The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22
Police intelligence.

THE Recent ARREST OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS CHoL-
wELL-HIs ACcUsER TAKEN INTO CUSTODY or
CHARGE OF PERJURY.
In saturday g HERALD 1t viii be remembered, pub
shed the arrest Of Mr.. Jacob Chol VEIL Police Coming
souer charge Of using hreasening language towards
Mayor Wood, preferred asaint him by Patrick Garvis,
Of No. as Audsoa stscsA Since then Mr.. Cholwen has
nsiitued proceedings against his soouses for psrjoSy
resulting In the arrest Of Gsrvin and his being held 70
bail the of % the charge preferred
against him. Commissioner Chsiwe brought his case
before Justice Fandresu the Jefferson Market Police
Court where the matter fully Investigated Saturday
evening. The complainant appeared With a number OF
witnesses, when the following afdaviB preferred
against Garvin-
Guy and C6onty u Nee Fork, u-Jscob Cholwel Of SAID
city. being duly sworn depes aud saJs-rhat no
rested yesterday on warrant issued BY Justice Connolly
that said warrant founded ain lawn Q cosy OF
which heIeunto annexed, marked A, which original am
dav signed and sworn to by Patrick Gar in, shown
deponent and read by him at the Police Court fur
her says that the said adav Of Patrick Garvn 10 faso
far states that this depontnt threatened be would
plunge dirk knife into the heart Of Fernando
WOOD and so a. this deponeut openeS the
breast Of his and showed the handle OF knife
said Gsrvin and far as states that this depouent sid
that he armed 10 the teeth with pistols and this de.
ponent saith that ho did not threaten the he Of SAID Wood
or threals n In any way to do him any bodily harm.
Mr.. Thos. Houston and David Iiickenbotham, officers
West and Lent OF the Metropolitan Police, and several
others, made adavis before Justice Fandrcau, stating
that they In company with Mr. Cholwe, at the New
World saloon the night of the 18th Instant that they
present during, and heard all, the
which he participated that they with him from tho
time he entered the place until he took his departure
hcrcrom and that during that time they did not hear him
make use of the threats or language imputed 70 him by
Gsrvip that they td not hear him make any threats
against the Mayor whatever and further that Mr. Cho-
well did not show the handle Of knife, that he was
armed TO the teeth with pistols, a. the aidav Of G1vn
would seem 10 infer.
Upon the strength OF these afdavits Justice FAndreau
issued war,aLt for the apprehension OF Garvin, and
placed the In the hands OF officer Mount Of the second
district police court, for execution.
The defendant was taken before the magsuaie, when
The charge preferred against him Mr. Martin waers of
No. III 81 Lukes place, became the accuseds bail where
upon be Was liberated from custody.
CnARGsD WIN SIZZLING Dskarp Mnrs-Ou SATURDAY
morning, Mr. white, residing at No. IL Sullivan street,
sent bis Ite daughter 10 The stall No Iaurere
street. TO purchase some liver On seeing the meat Mr..
White came 10 the conclusion that IL diseased and
sent back 10 Mr. Hunt the proprietor Of tho stall VINO
refused to receive the meat refund the amount paid
upon which Mr. White went person 10 the STALL and de-
manded justice which refused. Mr. White then az.
piled 10 Capt Kohler Of the Eighth ward police. The
captain advised him to apply to the City Inspector This
Mr. White did, and lodged complaint At the Office. City
Inspector Morton despatched messenger 10 Hcanh war
den Kirk OF the Seventeenth ward who by the way "a
practical butcher. Mr.. Kirk examined liver and pro-
nounced diseased. lie then instructed by the Ntp
Inspector 10 the the offending party 20
lice officers Sanford and Redngton despatched 70 ar.
rest Hunt for violating the City Ordinance He was
locked up for tho nsh, and brought before Justoe
flsndrau ct The Jefferson market yesterday for Trial.