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The Daily Dispatch: January 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Letter from the Gulf shore. (search)
own, Mo., over a week ago, on a requisition from Gov. Gamble, charging him with forgery,. He was brought to this city on Tuesday afternoon, in custody of Detective Eagan, and committed to jail in default of ball to the amount of $25,000. Since the departure of Mr. Longuemare, over a year ago, various efforts have been made to ascertain his whereabouts. A short time ago Chief of Police Consigns in some way ascertained that the accused was stopping at Hagerstown, Md. He detailed Officer Eagan to procure his arrest. The officer proceeded to Baltimore and procured the assistance of a Baltimore detective, and the two together succeeded in arresting the accused Hagerstown. They found him at a hotel, where he had been stopping for four months under the name of E Guerier. After his arrest he frequently declared to officer Eagan that he had been a tool in the hands of designing men of this city, and that it was through their influence he was forced to commit the crime of forgery. He s