The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-19

Britain Indeed, % prompt and effective were the
dom the poles throushous farops we're pisosd Ia
posssssaon q : Description g the person and prop.
in question thst the young msn Was not then in
Europe, = he was not In fact The remark has also
been made that sss psnK sasc ~ loss H., s0oS
that In no event could their depositon suffer
from the losa That literally the truth Such
the for recovering the securities offered
for SALE that with the portion already recovered and the
handsome surplus OF the bank the depostors could not
suffer ~s NO: ssS bs e
bank but picked up from Madame kumor by the re-
poserx The amount the face or the bonds, certio
Gates &c was about $liOooo wn'cn mas oeen nearly all
So numerous were the modes Of exit from the country
that Ne not surprtsiug the real track OF the fugitive
va NOT mi mon After New York had been thoroughly
searched and the ocers satisfied that he had de-
parted thence various plans Of parsui: wsse devised
ON A FALSE SCENT.
person answering description was seen ID Canada
and journey thence and long chase made only 70 ma
q, last that false scent had been taken.
THE REAL COURSE OF fHs FUGITIVE.
While the detectives were puzzling their brains ana
neytng through the West and down the MlsssslppI 70
New Orleans unaware Of the arrest OF ns % @
and other circumstances which we're made public on the
Thursday following his departure He taried but rev
hours In New York. and proceeded thence 70 Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad wheeling, thence back 70
Ptsburg, where he took quarters for some 1mc on
his au"Ss in the hands or nurser telling MIN lis vsiuo
and IL soon became nosed about that wealthy gentle.
man was on board, and party Of Gamblers s,d their
Cincinnati he stopped two or three days, ana
again changed his clothes. Here he madc the
board sunSoss and he spent Two days thers knowing
he should thus bother the detectives. He then went
down the Mississippi New Orleans, where after trying
70 learn from the papers what Ind rnnspred here after
he left he took schooner for Havana and was fourteen
days on the passage He made the acquaintance Of
lady residing sugar plantation, and spent number
Of days there From Havana, he took tho shannon 70
St Thomas, and the Conway to Southampton. Some.
where the way TO New Orleans be met aud made tho
acquaintance Of
HIS TRAVELLING COMP ANTON, t
q man named Martin Ryan, OF Philadelphia, who had
served in the army and appears TO have been happily
faerinq .aic, y Of his wealth, of his desire 10 marry
young lady whose poverty caused the opposition Of his
wealthy friends; by whom he had been sent abroad 70
prevent mesaLidncc. He represented himself as pos
eessed of about hundred thousand In his own right de-
string nothing in the world so much as TO once more en-
fold in HE his denr Denzic. He took Ryan with
him 10 Havana, where he arranged with him
MISSION TO HIS TRUE LOVE.
Ryan was 70 come 70 New York oy steamer. and
thence to Now Haven where he had written instructions
how proceed, and most affectionate letter 10 be
placed In the hands OF the young lady
THE SPECIAL AGENT IN NEW HAVEN
In accordance with his Instructions RYAN on his arrival
In New Haven, stepped into Charles Bradey's saloon,
and made earnest inquiry for John Booth The re-
ply after O moments hesitation, was, substantially,
'ohn Booth why the devil he's 10 Jail Tor helping 70
revelation to lr Ryan, and he began to suspect he was
getting into deep water He lost no time In getting back
TO the depot where he took the next train for Phiadel
phia without waiting cultivate the acquaintance OF the
| Booth family.
GREEN OPERATOR.
Arrived at Philadelphia, Ryan employed friend To
for him the money five thousand dollar United
States bond given hun by Townsend, agreeing 70 pay
ns Gee Of Se real O ~
| had limited acquaintance with Daboli, and, as he
trudged or broker puzzled hue bead Ia know how
much he was to get for his trouble Fortunately In his
| quandary hc met
FRIEND IN NEED.
whose services he secured 70 make the necessary cacu
alton, and having become satisfied with the Figuring
proceeded TO Drexci Co IS 10 get the funda During
| this simple interview on the street,
DETECTIVE GETS A LUCKY IDEA.
and we shall soon what came Of w. The acQuaint
ance consulted on the question OF mathematics hap
pencd TO be Mr. CarA0 Of the keencst detectives Ia
the country Without eetraytng any particular Interest
lin managed to note the number OF the certificate and
after the man came out inquired IL that was not one o
Townsend Savings Bank certificates hasty cxamiua
ton proved this surmsc 10 be correct Carn had pre-
vously been posted the circumstances OF the case
| menls he looking for. His suspicious proved cor
rect, and, saytng out, he soon found Ryan ana MS
agent settling their little matter Of the one aud quae
per cont o. course Carln did not hesitate about laying
hands upon the two gentlemen who were shortly after
In secure place.
A CLUE TO TIE MOTIVE. ,
bond called upon "deGne his position and the
bank was OF the discovery One OF the officers
Immediately proceeded TO Philadelphia and found that
Carin had only got portion OF the lost money, but
had secured from Ryan the tender tssve intended fot
the eyes OF the far Dcnize, and the instructions by
virtue OF which she to sail With Ryan on the uexl
steamer for Europe, and NEE, her 'sgh'ns swain Ia
Liverpool
Townsend wrote that he had been very miserable. and
the only consolation he had the hope Of more
meeting Miss Tor whom he procssed the most ardent
affection He explained his future plans. part Of which
was sail from Southampton certain day. thence
proceeding to Liverpool where be hoped and his friend
Ryan and the young lady N, CarI'n was promptly en-
| and came on TO New Haven 10 consult with the
officers os the bank 70 the best course 70 pursue
Here the plan matured which resulted Ia comsActs
success
OFF FOR EUROPE.
II was arranged that DR. 7. B Townsend should &C.
company Mr. Carlln to represent the bank. and AVOID
any mistake about the identification OF Jeremiah be
should be secured Il was calculated that by taking the
next they could reach Liverpool within day
two Of the arrival OF the fugitive and this proved
They went the China from Boston, bound
TO oueens,own ireland where they landed soou, The
Taxing the rawsy 20 Dublin they crossed the Irish
and were IN Liverpool some boun before jeremiah Who
expedition To keep better lookout, they
stopped at different hotels
CARLuN SPOTS THE GAME.
Lettering. about Queens Hotel Carin cav pcrron
enter and go 10 TO the clerks desk whose face aud
never young Townsend; but his detective expe
assured hm he was not mistaken He strollcd
cacIessy along 10 the DESK and beard inquiry for
Mr. Ryan Mr. Ryan had not arrived, and Nr Cari,o
the best 10 Liverpool 70 tell the reason why
jeremiah walked out, took cab and drove back the
Pelican Hotel, where he stopping Carn couldn't
wait for ceremony, and gave chase on foot keeping tho
sight, and rewarded by discovering the hiding
place of the young He lost time securing the
OF Two English detectives OF hs acquaintance
Carlisle and Horn-and they posted themselves 10 the
hotel ready for the appearance OF their prisoner Very
Jerry entered the coffee room, and requested the
attendant TO prepare him specimen OF the popular bev
eragc known gin toddy." Instead " uvigosxi
ing compound he received
SOMETHING NOT DOWN ON THE BILL.
In the shape Of tap the shoulder from detective
Cariin ID known thar he was armed, and tho
officers prepared for that SORT Of thing Before
resting him they noticed suspicious protuberance
hip where pistol might naturally BE- carried, and
10 make doubly SURE Of the oces seized
each wrist oil the prisoner At the instant and put
beyond his power resist " he had boon inclined
The bunch proved to be package OF the missing bonds
In pocket amounting 70 about $40 200 10 hts trunk
found the balance OF the funds In all about 500 000
which sccured md the nriaoner locked up