The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-22

Honora Sheppard Caught .asain-It will be rscol.
Looted BY many that few years ago young woman by
the name OF Honoa who for several years
been copnected with an extensive gang Of
Henora being snsagsd, with others, to pass spurious
tion, and sentences ears in the state prison but
scarcely she there year before she
and going West This was done thu ouSh the interest,"
sons OF her friends based her good conduct while In
prison; Sns has now been arrested again, follow
following circumstances 1t appears that Honora has
associated herself with gang Of counterfssrs in this
bill on the Tradesmans Bank OF this CITY, on DR. Du-
puy, corner Of Houston street and Broadway, and on
Thursday night last, he (Dr. Dupuy) BY chance met
Honcrs ia the street. once her to be
the individual Who passed the bad bill The doctor
concluded to follow her in order to ascertain where she
resided but scarcely had she gone two blocks when
Honora discovered the doctor Watching her actions
and thinning to shake him OF, she ran upon the
Bishops soop in Mulberry street. The doctor finding
that she was aware Of his intentions spoke when
Honora ran Of the stoop aud up sey close BY into
the present who drove the off, suppospg (as
che had ssserted that he wanted to insult her Oosr
guard for Honora and escorted her to her res dsn,e
In Mulberry street not knowing at the time who she was
Pr Dnpuy oil the time following In the rear and when
the officer left Henora at her house. he met the
policeman, and informed him of all the particulars.
and the next day. Honora together With Louisa Berry
all three arrested by officers Donnoy and Atherton Of
the 18th ward, when Hcnora was Identified by Dr. Du
puy the woman who passed the spurious sio biz on
him. and Likewise recognised by grocer on the corner
Of Mercer and Houston streets, Is having passed . 81
mar bill upon him On the person Honora wss found
$500 counterfeit bill, the bank OF Charleston C.
They were all three detained in the 4th ward station
house. In order to procure further Testimony All per-
sons who have taken counterfeit bills within the last
few weeks will do WELL and further the ends of Justice
by calling upon Captain Kssner OF the l4th ward police
Il Charge Of Stealing Officer Stokeley of the Ist
ward, arrested yesterday, Henry A. Daran on charge
of stealing $500 In bank bills belonging Joseph Moore
No SAG West street 1t appears that Thursday eve.
ming last Mr. Moore dropped the roll Of bills In Charl
ton street. amounting to the above sum, and in q few
minutes Afterwards Darian along and wss seen TO
pick up the roll Of money by young man by the name
OF Ira Garrett who likewise picked up $40 bill which
h supposed to have been dropped by Mr. Moore kewisa
Upon tbs arrest Of Dariau, he ackno wedged picking
up roll of money, but said all It contained was Sl4
which he returned to the magistrate However that
did not appear satisfactory Justice Osborn who oou
mitted the accused fer further hearing
Charge Of Bigamy.-Oahcer Weed, Of the 10th ward
arrested yesterday VIM Ferguson, on a charge of mar,
rying Bridget Dockery the Goth of September 1916
while he had wife still alive, residing at Tarrytovn
Justice Ketcham locked him up for trial.
In the case of Dersnzy-wIliam II. Derenzy was
arrested about week sn &c by officer Hays on charge
Of embezsling some f600 sterling which funds he held
In trust being donations for the relief Of the starving
Irish, In the county of Monaghan, Ireland which he
brought to this country Yesterday, Justice Osborne
discharged the criminal charge which liberated
the Iombs but he wasimmediately arrested by MIR Vu
tee, the deputy sheriff virtue of Stlwei warrant
and held to bail In the Of $4,000 in default which
ne was lodged in the county Jail In E!dridgs street