The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16
THE pE RIvHRE ROMANCE,

saAasAsA OF CoA> BlOunt ard his Wafs-Sud.
asn TernAlns tkyn Of tho gArocsedings-Dep@r-
care Of Gel. Sisune AID his Wife from the
Court Houss-The Sgrsement Entered into
between - r. and Nlrs. Bisunt-C he DsuRh-
Ger To be Produ.sd before Monday Next
The Gsr4ant ZOaave to Sail Tor Europe In
the rty II ste~mer, DO, sSc.
The &c iviere romance resumed Il the Hudson
County rcuit Court yesterday morning. before Judge
Ogden associates Judges Fink and Charles There
Yves large attendance present among them several
d'e About ten O'Clock Madam Blount arrived, In com
pan sith Mrs Huncke In carriage, and on their arrival
IN House thcy met by COL Hount
assisted Bount from the carriage and immediate
, y offered her his arm. The offer not accepted,
sboagh they walked up stairs and sutsred the Judges
private chamber together.
ME BIount was elegantly dressed, her wardrobe hav
Ing been 10 her by her husband carly Thursday
morning, through the influence Of kr. Richard Jsnnug
eysnsel for Mr.. Huncse, the hotel proprietor
About half past ten O'Clock Judge Ogden arrived and
eock his the bench. Tereup,n issue was joined
the traverse to the return made by John HuncKe 70
che vr Of haoeas corpus, directing Elm and De Kvere TO
produce Me bodies Of Mrs and Miss Emily a. Baouns
ehe cxsc M Ransom read the following affidavit of Mr.
kuiford, de Rviere's COUNSEL
gr,i~on oos~tr ss-Phiip H. milford being duly sworu,
ON his oa,A erose he Is Of The COUNSEL
Captain hviere @ defend him in certain prosscu
Ssnry bssy ssern county, informed ieps,ient
We're er as n e as ss Wished e lie ana epa
Ss. fss % Thai re sAorMsS sad sheriff = that !d dc
ssys ss s.. ss.1cS sss :sa Ssuse e. s@se r
ss Eiysre !. The Of ie COPY o .sd
apcnes uShsr sam that be Ssa no ohsr motive or Object
g, taking SAID copy n :" obtain ro s ss said Dc svers
soar, .f,er as ssP9nsn .sy SID De RIVER the p
ssld sheriff done and ser advising said De Rvsre in
% eun sss s I'm s nH the w ss
for ,sd De Riyiers 70 execute in due form Of law
and attempted and said de Ri
New YORK. ana oSnsd BY said r. Bioun as tie deponen
med and believes hsi said ee Rivsre as deponent
tse ssic mandatory has returned and
Rsere having ef said hotel until he called he On
S me suTn Il & e. s sn ne
lord executed when deponent for the frst time informed
has o ss q as
be ei said soel and tprher this does not know
subscribed July Il ls5e E. n DAYroN eepnx,
The following affidavit of Sheriff Beatty also read by
Nh. Ransom
sase Of Nee Jer.ey Bad.on co,grt,. Henry B. Beatty
Ss1s VIII hsSeas corpus he ssid Henry De Rire
ia, he did not see e Rysre but saw lis
sSnnfel paD suoTs an sSrnsy Of The Court q
Were Who council took the wr. from his
Il. B. BEATTY, Sheriff.
attachment be issued against de Rvere he claimed
that egsl service performed by Mr.. Milford he hsv
hs & not ssow aVl he % The ooe a
sei and de Ryere had consulted together regarding the
Upon these grounds Mr. Ransom considered de Rivsre
Euhy OF contempt Of court and asked for an attachment
Iusge ogden asked 70 see the aaidavits.
Mr.. AuioTd remarked that far the afdevis went
lie presumed hsy we're sufficient for the purpose OF the
Judge Ogden said be did not hear what Mr. Milford had
Mr. Ransom desired know If de Rviere could appear
JsSse ogden said he would srst hear what Mr.. Milford
Mr. Huliord then proceeded review the cause Of de
Rvere sudden departure from the hotel He called their
.fshton uncon;rs5icted the affidavit that
eI Rviere fear OF arrest which was in
tended by habeas corpus procured by Col Bount and
ne and thereby intended 70 take him ont a The state II
for this reason he commended de Rviere did
main make q return 10 the writ
Judge Ogdep-B that fnct adr1iftedf
Mr. Mutord-t has not been contrsdictod.
Judge Whiting contendet that on their showing the
served the State Of New Jersey. Had de Nvere been
arrested upon q Issued By the Governor OF New
York nigh. have excused his (de RvieresS personal
Ape court and free him from answering de "a
ss On The ssy Of NJ suore &c REVERE only
guilty Of contempt but Is afugitve from justice In both
ssAtss The process which Vas therefore set forth was
Judge Ogden asked be allowed 10 examine the return
q the wrt Who sser short time said tina, the writ Of
hAbeAs corpus directed 70 de Roviere, commanding
him appear in court the 12h inst had been Issued
the sth. No re,urus made 10 the writ, and motion
Tor attachment against the defendant nov applied
for proofs OF the receipt OF the habeas corpus The
Justice admitted the bad right 10 look for, and
ehoud require obedience 10 is command, the day
ordering The production OF the persons alleged TO be
Illegally detained from their proper custors, within the
return CT the reasons for such detention, or an
answer sAtstactory, showing that the writ had
n IN In dun txfra NJ
public justice, that all processes issued from judicial ri
buna having jurisdiction Of the subject maner should
be promptly executed and implicitly obeyed There 10
branch 81 JUDICIAL power IN which faithful magistrate
shoul5 exercss more consistency and summary power
s.dsoTy rae. AZ ,his Gaze rss now presep,ed 70 The
oourta OF attachment Cor oontempt instant
sfdavn 70 furnish the deponept with prima (acie
ouse for negecting or po-tponing 10 appear in court
IL did not appear hat Col Bount had procured tue issuing
~ this ascsnsnt before the proceedings took place and
without the oontrvance OF Colonel Bount that de
Ryiere was prevented from appearing here therefore
there excuse for his here Bot
he had ned from justice, and his whereabouts
unsnown; ano further, that regulation could not have
10 the Governor o. Of New jersey uuless the
party against whom issued stnensble 70 the
Tsvisre was smensble 70 the laws Of New
York. Bot, even true That such re4uisfton
ssued, Ms formed n without pre-
party could succeesfuiy purge hi, contempt
cf the Judge OF tribunal By alleging that resulted
from hs attempt ~ escape from the service OF process
sroe another me Judge thereupon ordered the attach
be stated that this longer issue
between slouni and de Rviere, but between the Court
and Dc Rvicre The proper oicer, therefore, for The
?ose OF the service. the sheriff Of the county.
Mr.. Ransom then stated that they we're ready 70 pro-
ceed win the traverse against Mr. Huncke the proprietor
81 the Napoleon Hotel.
Mr.. Richard 7. Demlne counsel for Mr.. Huncke, re.
>nsrked that be had understood that the sidc
tended 70 subp0na witnesses 10 testify 70 the
70 convict Mr. Huncke acoompce Of de Rvers
Tie should therefore, object " testimony being taken
Whatever. the indefinite could
form Mr. ID then read the traverse, and moved
chat be amended ~ show something definite in
all be stricken oui and the petition sl back
What remains.
formal mater, and mere general dknisl a |
me facts Get up. The usual way OF preparing |
traverse cssily. There need that the |
should be written. II only done ri the suggcs-
zen Of the Court BE submitted that they
Cured 10 puhrd a written traverse Al all and II so