The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
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JOHN A. CANTER AGAIN ARRESTED FOR PASSING

COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
On Saturday officer Elder, of the secoud District
Court assisted ty officer Ridden OF the Fourth ward
rested John A Gamer alias CHARLES Day and Charles
Shepherd alias Jones brother OF the notorious
in The srg siug Stae prifcn for the passing OF
feis bar be. John Canter s en- old offender in the
marufs Of counterfeit money, having been convict
in rhe year 1S46 for manufacturing bad money. and
TO term of years Imprisonment in he
Sing Sirg Sats prisop bu at the earnest solicitation Of
the copvct's lends Governor sey incur granted him
parton on the 4th Of March last which time it
spears instead Of emploi himself n honest
patton he hos coDtiruea his former criminsl operations
tte Bank of Hsllovel, State Of Maine. Of the de-
poniu aton Of two dollars The bills are rema *
almost any persons who not very familiar with
One OF these bills passed by Capter Ger
grocer corDerof seventh ard Tselftu street
and many other bills have, ro DOUBT been passed on
tTadespsope in dereot parta Of the city, who read
ing of the capture Of the guilty parties Will appear,
doubt at The police court and recognise the Individuals
unfer arrest The officers arrestng the prisoners
found II their pockets qusntity of the spurious cur
iepcy bills Of the sane denouination On the person
Of Capter found fifty So pls end She pherd sxy
bills Of the smo kind There also found S34 10 good
money. The accused parties conveyed before
Justice Stuart who aommi ted them to prison for fur
the, examination.
Alleged Charge Of Pe5ury-offcer Elder, of the
Second Police Court Saturday arrested two Others
nnmsd Robert and Daniel Wier berg the complaint
james Strauss merchant No 165 Houston street, who
charged bst the sccused parties have fA ely ia
matter perdpg tefore udge Duar in the Superior Court
in suit brought by the creditors for the recovery Of
0O0 1t appears that the defendants are pedlers and
swore that they were robbed IN Westcheser county Of
their proper ~ and Therefore unabe to pay their
creditors Justice stuart who issued the warrant Of
rest there enough shown to make out spima
rcid and therefore hello both to bail in the OF
81 COO each TO answer the charge.
Supposed Lunatic from BrootlT.-The Police Of the
Fourth ward Saturday arrested man med Angus
tus Humber of Nc. 147 Yok street. Brooklyn, who
suppoi ed by his strange snG conduct to be in
He taken from board the ferry boat foot
Of Roosevelt street without hat and searching
bis person razor and silver watch we're The only srt
ces found. His money it seems ne had left with the
ferry sster the B ooh side of the river requesting
him TO keep it until his return The police conveyed Mr.
Humber TO the station house. and the magistrate detained
bim for safe Keeping.
Hghqay Roy6ry-A Black AGdir-Oifcer Skoats Of
the Eleventh ward police Saturday night arrested two
bis tx men named George Cornelius and Theodore Ross
charge Of attacking ap0fhe black mau, named
Georpe Planes while walking alorg the street They held
him down, ard by force stole from his person watch
worth So An alarm given and the police coming
promptly secured secured the two guilty parties and 70
covered the watch.
Distau,anre in the Sercnteenh Ward "A street fight
took place Saturday night N Thirteenth street
Of First avenue. Dmor number OF men, Paving stones
wee used by the assaing parties causiag number OF
broken heads. The police TO he of the dis
tul bBRce and officers White aud Moore succeeded in
turing two Of the Ingea6ers named Patrick AMI Henry
Durn and in their possession found bayonet anc
dlk knife Henry Dunn seriously cut on the fas
ly some sharp instrument. DR.. Budd was called and
dressed the wound. The two detained to an
sver the charge
The Con,act George ". Roce Officer wsllng one OF
tbe Chiefs special aids saturday conveyed the es
capped convict George W Race back 10 Pbiladephia,
and returned him to the warden Of the State prison at
Cherry m where the convict has term of seven years
mJt ent to serve. The warden took charge o the
convict, and according to the discipline OF that estao
shmebt cap WAS placed the head and face OF the
prisoner he was then walked TO the dressing room,
wasbed ard the prison clothing put on him aud from
bence bliudfoloed to the solitary cell where an iron
collar was put around his neck, as punishment
for escaping,