New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

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Ir..ide 3, C;,,uces.er City, New Je-.yi | snoE :
,sey said 20 be Miss Eni.y Bo--ti say ~ho p.rA
BY thSt zane; she was s: ny sou.s " no t "0
ps-:s care in The SftsfDoJn of he oE J1y Hy
b-otner, p. II. Milford came WITH AeFi sae
there uftI .he s.nd.y ri.5t ioo VEG tie lle aaa
,her vas t.ken :, a place sboI. sF,t miles c'sten
20 tie hcr,e Of uy b-o.he,-n laT, joseph Lodge shs
vert IL ~ eornpsny Isu2p'-e ts t91k n ise'e
O. BIZ wh.t rsrie did JOn i1.rcf1cs her A.
took bsr az hsr request, sld sts wished . sno
would atrcdEee hsr by ner o-n y ra1o;5er mans ,.
her II she wished p.otec on i would b. npfasehl
20 IN her ova slls; ire q hsrJ L11 vas s-s
sestsd By wress wh3 ir,r ,ducei he, By tbs, ns'le
tke name Of the Place s Carpenters L.1tils ): not
on TIE Del.rs-e Rive, bat is sbou. sx or eight te'
iosnd from il e. MsushEs Creek wines's eroiae'Ab-
SO u farmer. ,,
q. DID you STATE who she sss 4. The i1iy tod
me She came f5r p,ot4 c,icn AID after staten sn o.
her difficulty It'd my bro.aer-iE-sN she cane 'I
her diicury would be s.'ted, bat ia 10. sts,e, o.
give him n suy way = ID9ersts1d v1o Sc VS.
didn't say she wss psyien. OF nice have s.a,sd s
tbe fsots op this ponf; tock her mere soont OF
o'clock on Ncndsy morning, abe hsvrg rsque!.e TIE
| 70 DO 70 the night before.
bcase a. j. va ny Own request nsie 4 tfom
the circu,snce TIE: stranger cane tss-e u - asht
whose syueslsrce 6d no, Ike; he gave his n.@s q
| Capt, de Riysrs; .tiLk ne iue ~ - OF o .ock
tha4 rjob.. h. did nct ssy where he from; ssf
seen en- account Of his name IN the pspe-s whsr ne
announced bic name, be said re you'd IKE 20 see diss
Biou,t ssi5 she was IL bed, a1o Observed toa' ne
wished 10 ses her very much, ard ne ssEed II ne
wou; call her; be insisted up5n seeing her, snd dd
cal her they had so-.e pnvsts conversation N my
paror which did 70; hear, Re ttNd s. the hotss
about hours, ard Ts1 N conp any Win ne. soou,
htli 80 hour ned no consultation VITA h.sl g. 10
1Ls: vss 10 be doIe With hss BiJust he might have
ed with as TO the prcprets Of rsmsnlrg nee,
b.. be dd not know the zee Tnsre wss gong to
tske her to; do no, know nos k.viere EreT she "ss
s. my house.
TIE Court-Was the statemen. that she wanted 70
be removed made after Dc Rvisre sfi, snd hom wnon
did she wish TO be protected. 4. Ny mssuiog. OF
"p.ctection was that she shouid 30 away Tor feT
days, until che could bs restored 70 her parents.
Il M Rsnsom-My brother Philip asked, when
she came fr.t, If would be wiling che sho1i remain,
a. she wished 70 remain in the countgy soma tine be
ad there was some suit between Ael n1sher elf,
and Cspt. de Hyicre TO the best Of my rec oIe,Jn,
he ssid that the father rad cTnmsHcei suit acslast
De Rviere for takrg her cl)hes did not ssy that De
RiveIe had taken her away 10 nsrry heT, but taei
sEe had come there ~ request CT her Eother Until
these difficulties were settled can't ssy SIC was
brought there escape from the resca OF her father
believe the object wss TO keep her from al the parties
until the mater settled; suppose 81 the p1F-
ties would mean Col. Blunt and Capt. do Riviere.
The Couit-Why did yol allow her 70 DC slone VIA
Capt. Riviere during a baf an hour ~. coIdnt
make any Other arrangement, as vent out 10 ooain
carriage to take her swsy while ne was t1ere and
did 10. want to turn man out so late ct night an
not positive that resG the VIII OF haoeas corpus
before she 10 the house, but did after she lef.
that che q. your house 4. She came a. her
own request snd 50 lopg as could keep her with Sc
curity intended 10 do so she told me who her sther
ard mother were, and why she left them; De Rvere
wac al my house perhaps half hour before ne sas
Miss Blount satisfied myself that he vas tho person
passing under that name before called Miss Biount
suggested 10 her the propriety OF removing from
there after she nsd the IItervls" with DE Rlyisre
he heard the suggestion and msde objection 70 ii
the suggestion came from ne; he had Lett before
l took her away in the carr'gei ne ssia nothing
about the state of the difficulty here; sss hun per-
haps one, tive, or three days after; lie came TO my
office; he was there last Saturday mornings ms
clothing was not shabby; lie had no mustsche, aud,
think he hsd no whlskers did not hear hun say ne
had no money, nor ask Miss Bount for any Md not
much conversation with HIM heststed in my own
mil d about allowing him an interview with ths lady;
did not know che there g. anst the will OF her
father; was induced to overcome my objections
partly from previous statements that she had been
vita him, and that he Lad Travelled with her; ] had
Heard that her father was in pursuit of her;
che had told me that heI father op.
posed to her connection with De Riviere;
never had any correspondence with De Riyiere;
dom know how lie came 10 my house only that he
came to the office; he has besn two or three times
there, end was there las. Saturday, he stayed five
ten minutes each time; had some conversation with
him, but cant recollect anything special; told him
On Saturday morning that Mics Bloant hsd gone 70
Ter father fret heard she had lef Lsges nouse,
thirk Thursday evening. went IL pursuit OF the N
at Camden, bat did not fod the lady NJ Lsrge told
me he hso taken her TO the Depot told him !. was
up to see her; di write to my brother in Hobo
ken that sbe was there, 10 anybody els,; wrote
| to the lady. letter shOwn ID the witness The
letter produced ls the letter wrote; that letter was
sent to Miss Bount by sage IN bundle Of clothes;
the letter wes dated July T., inst from the time
wrote the letter until the time went to Cam len had
not heard o: wha, had been done at the Court House
saw my brother on Tuesday; be informed me OF the
proceedings in Court on Monday.
Mr.. Demng objected 10 the evidence as irrelevant.
Mr.. Wbitirg contended that Mr.. hulfoid was also
guilty of contempt Of Court, in hsvng sided in the
coIcealment of Miss Bloupt after the issue Of the
habeas corpus aud also in drawing up false return.
Having false hood imposed upon the Court, this
Mulford, and all who aided in preventing the
ten of mandate Of the Court, were guilty OF con-
tempt A..
Blount to return: he arrived at my house Tuesday
evening; he stayed al my house until the next NOM
irg: think he told me there compromise be-
tween Mrs. and Col. Bount; told him glad of
ii: told him where Miss Blount was when he came
10 my bouse on Tuesday he told me there was q
reconciliation between Mr.. Blount, his wife aud
daughter informed Mes Blount, by the letter shown
me- Of the interview with my brother my brother did
not go TO Miss Blounti when found Miss Blount
had gone to the depot, l went and found her,
at Kenspgt Depot requested her to 90 back with
me- che said she wished to 90 on that she wished TO
see her father; ! came on with her; We arrived in
Jersey City abou. o'clock Friday morning; she
ssked my in kensipgton. after inquiring me wnen
had seen De Riv.ere, and told her that rad seen
him that day; why he had not written to her; / told
her believed he did abe said she did not get the let
ters that if she had got them she would not have
cone; De Ryiere did not know her whereabouts, and
of course could not direct her letters note accom-
panied the letter requesting me 20 forward the letters
10 herr think one of the letters Wa. dated Tues
dsy and the other Thursday the letters are nov ct
the Post Office, which is kept by myself.
Mr.. Whiting stated to the witness that he wished
the letters TO he produced.
Witness-I will if they are not Destroyed told
Mas Blourt a. KensiDgon depot that she hsd better