast or sny pst Of
over tee ran e snd whereas The geve ment Of real BIZ
M tss hitherto Jailed 70 cnply with the spu atoms
uLdtZ the TIE treaty Goes not what
AMY e,bissses era whereas The govern ment Of Great
men tsry service within the Territory United
stsee violation laws and oerogadon Of soye
Be resovso ~ the Senate and General Asse nbly Of the
State OF New jersey ha New Jersey ~! sustain he national
sfmpisrbon maintaining that constructo OF the Clayton
Bulwer treaty plainly expressed IL LIS language or abroga
ting ssid rea'y rey.
And be received That the government of Great Br
Tain ihou refuse 70 make such repsraon ard
OCCASION tbep for the nte
rest OF tbs requ prompt ocias
who bavc ~ their privileges by attempting enlist men
within the territory CT the United states.