The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20

Court a. veil to myseK, V hear testimony and hs
sop d exercise much ps:iebce IN b sring Mr. Hupcxe
purse binsef Of contempt Dd turn out, though, that
uphold the dit nifty Of the Nouvt
M d. ming then remarked that, ~ Witnesses would Se
called he ssted an adjournment Tor the purpose Of pro
Judge OGDEN s.sd be oculd occasion for an ad
jourDmept, and therefore oould Dot grant It
nv Rsrsom th& gated thss the compromise msde by
Coz BOuKt bad never been mada known n hts counsel
However, Mrs Rioults psrt OF the compromise had
nc h ~ Ss sDs s 'ns p %
Mulforc bad received As 70 Misc BIount seeing
de Riveye. she only With hm about i've minutes in
but ace ss,o she would rot Che therefore
father in spite OF ALL and actually borrowed So OF gen.
Newsn tn bring her on 10 New YSk.
Judge o. denis Mics Btount IN New York9
Judge Wbi'ing-No, sir; she is near ct hand With her
father, aDo ady TO oe called into court required
would state that were not for the pubc should
have oe Riviere he 1t the office Of Dr. Muord
The pos master Of Gloucester City, and could have mo-
doubt, been room If erwsre taken.
Mr. Ransom then stated that they would proceed with
the iessiu opy.
John Sheppard then called and being duly worn,
tsdI rssioe st Elizabeth City, New Jersey an pr oprie
tcr Of the Cpba Boel, near the railroad know j. I'm
Hurcke; introduced to him by Mr. Milford
Dey ct law wss on the morning Of the 6n Of Ju!y Mr.
Davn, bartender for Mr. Huscke with him; toiuk
he sso Introduced me 10 Mr. HuDcke; the in&roducucu
took place ~ nv house, vas about four O'Clock in the
Wis, M. Huncke, Mr. Muiforo, and young Isdy; they
came oariaae could not say who drove the carriage
when got Up Hound that the carriage had been orve
into the arc leaving the carriage they came out 70
the front door think M Hupcte told me he drove the
carriage mp raw no driver with them they
spefe TO her in my presence at shs. dime sbo we'd the
into the psror they all took breakfast tose.ner M.
Hurcse ordered the breakfast they all appeared very
hungry; did not hear the young lsdy's name; should
think she where in the hood Of sixteen
seventeen years Of age; MI Huncke and Mr. Davis
the frat eavs they started in the carriage about
O'clock Mr. Milford and the aoy left asout half past
eight quarter before nine O'Clock they stated they
we're going TO Railway think they left in the quarter be
fore ppe o'clock tram weet DID not hear the young lady
mske any rcmarts old not hear NJ Milford Mr.
Burcke say Any thing about the affair; Mr.. Huncke paid
Hupcke tod me IL was bis CO.. rage be sold me that thew
had ali left homo and had been ont little jAunt
two or three he stated that he young girl had been
with them did not state where they had been where
they we're going; Mr. Milford told me he~wss goicg 10
Railway Mr. MILFORD old not st,p n my house on his re-.
turn the young lady about medium dark
Der veil down except when ~ breakfast think they
carpet bag With them an satisfied would know her II
saw Der again.
Richard r. Deming, being duly sworn, says-I am
A~yr by profession, and do business at No 60 Wall
present stopping at Inc Napoleon Hotel kept by John
Hunoke; have been there about Eve months know Mrs.
Hount; have seen Mes Bout; nrss them the day
before the Fourth Of july fret Mrs. Bount passing
through the ball with Italian three day after they
arrived 1T the hotel first Miss aount when passing
1 me nave never acted As counsel Tor Mrs
was made 70 take de viere by the police decline to an
ever IN attempt made 10 take the ladies away; On
to advice her In reference her being imprisoned on the
ground Of insanity had heard her freq lenty
r'd ws satisfied abe was . sane woman, and when
remarked that II was In her place should not be
CIV gtt by HIM about half past eleven O'Clock night
NJ HuDcke and another person came TO my room and
asked to 60 into the stable; mad Off my boots and
coat and sitting reacrg at the table the time they
Informed me that The LADIES' were on the roof leading 70
III ~ sfiHro aoftn "a
iDpreop Der for insanity they asked 70 Jake them
through the window into tho stable accordingly went
and d,o 40 - gaapty could shortly Afterwards some
came and said they could In again; after they
were tben into the stable for the second zone one
MT Dernour helped them in; soon alserwards lesrned
that ,hsy were In M Hunckes bedroom; went In and
convened with them, bu. shortly After wards rered
vertatsoa with him; af,er Colonel Biount
haa returned from Jersey City; he was informed
return be remained in nv room ali night. dn not
tell him OF the dongs the root did not who sent
hu 70 Jerey City; vas informed by Mr. Hunoke Of the
gone TO Jer,ey City, do MT know the night Miss Bl,uut
ef coud not say who're Col vas when hey we're
oI he ,ao .ss 1s 'So me ne r ns we told
en- the night Of the 9th Of Juy could not say II Mr.
BSnest .it tha. morning ia q casrisge.
did not spswer, be vac sent fer.
Charles Powell, beios duly sworn, ssys-I reside At
II zAbsth City, New Jersey; bartender for Mr. snep
testimony ~ss CD oh of Jcly about six oco,k In the
mornug saw Mr. Hutoke, Nj Davis, Mr. Mulford, also a
yours lacy DID rot learn Who sue cas-; they renamed
bu, few moments, after got up Mr.. Hrncke aud Ne
D,vis Jeff nrstNr Nufcrd and the lady left in the az
S'Gss g, i. sney s.es .s were going 70 Railway.
Who The young lacy vas think they had carpet bag With
tn m they had Just done their breakfast when ga up
nothing ~As said about where they had been.
william kuiord, being sworn, said-Ireside II Glouoes
ter CITY hnow Mss Emily Bount said 10 be Una, per
sonsi least there vas lady BY that name brought
ANA hQro ont ha n s,f I,lv
sferr Don; my brother, Philip Milford came 18th her
she remained 81 my house until sunday night the lIth
'Antat the place OF Joseph lodges brother in law Of
mine sbe went In company with me NJ her reane~t
hat soo1 her ,he wanted . know u should introduce
her BY another told her that abe wished pro,ec
Ion she had better By other than her own
NE name OF Emily Iondc was suggestsi; IL was
Who suggested The name, and introduced her a. The
sane Mr. lodges at Carpenters landing he lives Just
above the point on the MADshau creek; Mrs Blouot
stated 70 me vhes she first came 70 my house
Mat she Was there only for protection, bavins
bad some difficulty; told Mr.. Lodge those facs aud
hat the tfieuny vss-thas abe would remain bat few
name; II was In the night took her away from nv
house was the NIGHT Of The 1iu inst about three
or four O'Clock In NE morning; was II her reques,
o unit OF stranger Who came there that nixhs and
dc not Ike bis appearance; hn name b CAPTAIN
as came 20 my souss be sa n , ss , Ssss
he lad come nom; he ted me his name: had heard
before, however in The papers We had al rssred whom
him N, and be said be would like 70 soc Mss Bount
Old him Tho was In bed; however, observed 70 him
hat nc wkhed W zee her very much, would call her;
le nsbted, and did so ~ seon she down they
rad some converratoa By themselves, but I did
rot hear 10 think be renamed about tso
leurs; he was IN Der company about half an hour:
'ad no conversation with him vhaa vas 70 be done
ssh Mss Bount; he might have conceded with nv sur
esons, but could not say think be did not know the
,amo OF the place We we're goiDg do how dc
REVERE found out Mes Bount was Il my house. when
be came thought she 70 remain out OF HE wav,
a. my brother Pulp who came With her; when they
rrived be asked ne she could not be permitted 70 no
nan Ter short time. be remarked that che wished 10
one into the country for time; he tod me the par.
iouiars regarding her case he told her father
ae commenced suit against do Rvcre for some clothing
hrs hlnk be did lot tell that de Rvlere had taken
YER away from home 70 marry her. bus she awsy
Ter mothers request cannnt cay was SPECIAL re.
uest that che should be kept from her father while
hese proceedings were gong thought for The
urpcse Of teepirg her away from Got Blount and dc
liviere While dc Rviere In conversation With Mss
soun went out W my carriage heard her father
I'D sued out Q writ OF hAbess corpus for her did i
ot hear OF y before she left my house ; |