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

nr whtiDg claimed that Mr.. Huncke could be shown
- be 60 copspSator In the affair.
J9ese OGDEN ruled that the testimony admi able.
witness resuned-hy brother Was 1t my house
fnssdsy but be informed what hsd been done the
court me DAY previous, and remarked that there
every appearance Of COMPROMISED told hm was glad
70 hear IL he did not Miss BIouns while there, but 70
After her. she was at the Remington depot ksd her
return, but she said she wished 70 como on to New
sen under the charge Of the police or . conductor;
she sn'd she only wished to see her father came on
SsS her, md We arrived in ssy Cy ssoot three
aked me when had eeen de Rviere; told her Saturday
morning she raid, Why did he not write 70 meS
she han not got his letters told her had received
two before I came away for her. but did not
ss received hen Ss wou bsTs sss
etteTs at my office, they directed 70 Miss Emily
they came enclosed 10 me 10 note requesting to for
wArd them; did not promise dc Rvere that would send
bs letters 70 her. he gave me- however, the directions
Mr. Lodge did not come 70 Ne ~ York with us; when
thers she said she wanted 70 60 70 her fahers then
nireo ocach on the way up she aad she would psy
ana od POI could not say how much money she had she
sat down on the stoop and then walked down Broad,
way; did not wat 70 sec her get in any one come
70 be door, walked down TO the Hobokeu ferry aud
crossed 70 Hoboken; TO my brothers. Dr. Mui
ferd; saw my brother Philip In the afternoon Of that
mornDg that had passed her daughter over to her
father was introduced TO her In the afternoon by De-
Mnliord; Miss Biount was 81 times unwel while at my
house; not 30 a. 70 need medical attention.
Cross examination BY Mr. Demng-Doctor did you ever
hear nom male or female that John Huucke WAS
bcken 10 your house, along any of thai distancp
A. heard her cay that Mr. HuOcke did not know With
sS sne @ the house. heard her ssy sae was
me that was her desire 10 keep out Of the wsy:
she SAID abe did mot wish 70 90 to her ather's until
hotel with my brother did not tell me that Hupcke
Grove; never received any letter from Mrs Bloun.;
she told at that she was attached 70 dc Rivere
i'm. lint che md doutn
TO bis sincerity In the matter; told her married
nan but che said he was not she said her mother dc:a
HERAiD; shcer ShaDgie the person who spoke TO ms
s the railroad oepos; he wanted know If ~ss going
Mr. whiting, during The exsmioaion Of tue above wit.
ness showed him the following letter, which he
DEAR kIss-I have even surprised myself the
nc sSos
b., but Tysem no; even my fsmy.they spppo.os
feel for special You should 20 remain ana
ONLY s s
ns On o and until MY brother
morning so as 70 be hand TO give all required
ss e sSs sa .n ws.
with The Color 81 and Judge OGDEN lind hat and
should .sy to you With all sincerity and friendship trust
you the HERAID Of Tuesday which contains all tho
oS mas .sp3 yet line from MI. or
DEEM e d ss z aS Ssn i@p s'1s
Sou iSn ss % p
my Sse,ms grudsn. 70 let II be known viii you
t me p ss upon mind and
~ss .nSsssS IN AVOIDING e are ne
ishd '''H WIN great r'iRsd x fsIs15 SSur
Mr. Lent was The next witpess called who being sworn
the morning Of the 9Th inst Mr. Huncke came 10 NV
stable, in company with two gentlemen about o'cock
in the morning, and gave orders have hs tssm no,
az he avvtovo
Was ready, be got on the box and drove OF
Am " being aeosou rs a.
Elizabeth oay on the s.S Of July; ven. IN
MIR Huncke drove my self, Mr. Milford and young sdv
we're ipsoe; could not say who she Was might have
been M kulfords sister for all know never 90 her
before that time; they got into the carriage at the
Of Fourth and Meadow streets HoboSen: there
s.s an order came 70 the bar that night for tire
me " l would drive out, and l told bin / would; IL
was about bali past eleven O'Clock; went ard hitcned
Mr. Hupcke then drove 10 the above corner where
Mr. huord and the lady cot In; asssied them in get
trR M did not know tia; was Mas Bount; we drove
towards Newark stopped ct one place 70 &c. druS bu,
could not do tit too late Mr. Hunoke drove out All
tee wsy ,rryed At Elizabeth City about four ocook or
boken; don't know where the young lady was going.
earpo say that che to be taken my house. dd no,
hesT ner pane men nored on The trip; could not ssy
The care here adjourned 70 this morning n ten
o'clock
During the day MIS- Biouns rode out in company with
her father, and A. p Brown, Esq OF Jersey civ
hrs Bount, soon dter her return 10 Hoboken, also
took . short ride on tho Paterson plank road.
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE BLouNr-zouAvR AFFAIR
From the Philadelphia Nortb American, July 1o1
For rome days past the city Of Gloucester NJ j. Just
below city, bss been n state Of excitement relative
brsied hss Emily J. Bount and the ssan, zouaye De
Rviere, Who have figured extensively in the New |
q W are doubf far "a
rssders
II appears that the LADY and the "Couni,p whose |
Tine both "urned up In Gloucester the latter part Of
last week, though not in company with each osher
81 .a sss E%y who an innocent artess
ard rather chdh appearance been pased In charge
Of farmer about fourteen miles below Gloucester with
rstrreops 70 keep and protect her until certain parties
would he ready 10 take her her parepts The uusve
~ mears discovered her retreat and addressed
evera losers 70 her, all Of which were received by the
farmer but be prevented swerine them being snT
ous 70 fulel his mission BY restoring her her parents
Anecsbly 10 previous Arrangement. IN rhur,d.v lad
she came 70 Gloucester where she have been Join
ed ny srd Of her family, who 70 take her 70 New
hard the farmer question brought her 10 this civ
stopping al hotel in The pogbb OF the ferry 10
await sne arrival OF the gentleman who WA 70 accompany
Ire young lady being extremely anxious 10 reioiu her
renu, end The gentleman net arriving the farmer and
ring Ihere they we're joined BY the gentleman Who was
70 escort her. who upon leaning she vas about 70
return 70 New forK, FASTENED 70 attend her He, too
hen left for that city, and the yourc lady on arriving
here vas taken 70 the resdence Of d. Devices No sol
Broadway, where she restored 70 the care Of her
'ather. NV
The gentleman Who accompanied her N a resident ar
scuceser City, OF The highest rsspecss bty an aoquant
'noe OF ire bount family and hs connection with the
air simply from the desire 70 restore tns Young sv
70 her detressed parents
While this was going the "gallaut Zousve or a 70.
Iefn LOOKING fenteman, resembling q Frcnchnan or
sfsnard, was observed by the residents OF Gloucester
V bavitg domciled himsef among them. his appear |
nee dio not excite much remark until SATURDAY. morning
ss', when detective police oficer from New YORK AZ
omranied by lawyer named Ransom made their an.
,etnce IN Glouct ser and instituted inquiries for the
sArt 1ouave" Citizens began 10 think something wss
the wind, and every BODY the qui rve During
be morning the New York detective was sitting In the
est ONCE, chatting with The postmaster and read. |
n the morning paper. While 40 engaged auts
a,a'rgne looking gentleman, with q foreign air, |
'sho IN and inquired u there we're any let |
ere TOT him, mentioning the name he vent by |
cetm aeter said he believed not. and oset a look |