The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

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Yesterday cur reporter visited Capt Henri d hsre,
1t the Napoleon Hotel Hoboksn, whore hs Is q prSsan
remaining in the custody OF officer NcDonoogh. awaiting
further action Of his counsel. Gen. Wright, in regard to
the charge against him by Col B!ouni
The Captain has rented comfortable occupying
rooms Nos and 10 Of the hotel both OF whish fur
nshed with all ae comforts that could be desired Around
the room hung Us military clothing aud sword, which
he said he used in the Crimean wn Quito largo mum.
Der OF letters lay upon The table, and among them q
pocketbook containing half dozen letters through
each Of which bullet hos, ball having passed
tirey through sad struck case In his pocket, which
saved his life while In fight
The captain occupying seat ct the table when
reporter entered Hs in appearance very sharp and
intelligent looking man, apparently about twenty eight
years Of ago, TALL well built, with black eyes and hair
He has every appearance Of French soldier and aSs
remarkably good English On the bed beside him lay
revolver heavily loaded He showed 20 signs OF fear
but laughed al the oea that no to b kidnapped and
carried ca as We: reported 1t was the intention Of the
Capsan DO R,visre IN rcply 70 tho question, Was no
married 70 Miss Emma Bouat denied It and stated further
that he should not be until h6 Ind fully shown
that no in every respect what he represented himself
10 DO, and h innocence fully proven to tho charges
m0oo 3o&etmt-
nation to remain with Madam Blouct and her daughter
snculd he be killed in tho attempt they having pace1
themselves under his protection, and no will submit 10 no
intrusion upon their rights but by law He 10 willing to
have an examination, which will no doubt be granted MIN
next week
He assured our reporter that Miss Bount was truly in
love with him and had sworn 70 become his. As proof
he showed tha following letter. one OF which WAS sent TO
him while tho young laay was ss the house. Of DR. De
Wees, at No 79i Hoadwsy:-
MY DxAR FRKsD:-
,Es absent from ne ss5 s g much from
kijed Or mornded have heard my father and your enc
iss male . @ssy thrs.s hey would 90 10y oSaia
e y either .S uscs or thing else ,A al they
:sd SS
fui messenger r. BLoUEr.
We are at present at DR.. De Wees, Broadway don't
know the number You can easily fad out Through The
sfssn Young Do wees 10 lame i you have dsuT
h1Ts Grace Al her. ar.
trying hare make believe do not for you
81 s e enc. nd
C S me 70 .s :. Jos him %s
wedding and thai you hsd license and Witnessed and hst
nov someihDg come as soon POSSIBLE, telling
S r. sRs me- SsF
Tho last OF the above letter was commenced by tho
mother and finished by the daughter. The paragraph
Captain de Ryiere has numerous other letters from the
young LADY which win be withheld from publication for the
present, showing her ardent attachment 70 him Among
the various letters he showed reporter eiga
cd by james Harper, General Sanford, az Mayor Kins
land and others from this city, inviting him to New York
10 deliver bis lecture the In the Crmea He has
also numerous letters Of invitation from the proni
nen In New Orleans, St. Louis, Cincinnati and other
Cities desiring him to visit their cities and deliver his lee
tureu.
After quito lopgthy Conversation with the captain
reporter was conducted 70 Mrs Blount's p.rtm ents
which located tho third floor and being intro
duced by Captain de Rivisre she Expressed dosire 70
make iAcn public concerning Captain de Rvete, her
daughter and herself through the medium OF the HERALD
Mrs Blourt Ia q very amiable looking woraan OF
thirty tive forty age, and OF medium height She
was dressed In . musin delsne basque lgat SKIRT and
wen educated and ref rsnsS sIsss % s he report
other insanity being exceedingly ridiculous and ab
r BEFORE ne public IN the thew hny"
She seemed deeply acted in regard 70 whss had occur
and remarked that e.a S az ssS wOa
haye nov been enjoying their home in Mobile.
In regard 70 Captain dc Rviere, abe e1precscd the
s,mssif senilean and man throughout All the dncui
ties they had been forced 70 endure Al 70 hn standing
ne had fully satisfied both herself and husband months
Doth in the United STATES and France; bat through
Inc encr,s Of some svn disposed pers,ns she a.
R,iere Daring The time the captain was at Mobile
che said that her husband always encouraged
Capan De Ryiere IN visits TO hs house and bis atten
scps 70 hs daughter Emily Il was until Col Boun
learned that CapNr de Rviere and Emily were engaged,
that he turned against him. story Alter story WAS then
trmpcd up in regard 10 the captan and among otbers
was tue report that no was married mau and had 9
wife residing In Philadelphia This, she said. was indeed
ouiie serious charge she felt 1. Der duty mother
70 inyes,ra,e lis truth Ths she did, and her efforts
suited in excnerAsng Captain De viere from the charge
ane ssAns, hin hneiag ihsi her nuseana ~
teryrsueo urou becoming the wife OF Captain de Rviere,
abe would protect her In what abe deemed her rights
Their departure from home YVES Gully to consummate the
marriage ceremonies and agreed that they should
proceed 10 Havans, Cuba, ard there Dc united accvrs
Ing TO The its. Q, the E0An .i h,s., Una,S nn
had follow cd them. Here they 81 the urgent request o.
Cap,an De Rysre, ,sis f0r Ns~ York bat was nr in.
tennon AZ soon they had been married, 70 return
home 20 Mobile; but do Riverc and kmiy were TO pro
coed directly France In tae first steamer Her treat
nent IN THIS CITY abe ecmpsasa Tos. em,or ., ,, UD
and COZ boed 10 her room aud curing the evening Of the
day they arrived her husband desired 10 take her rom
the hotel and carry her 70 The bouse OF Dr. pewees
| was prsvcn:sS by Nrs. Devices VINO was .prcse0t t1u
1 evening: bur the foiiorng day she TOOK up hef
ausrlei: hsrs. After hsy naa oee much 10 .s po
nuhsa 10 apa hsrsef scd daughter kept o. prisoners
tho house, aua socu found that ihe vaers and tne
family In general had Instructed 70 sov no person
"a oouaaruie Ate tn Enty THIS was on account
of tie arr al Of Captain Dc Nyiere IN tnn city, ne nav
| ne followed IN the pex, steamer nom Havana.
| AMIR sevsrul as,s, she ss she WA determined no
longer submit 10 suca treatment and wschtg her op
porIunty, company win Der dashirr iei her hsnsn.
| AZ the above horsc. Ms B!ount rcmaaed the hrsl
nirh Al the ST. Nicholas Hotel and on the fcoslns Cay
IN company with Capt de Riyetc, proceeded 70 the Ne
| poieon Hotel, Hoceken, where they stni remain
| WITH the exception u Emily, who she SAYS
ssfely OF, OF tas way 81 Der pursucrs hrs Bounf A.
| surcd orr reporter ,hH Captain de Rivtere and hef
rapgh,sT had not a. yet bcoa married. che ~i remain
nj Inc hotel until ali settled in regard 10 de Ryiere, and
| viii then return hoos " close MP some business
when che VIII remove Tor good from The psee' and 70
| turn North
rnr above are the statements a1et reporter By
de Ryiere end Ms @oan', and are sheir sds OF in'
| story
Tbe case Of n. Kind GOO Of the most extraordinary o.
| record.
1 AN sxposrTfos or IxRskr LAW.
NJ Ths kpuoR 90 HsxaID.
| HosoSKy, July @, 1858.
| SEA- few lines in q Ne~ York paper on tho " N
Rvters CASE in Hobcken clearly exhibit worthless