New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

with sad th'iwe Z, the Eighth ward station hpusf
IN Srrirg STREET and thence 10 the NewW0rlf Hytei
m Uu5son street where they arrived az be:Seen IL
ard O'clock and leii in about half al hour. thence
they went together To Mr.. Cholw-is residence where
deponeut said Chowell retire to bed: deponen.
slept in the same room with said Cholse sni did not
NAT from him I'll be saw him enter car 70 - down
Town at about O'Clock the next morning that depD-
nent again net said Cholwen at no., o'clock anf re-
NAMED with him until o clock. when be left him st
h- store; that deponent gain met said Cholse At ST
o'clock a; hs store snc remained with him during the
whole evening, and slept in the same With him
at his house at night
Drpouent further saith that, during the whole Of the
rsriods aforesaid be w.s three wards away from
aid Cholwell, and that he heard all he said. He
the said Cho,well entered the New-World Hotel bat
OF c. and that vas early the morning Of June l.,
a. before stated that said Cholwel did not, at the
New.WOrld Hotel or al any other place, Use any
threats against Fernando Wood or any other person
or say that he was armed to the teeth with pistols
any other weapons, or say that he would plunge or
run dirk knife into said Wood show the hsadle
Of any knife.
Deponent further saith th,t the said Chol~eu had
NJ knife of any description upon his person or with
him; that he saw him undress, and would have known
if be had been armed and that the said Cholwell was
not at any time, in language action violent against
or abusive Of the said Wood.
Sworn June -, 1857 before me.
WIN S DAWSON Police Justice.
STATE of Ner York, City and County Of Ner- York.
Hugh Miller If said city being sworn saith that
New Word Hotel, in Hudson street in said city, aud
that he was there from about o'clock until about
clock on the morning Of the 18TH that while he was
there Jacob Cholwell, whom deponent knows. came
in and remained short time and left that Patrick
Garyiu, whom depOnent also knows, there; that
no threats or tire atenng of any kind made
uttered by said Chowe toward Mayor Wood or any
body else; that no knife pistol or other weapon
exhibited; that deponent has read the ati iavit Of
Patrick Garvin, TO before the City Judge the
18th instant and no such occurrences are therein
represented to have transpires took place within the
hours above named; that this deponent remained at
the said hotel some time after the departure OF the
said CholweD. HUGH Miller
State Of Ne9r- Yort, CITY and County Of Ner- York
-Thomss r. Houston of said city being worn, saith,
that be is well acquainted with Jacob ChOlwell of said
city; that opponent with said CbOlwel from 10
o'clock on the evening of June l6, 1857, till he left
him at bis own door at about o'clock; that he was
close by, within hearing of said Chol~el during the
whole period; that tue only time the SAID Cholwei
entered the New World Hotel was at about l2l O'Clock
on the early morning of the l7th that said Cholwel
did not then or there, at any other time or place,
Say or threaten he would plunge or run dirk knife or
any other knife into the heart of Fernando Wood or
any other person. say anything Of that nature or to
that efs CT or open the breast of his coat and show
any knife or handle of knife, say he was armed
to the teeth with pistols, violent and abusive
language toward said wood. ~ . -
VIM s. DAWSON Police Justice
STATE IF Ner- York, CITY and Comfy Of Ner York:
Isaac l. Lent Of said city, being sworn saith that he
is one of the Metropolitan police Of said city that he
knows Jacob Chowe, Of the Metropolitan Police
Commissioners and also Patrick GarvIn that on the
evening of the 18th instant about ten o'clock, he went
10 the New-WOrd Hotel, in Hudson street in said
CITY, and that be remained there until about one
O'Clock in the morning of the 18th that while depoBent
was in the said house the said Garyln was there; that
deponent conversed with HIM and paid him some
money: that no threats of any kind used By Mr..
CLolwcll toward Mayor Wood or anybody else, and
that no threatening language OF any DESCRIPTION was
used by Mr.. Cholwell, or any other person. that no
knife or other weapon was exhibited oy Mr. ChoIwen,
or any other person or spoken of during the whole
evening: that the said Garyin was IN the same room
with deponent and that if any such occurrence had
taken place that represented to have happened IN
slant before the City Judge, deponent must have
known IT, having been in the house and room all the
tire between the hours named; Is perfectly familiar
with Mr. CholwelPs voice, and was cOgnizant OF all
that passed during his stay IN the house ,,vr
sworn Oe'''' "''' WI s. DAWSON, Police Justice
state Of Ner-York, CITY and Comfy ot Ncr- York.
William West Of said city being sworn, saith that
he is one Of the Metropolitan policemen OF said city
that on the evening OF the 18th inst. be was at the
chop house or restaurant called the New World, in
Hudson street in said city that when depOnent went
into .aid house between 10 and II o'clock in the even
ing Of the l7h he found Patrick Garvin In said house
sitting at table; that the said Garvin remained in
and that lie left before dcpOnen did and dill not re-
turn; that deponent remained at the house until about
clock in the morning, and until about the time Of
the closing Of the house and that during the time de-
poneut was in the house threats Of any kind were
made by Mr. Cholwell toward Mayor Wood or any
body else, nor any threatening language OF any
kind uttered by Mr. Cholwell or anybody else toward
any person during the whole evening" nor were any
knives or other weapon. exhibited spoken Of by
Mr. Cholwel or any other person. that II the occur
rences detailed in the affidavit of said Garvin, sworn
10 on the 18th inst before A. ID. Russell, jr CITY
Judge had TRANSFERRED depOnent would nave been
aware Of them as he did not leave the house during
that nassed WILLIAM WEST.
'"O'N '"" " WM $ DAWSON Police Justice.
state Of Nenr- York. CTR and C0Hn'y q Nen- lor@
james Cholwell being sworn, SAID tbat ne Is
brother Of Jacob Cholwtl that he was with sad ia
cob Cholwen from 10 o'clock on the night OF June
10th ill he saw him enter the door OF his own house.
at about o clock the morning OF the l'th; that
deponent met his said brother at his store at about
O'Clock the morningo the I'm, ana renamed win
him till about % o'clock aud again met him at the
store at O'Clock and renamed WIN nun I'LL ABOUT
o'clock Deponent further sayeth, that during said pc,
RODS he was close by and within hearing OF his said
brother. that the only time when his brother entered
the Newly orld Hotel, during said periods was 81
about Ia O'Clock on the morning OF June hth, anu
that his said brother did not at any time say OF threaten
he would plunge or dirk knife into the breast Oh
Fernando Wood or any other person. or sho" the nan
die of knife or saw he was armed TO the teeth with
.stols nor was his said brother in language
ton. violent against or abusive Of the 'aid Wood
N"' JAMES CHOLWELL.
~ WIN 5. DAWSON Police Justice.
Upon these. Justice Davissn issued warrant for
the arrest of Garvn, and placed it in the hands of
officer Mount. who soon returned with his prisoner
He was held 70 bail in the sum Of $1,000 to answer
the charge of perjury preferred against him. Mr..
Martin Waters, of No. IL St. Luke's place, became
his surety.
,r,I.-: c.. AZ chnl,reI asked q arid why he