New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

prv--usrso. Az ia a,''v's lives ~ the n. -. .,~
Ho'el-bss rented fursl ed reoin hs,s the l.,. tvs
weeks, sid is tever there when proc<s. /. ss.t n
him; he s~sys away ther. HIS counsel u,ast.ts
TO spper fer him, see bin isr tbs. undertaking ana
yet come here without him. lie claims % b. q.
honorable man and yalsn, usn snd surely ouxsx
not TO te afraid 20 saow hs face q Court OF Jus,,n -
We car prove that he in the house ~ late q 10
o'clock sst evening. ard ths Mr. Mulford might have
seen him anl serysi the VII, as lie had uudert aksa
to 20.
Mr. Mulford ssid in answer 10 question, thr he
did not think be delivered TO De Riviere copy e
the writ
Judge Ogden 10 Mr.. Milford They are csrtaiaiy
entitled 20 sworn statement Of the facts snd 1t mag
De n.eesssr, Tor your own protection IS Al officer ef
the Coui', because ss the Sber returns you put your
self in bis place and made yourself resp ,nsibe.
Mr. Mul'ord said ths, in returning from the Court
House he saw Csp, De Rviere walk on The piazza Of
the hotel smoking cigar, and ths. there wss us
seeming effmt on bis part for concealnen,. and thMR
was at that time he Mr.. NJ spoke to him about his
intention to prepsre q return to the witt and .oas
more than he Surprised thi, morning 90 leGsiax
what bad occurred .sst night.
| Mr.. Hureke having srrived in Court Mr. Miisri
read his return to the writ, ss follows:
John Huucte In the within wr, named being any swor, S
sld return TO sad Wit bis oath saith rhs b. hes
anoweese mtorns,cn ,esre M.s Emily slouu, ,A.s
day morning ssi as be this sPonsnt 4, informed snd eevs
hi. custody control srd Deponeu,
,her saith bs, few days since Mira Eaily j. Blunt tss
md Sis. OF The M s :s :s and SS s
TEL but this dpon-nt 'a,h that be has deAr~ ~
her person or scou, That ssd Emily Boun, las, nsm-d h
Se and Ia. been si her liberty ia any
by h, eeponent aud h not now nor ever has been the os
Tos.sS1 rs,ui in any msnuet ~h.i-ver JOHN HUNCKE
Sworn and subscribed to before ne ne. Jq,y ,ss
Mr.. Rarsom-we shall be prepared to coatrovsst
tbis answer at such time as the Court may fix for
hesrpg. We shall be able to show such Q state sf
fscs IS Will convince the Cour. that Mr.. Hancks hss
ody of these pesons and could produce them hero
without any difficulty at al. Perhaps is not necss-
cary to state what we expect to prove In this mat
ter; but il s one Of thoss in which the Court VI
look into all the circumstances OF the case before D.
cdirg We now ask only that as early day ~ pos
sble may te fixed for the hesricg We will ak buS
little time to draw the traverse to the return. With rs'
gard to the other matter, suppose could no. aow
proceed against De Rvere for contempt as does not
appear that he has received the writ therefore
ask that the time for the return the writ be extended
It'll Monday mornrg at O'Clock.
The extension Of the writ was granted, aud the whds
matter was postponed until Monday morning.
= Up to 10 O'Clock last evening, nothing he'd eees
heard Of the fugitive.
The following is a succinct sccoun. Of De Rivierss
introduction to the family of Col Bouut CLEANED iron
auth entic sources:
Some time in the early part Of March, 1893, "Cses
do" Rvere made his appearance IN Mobile Is Cn-
me An hero Ise was introduced to the family OF Cos:
Ri, unit al the house Of lady friend in Mobile, sae
shortly sfterwsrd Col. Blount who is layer, wecs
to steno the citing Of the supreme Court o. mons-
gomery Duripg bis absence DE Rivisre's di1culty
With Capt Msury occurred, and the duel was foughs
at O'Clock . Sunday evening. ,
ON Sunday mornisg, the same day, Mr.. Blouns b.
,.s osssSs and on his way at the tims from Mont.
eomeIy to Mobile, De Rvere called at his house and
asked TO to see Mrs. Blount. lie was shown nte
the paror, where Mrs. BOunt soon met him. de then
tod her that he going to fight duel with Capt.
Maury at O'Clock, that afternoon, and he had re-
ques, TO prefer to her, which was, that II he should
be killed in the duel she would that his body wa
inferred accordu Jto the rites OF the Roman Cash00
Church.
lie added: 1T msy seem strange that sholld pre-
fer such request to you, perfect stranger and It s
necessary that should explain IL. | am not what
seem, plain Cant. DO kvisre but the Count do Rvsrss
a pobleman of France have large estates and reve-
nues but heard within few days that my steward
has collected eli the revenues due me, beside ooss-
cling six months eat IN advance from my tenants, IN
der threat of election that he has destroyed the title
deeds to my property and absconded from France In
consequence, AIN witt cut money. have hsd tae
ere times from seoret assassinson, but my servoee
in go saving him .re known only 70 mysef the Em.
peror and three OF his ministers have distingushed
my self in the Crlmsa. a. one of the Leaders OF
forlorn hope and you have the rne',ss, orders
and decor atone that have been conferred on me there
for. have cared the gratitude Of the Emperor 10
consequence oiTny ipfm health caused Dy injuries
and exposures in the Crmea .he Emperor regards ne
his friend and pr0tege, and hiss granted me tnree
years leave OF sbsencs to travel in tue Unied Stste
lie told me- before left Paris, that II would marry
American lady, he would pls her near the persoe
OF the Enpreso aud create Due de Riviere, giving
me estates fcient to support the title with proper
dignity lie designated the estates which be intended
should accompany the title, and from them ! snould
be able 10 allow my wife from 5000 to t30.0 .0We
yssr 10 spend a. she pleased. The Empsrors object
In bidding mo 10 marry an American lady Wa that
she might form q nucleus around which he coula cob
ect the young provincial nobility OF Francs snd tnas
reform bis court. He is dissusted with the impurtys
immortality ard vice prevailing at his court snosg ~
ladies' and 5ssires that the Court OF Frs,ce shoala
equsl in purity, morality and virtue shst OF queen S
toIis N England. ,,
not or Enslish lady, because the French would NOS
tolerate tho iLfusIce Of az English womsn 10 tne n
psr,I's bossebold. Now MADAM, ever soce hsve
seem you, have felt the greatest Iespecs sna vsne
which cannot explain. ! am standing in very soa.
ern position. Bsfore the sun sets may De nu nooreo
with thoss who are NO more IN THIS world OocaPyIe3
such position, with all its solemn consequences you
must sea that I have no object 10 mlsepresenung
facts o. stating anything false to you.
81 ssx you now soiemoy, as though the reqns~
came from the lips of dying man, never % dvasc
to your husband or children the communcst wnice
have made TO you. II should survive, snd succoeo
in wiz aing the affections Of your daughter xnn .ns"
10 be ounded on esteem for ne alone, and 40 NOT 40
| ere or imagination 10 be dazzed by tne pru'sss
! prospects that await her a. my wife u,.
IL reply to this extraordinary address NJ y Dy.s
gave The required ASSURANCE, and the gsian. Nos
ave" departed 70 light his dus. ., ~. mind ~ Hm