Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-06

Claimed Under the Extradition Trea-
tv-A Game that Didn't Work.
Several dsvs since, one Ashley Warner,
of the frm Of Champlin & Warner, OF
Windsor, was arrested upon the complaint
of II. s. Marshal Bill, of Cleveland, on
charge of showing counterfeit postal cur
rencY at that place, and in default of bail,
he was committed to jail to await the arri-
- # witnesses on the part Of the Gov
,1noo,f .~. On Wednesday all the parties
o,-;,-oJ ,.ir, on.1 the hearing Of the case COM
nIaIs ',anood bofor. & Justice Csron, at Windsor,
nrd anenIet IestaS G Un+il Friday afternoon-three
,, da1s - of which time the case was submitted
to +bo Corr+ and decision will be rendered
On Monday. Mr. NJ. Mcdonnell, OF WIND
cor and ri B. Brown, Esq, OF TINS city,
annesred for the prosecution, claiming tnaI
ne prisoner should be delivered over 10 tne
Tn;fed States authorities for trial, and
NFossre Worthipgton, of Windsor, ana
iS,I PocI-ns of Cleveland. for the defense. The
case was able argued on Dotn sldes' anu an ~ -
Is fair to presume that the prisoner L VIII 1S ~
delivered up if the real merits OF tne queS-
tom having any bearing upon Justice.
Ths facts relative to the arrest are As
f;Ilows: In January last, Warren was ar
rested at Cleveland, for having passed eOu1
terfeit postal currency, was tried ana lou1e
| guilty by a jury. His counsel MADE spPh-
1 : eDtion for an arrest of judgment, ana our-
- <he time that this question was Oeins
o-Snod the prisoner, to use a n1oueln
oisuou' a. -edaddled" to Canada and was
aIbseonentlv i,se arrested as before mentioned 1;
TLo STus1 fiat ti,9. bo ran away under such clr-
cnr,afoncas rTT .tg s clearly demonstrates to acy
Sann oun9otI1 mind that t5s 'etiOn of the jury IN
eonvieting him, was c, 'rreet' m on ES;1r meu,
nesday last while the priso, y" ,bo P,Iice
conveyed from Sandwich Jail W. 80, Int mt
Court he requested permission to ~ r 'tSt 4bI
his own house, which was granted -raT s,sr
officer Post. While at this place, WA;
ATTEMPTED to slide out the back way, Du'
the officer was too sharp to allow any per
son 20 slip through his fingers that way
and nabbed him Just in time and amer
wards properly secured him.
Warren is to all appearance one OF the
sbarpest and shrewdest of men, and ther'
is no doubt that he was extensively enga
ged in showing spurious money IN Glove
land. and has since been doing the sam
thing in Windsor.
Roth his partner and himself are "sked
addlersn from their country, ard have re
. GENTLY commenced business in the grocer
line. Champlin, we are informd, IS .
nresent and has beeu for some time, II
directly engaged in running professions
bountv-iumpers to the Eastern States. b
this means aided probably by Warner
tbe counterfeit business they are enable
to do good business
There is one thing that we desire to ca
special attention to, and that is thus WI
in few weeks past large sheets Of counte
felt postal currency containing about /.
each of the so cents denomination, ha'
been exhibited in Windsor. and plenty
the same kind have been passed The Z
madam people, Of course, are the prlncip
y losers in this matter, and in order to qua
against being swindled, they cannot be t
Closely on their guard. Detroit Tribune