The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

ARREST oe FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE, UNDER THE
AsHBURT>9s TREATY, CHANGED WITH FORGERY.
On SUI Ga, seraOou Captain Isosard OF the Second
ward police arrs Stede sootOhman named William Calder
On q warrant iss sed BY Judge Edmords, ooe OF the
Supreme Court Jus tees, whereio the accused stands
charged ON the oath " J. Smith Taylor the agent OF tbs
British government tbs orins of tosgory and grand
AIcesy
government as = su,yeycr In tbs Sappers and Miners
corps where e forged the vines OF the men under h'm
10 Ss y ron aoa put hs n nso ns oxa
froaa tie government . numbe OF surveyors ins.fu
psats valued Ia all At sssr 500 this Irssey he has
could ~ tried In this State.
In this natter the prisoner appears to have managed
MIN MIN but little .gsgu sas hsyus ts ssn passss r0r
val however. bad been anticipated BY Az srrs
vslin steamer thus enabling the BrNsh C,nsul to
was ade 10 President Pierce who issued Order
euthosLing supreme Court judge to issus warrant
shown bringing the prisoner within thu meaning Of tine
treaty the President Of the United States then grants the
warrant sf sxtrRdi,ioa.
As the ship was being towed up the bay, Captain
Ieona boarded hsr and found the prisoRec seoreed
under berth In the forecastse whore hs had boon
slowed away by scne II the sa;lors.
The investigation designed to be hsasd at Cham
bers, before Judge Fomopds yesterday morning. but
owing 10 his ihdisposon, the oass postponed und
RosJng of SEA Casxa, Officer Martin, of the Sixth
VIA d noice, yesterday arrested woman named Rosan
vomsp In robbiDg Thomas @. Cu,rier, captain Of the
sch0oLer Rar Of Searspoc Mre lying at the foot
Of StyeDteenth street. of upwards OF $50 in cash. 1t
seems that the old caotsn met with the two at
the National theatre Saturday night aud agreed 10
accompany tben to their lodgings, s No, Ia Mubarry
street, wbee bSfore ming pocket picked OfuO
ward OF $50 fhs portion this money belonged
to Bis ieno Who Lad depoated it with tue capt-n for
ta't Keeping The .ooan ieseo before Justice B0
psrt, who committed her to prison for trial
The So'ss Pieces Of SRk.We noticed in yesterdays
HERALD ibe arrest Of young named John Wright, by
officer keeic in whose possession the officer f0uuo thee
ptects OF silk The property yesterday claimed and
identified by the 6im of Alfred Edwards 4 Co., No Q
PARK pace horn whose store II had been stolen The
dress patterns The prisoner taken before Justics
Bogsr.. who committed him to prison for trial.
The 48rcy tfueeGs George Lee and Policeman kins--
Yesterday Mr. E,pg apcsared bsfore Jutce Wood aud
entered into bonos Of $500 Mr.. Amos Finch proprietor
Of cothi; store at No $40 Greenwich street, became
the required security Lss il seems is getting better,
and bas not lost the sight Of his eye as was at first re-
ported 10 bad
d .Stctting and Cutting Afray on The Fire Points -
Yesterday sfesnccE black fellow called Israel Trusty,
attempted to pe,peJate violent sssault With dirk
knife another black man, named Tom Smith and in
doing white man. called Tim Counelly, nterfsred to
prevent the assault when the negro TIusty fell upon
him, cutting him severely across the arm. Tao negro
then pitched into another white man. called Desperate
Mil who also shared the fate, receiving dss
Iersls cut the pie and ehead Of nches
lsngth After IL ctipg the injury, the negro took
to fight rursntd BY large crowd OF persons fom
Cowbay the Five Points, up Anthony street to the
cexrer Of m and LeopSYd, where he knocked do
and by officer Lord assisted by several citizens,
and hLen to the Police Court where Justice Bogal
mitted kim 20 prisOn for trial.