The New York herald., 1850-06-27
TWO CENTS.

sequenty told him that had left town and returned
TO the Cedsrs in order to prevent an interview be-
tween us, and the discovery Of his rascality
HENRY WIN. HERBERT,
June ID, 1850 Columbia Houss.
True copy D. Mc.u
SUBSEQUENT STATEMENT.
Mr. Herbert hsrins demolished small man, calls usss
another rather larger.
On Monday morning, subsequent to my inteFvisw
with Judge Barton tho Saturday evening previous
noa was informed BY Mr. brightly that Mr Dallas v.s
oshzant to nsolent language used with regard me,
IN connection with the above affair. by Mr. Leon b.
hrs' therefore addressed to Mr. Dallas note No. s.
Mr. Herbert asks for sauce to eat u, the venm.
To Mr.. J. A. Dallas, No i4i chestnut street
s'R am informed that Mr. Leon Hrst hes spoken
IN ,m;prop.r terms OF me- In public place in your
gentleman and man Of honor in defence OF nv own
putation, IN order to learn what the words he
made use OF In relation to me, my conduct.
This think you will not, under the circumstances.
Ihsve the honor to be,
your Gfsiisai MssSY isls.ni' wM HERBERT,
July II, 1850. Columbia House.
1rno copy m,c.,
The same afternoon received from Mr.. Dallas note
Mr.. Dallas turns States evidence.
SIN: In reply to yours 'o Of Il Til. morning h.v. Z.
state that Mr. Leon Hirst did words to the effect
that is did no, consider you snssmsn on Friday
Barton, Grain, and your friend,
IA. DALLAS.
Mr. H. W. HERBERT.
Immediately thereafter called on Mr. Carroll Te7is,
and requested him to act for me In the premises which
In conseq qusnoe, ne waited on Mr. Leon D. Hirst, sna
delivered TO him my note No. 7.
The blood Of Pembroke challenges Piebeiss.
NO. ~
improper language concerning me, applied TO Mr..
Dailas information the subject and from
him that Friday last in the Cafe roreoni. ycu, IN
the presence Of Judge Barton, Mr. Grain, and Others
publicly denounced a not being gentleman"
1 am therefore compelled TO demand Of you writ
ten apology Tor ih. used ~ sh,sa
bic, be at full liberty to publish
Your obedient servant,
HENRY w. HBRBERr,
LEor B. Hmsr, Esq. Columbia Houss.
' VIC We. LEVI.
Mr.. Hrst INFORMS Mr.. HnSert he do wsH&d-G
pieans.
Mr. Hirst replied to Mr. Tevis, verbally that he de-
MED the ofthe alleged phrases but percmptorily d
clined giving any written retracton, denial apio
gy and fur her stated that (Mr. Hsrbert) was at
liberty to take any measure thought proper"
Before 1t possible, however TO take any meA-
sures communication No. 8, and subsequently No .,
received by Bloods despsteh post at the bar OF
the Coluibis House and delivered to me accordingly
retractpg aud deny Ing everything in to,o,wherswith
Of course, the Affair ended. satisfactorily to myse,
HENRY WM. HERBERr,
w. c. TEvIs,
june 18th, 1850. No. 3s4 Walnut st.
Mr. Hrst backs doVn, and sires the lie 10 M. Dallas
No 81 Prune street. Juno 18th. 1850.
SIN: have Just received, through Mr. Carroll Tevis
. note from You dated to day, containing matters Of
which, mature reflection am entirely ignorant
was ut the Gaze Tortoni Friday last, with Judge
Barton; but certainly made any remarks which
by any possibility could be construed into the slight
eft disparag.ment OF Mr.. Henry W. Herbert The
words he quotes never made use Of shall sse Mr..
Barton the subject. L never had the pleasurv Of
MIR. Grains acquaintance should have sent. lind,
q written reply to you by Dir. Tcsis; such under
stand Is the custom leu will please express him
nv regret that did not 10 and at the time
yourself excuse what mistake.
Your obedient servant,
LION Is. HIRsT.
To Mr. Ursuy w HranERr.
Mr. Hira admits that he didn't sev snvfhias s.d sps.s
gires Jor ererpfhing hs Is made say
NO. g)
s7 Prune Street. June 18th, 1850
eiR: Since my communication TO you this afternoon.
have seen Mr. Dallss-Mr Barton l. out Of town in
New York business; au informed Mt his house
Mr. Dallas tells me- that did words sp oken Of
which, most ,mphatcay repeat have no rec ollec-
tion. How could have done 20. 7 knew not having
always entertained u contrary opinion. Since Mr.
Dallas for whom, friend aud gentleman enter
tain the highest respect, says perfectly willing
to withdraw the alsg,s expression; and regret thas
matter had we have met personally, am saro there
Your obedi~nt servant
LEON ID. HIRSr.
Ps nyou deem any further Communication nsess
cary II had much better personally ct my sos
~ above.
Mr Hssnr W. HrRHsnr. L.. IN.