The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-13

makes aiiidavit In the same matter the foregoing
it IS false that II any man representing himself as
street, makes affidavit In the matter IL is also
false and malicious. and this deponent has the
evidence in his possession on which 70 prove
those declarations; and deponent further swears
upon Information and belief, that there ore other
persons who are proposing to make aidsvits in the
cocted and gotten up by a notorious bogus bond
broker. Harry lenness and one Powelson, who are
both In constant communication with the occupants
OF room II, II Broadway-to wit, A. A. Beknap and
Alvah Baldsal-and that those persons, with others,
against tie said F. Baey Collector Aforesaid and
deponent further says that he has been engaged in
tracing the course OF those parties for several days
ponent as a government oifcer. has been prose
cutting in this matter, he is well satisfied that
davits as above referred to are not their real
names, but gross, fictitious names. That de-
p POI lo, has ascertained that the name OF
Lamartine Is IN fact H. Shaw, and resides at 1913
Greene street; chat the person who gives his name
as Charles W. Carter is really named Hubbell; that
the person who givesIhis name John Hail is really
George Armstrong The person who gives his name
nent is Informed and believes that each OF the per-
sons son proposing to make afidavits In the promises
n naa received En or is to receive So or some
ponent further says that he is informed and be-
neves That said Avah Blaisdell is under Indictment
In the United States Court OF the district for fraudu
lent distillatlon, upon complaint Of said Bailey.
Whereupon deponent asks that warrant may issue
III Ilo 1Trcst VI cuCH VI the PERSONS named above,
and for such other persons as may make alldayits
In the premises. +. c. TAPLEY
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9Th day
OF July, lS6s-R. E. SrILwEIL, United States Com
missioner.
Southern District or Ne,o York ss:-Frederck @.
Tapley, being duly sworn, says that he ia Informed
and believes that H. Shaw alias John Lamartine
has this day made an affidavit before John A. Osborn
United States Commissioner, of the tenor set forth in
the foregoing affidavit and That said adavit is In
certain proceedings, instituted before said John A.
Osborn. II. G, TAPLEY
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 9Th day
OF July, ls6S-R. X. STILwELL, United States Com
missioner.
United States or america, Southern District or
Nelc YOrk, ss:-Joshua r. Bailey, being duly sworn
says that he has read the affidavit OF f. c. Tapley
hereunt0 annexed; that he has been shown paper
purportng to be and which he believes to be copies
OF the afidavts which some OF the persons named in
the AFFIDAVIT OF Mr.. Tapey are about to swear to;
That the charges contained in said aildavits are
utterly and totally false and untrue and deponent is
prepared to prove that the proceedings which are
now instituted by Jenness, Powelson and Blasdcll,
named in atdaYit Of MR. Tapley, ale the result Of
conspiracy the object OF which Is TO blackmail him
and subject him TO defamation annoyance and In
jury. - J. f. BAILEY.
r. Z. STILwELL, United States Commissioner.
II. Shaw, who made affidavit against Collector
Bailey under the name OF John Lamartine and }. G.
Rowe, who swore under the name OF John Calvery
arralgned on Saturday before Commissioner
Stilwell and were fully identified by United States
Commissioner Osborn az the men who had made
affidavit before him under their respective aliases,
and by other witnesses were identified under their
real names, and were fully committed for perjury
Blaisdel Jenness, Poweson and Noyes will have
0rnation OF perjury They were all lodged In Lud-
low street jail Wednesday and Thursday Of last week