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THE LATE FORGERY AT NEW ORLEANs,-ln
previous article we made alusou to this untsrtu
nate affair in which the name of Judge Garland
seriously implicated The following, from the Ncw-Or
leans 7ropic is slight sketch of his otherwise brilliant
career Alas that ono whose promises fatter-
ing should have thus gnominiousy fallen


Hon Rice Garland has been for years distinguished
as one of the intellectually gifted citizens OF Louisiana
The proprietor of what may be- called an earthly para
disc in this sunny cime-a plantation in Opeousas-
with a lovely and interesting family TO hIghen It's
charms he possessed in himself, independent OF all
worldly distinction the elements OF the purest happiness
The predccuous OF his fellow citizens, however, CEN
tered upon him. and induced his withdrawal from the
harmorzing influences OF domestic life, To become an
actor in the turbulent of political strife His ca,
reer opened upon him with unusual brllHney, and
promised realization of his Ondest hopes lie was the
avorite OF an intelligent and generous hearted consti u
ency and his elevation seat IN the couhcN OF the a
tion attested the general confidence IN his political IN
of his back among the people as an evidence
that this confidence was not misplaced


From Congress. he transferred 10 seat on the
Supreme Bench of Louisiana where. industrious.
investigating learned jurist, he might have secured the
lares that should have grown grecner and greener IN
his passage again from public life to the serene ENJOY
ments of good Old age home. Alas that the hopes OF
family friends constituents were destined, IN the very
crisis of their realization. be blasted. Judge Garland
has fallen from his high and the Bench which he
might have honored has been dshonored in his fall !
Virtue that should have its radeht beauties over
ana around Bar of which Louisiana IS justly proud.
Welded to tcmpter, and crime gained heart that
should have been pure and happy, but which now Is
! cold aud desoate, and in despair Young men, read
the lesson and ponder upon it thouehtiuy Heed well
its heartrending moral, and remember that youth and
middle age may pass, and yet leave you prey TO the
hend otcrlme