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

Nohi,a NJ. Erl.o-d lad 900 I'm "a. ~ 80
.-C,..r pr Nulford, hsi J,cda ed .Ee y,aog s7y
:, P,,asy n. rnrng had veri vi.h her Il se.r7sse,
"a Or. Dewey 3 dcore.ep he cTryLg tinssi 70. e4;-
p,t-,sg ard tns. tne hscimsn ven: up ecd 1sns re
Er. Whitirg-pid not Dr. kull-d sent her s'-y,
spd ccrce2l rer II another p ace
Mr.. RaLsom-Twsnty nj es ot
NJ borDc sid be wss na--stlog the stoIy SO sa'
too him hy Mr. Mulicfd. Bat wien the coan.e. W.
WfitiIp came 10 there erd accrss1 hn o. C'-lpi-'T
in this aAsr, re gave hrn the le.
NJ. Whiiipg se.d re aid T.: ssy n y VI: Dan
knew when TIE isjy vert sway, eat tast az eo-~
.ht. s,svss u the house, ara tn@, ne sas1 AZ cI-
cesiLg them i-on CD. BcSLt shsn l'ois'sios 70 be
his friend.
NJ. Deulipg s.id .ha. Col. B'outt lad made the
coropyonise IN goc5 f..h te We ne. nere '"o&y bu.
.ro,her lpr. De Wees Ess hers, wao had co.'
Blounts body snd his corseienes n ksep,rs. ne ID
uersors guilty. Of psIny, / INST come Up Sc regI-
JrSce ogden stated II =; he e,t gEs:ssi ct ;ae re
,uIt oS Th1rsiay evening fcr ne hsd two oo)sc.s IN
lev sinoe Tbs e1.m.nation, one 10 I:o.eot the
ocry Of the Cour, and another 70 restore tna ei r.
tuI.te air % her .s.her Eon me EsetnaAons OF DE
Riyie-s. He was ejoiced 70 he2r Eon Col Bi)uli
bs; this yor9g lady was as yF,roas - eveI .ec ms
for sremsrk msde by Nj Ransom, that tie scjo1rD.
uert was for getting testimony, be woula nave ssii
publicly that il ali these compromises, sney c)rl1 rot
compromise the Court, or excuse CONTEMPT A'p.ics
ion was TOW made 70 hear witnesses TO prove tas
the return Of Mr. H1rcke was fsse, srd stsr t1e no.
tce given By the Court ths. Mr. Iinncks shonl1 make
q clean breast, such should be done. b.. issue was
io;nsd ard the exam u ras directed 20 90 on. l.
xoN never DO 20 LET the party 10 before lie Court
contempt, and the Court stand before the public IN en-
uaenvsble ndiiOn, simply bsoiu:s the s.ter vs.
taken out Of Court by compromise. II vas therefore
due TO the Cou,t, the public himself to hear testi
rony and he would exercise mach patience II hear
ing Mr. Huucke purge himself Of contempt ba. II j.
would turn ont that Mr. Huncke had twofI fesey, It
would then be his da.y to uphold the dignity OF tbs
Court.
prise and Biehed adjournment 70 get counter EVIL
The Judge would take care hat 10 one should be
taken by fuprse, bgt &c ss" 10 occas1n ioF a. al
icuInueut.
Nr. Rarscm explained that the compromise made
by COL Blount was Lot msde known to counsel. Hrs.
BlOuDts peit Of the compromise vas not performed
BY her, for soe is yet a. the Napoleon hotel. ~.
Muord rever received the dispstch added 70 by Mr..
Dempg, but Mss BlouDt had been piacad with a isr-
mer ia Camden, by the name OF Miss Lucy Lend. Sae
had seen De RivIere at Gloucester Counsy ior nve
minutes, spd Dr. Muford wanted to take Der back to
De Riyiere when she came on tle cars, but enc re-
fused 10 60 and told hin that the police and all knew
her. she therefore to her father in spite OF al,
and Dr. Nuford came vita her, lett her on the d1oI
step and ran down Broadway. She actually borrowed
50 from the farmer where she stsyug, 10 come 10
New. York There was no compromise whatever with
consent OF counsel.
Judge Ogden Gsked II Miss Bourt was II New
York.
Mr. Whiting replied that she was not-ih.t she vas
within reach Of the Court and resdy to be called into
court if necessary.
The Cour. ther proceeded TO hear testimony. The
following testimony was elected;
John Sheprered sworn and ex.mined--I reside at
Elizabeth City, n. j.. know John Hunoke; keep
hotel of Elizabeth near the Central Railroad depot.
formerly kept by Mr.. Sifel; l was introduced to
Phiip II. hlulfold, attorneyst-Gw the morning OF
I,lx 4, A. Da,- hor-
keeper at my house, they came that morning about
four ocock-the parties rsned and young lady;
they came in a csrrisge; either Huncke or Davis
drove they raped at the door and ard found
them al standing there the carriage had been driven
INTO the ysrd Hurcke told ne he drove the c2r.iage
up; they did not introduce the young lady to me-
showed her into the psicri thay all ate hresktast to-
gether: Huncke ordered the breakfasts al the three
usntleeu talked about tbreskfsstsadt they were hun
gry; did not hesr the ladys name; she was perhaps
sixteen or eighteen years old Huncke and Davis eIt
about o clock, or q h!tle ls'er m1ivIu anu .ie
Young lady left at 81 or g. oclock-l think the later
Mulford said they were going 10 Rshway In the uani
he INQUIRED about the tran thinks they TOOK the rai'
adelpha train at 8 o'clock have seen huncke since;
had no conversation about this matter Huneke p1id
the bill: ssd it was his csrriage and horses sad he
had been cut IN q aunt, think he said two or three
days and that this party had been with them dia not
say where they were gong, or why ne prouSut u ~;
there Mulicrd said not word about the young lady,
think the lady had dark hair ard gray eyes wssvery
pale ard kept her vail down, except al breakfast;
should know her again If saw her. she as perhaps
mjddlirg sized.
The crosse &c nation of the witness waived.
Richard T. Demiug, the council for NJ. Huncke,
was then sworn AMI examined lie testlhSd as tol-
lows am q lawyer, and my ctiice is at No. 6O Nau
street, NewYork; have boarded stesdly al the VA
poleon House, Hoboken, FOX five months; saw n .ss
Blount there, and became acquainted with her and
her mother two or three days after they came; aud
Was there the high. when the police came to arrest
De RvieIe.
o. VIII YOU state whether any attempt wss made
10 take them away that evening A. decline ans.
weripg that question:
Mr.. Whtpg-I suppose you will.
q. Were you counsel for Mrs. Bount A. was
not coursel for Mrs. Bloun. n Court, but gave her
legal advice outside. 80
o. ask you, Sir, whether on the Sd, ith or 9TH Of
July you were in the stable A. decline ans Fer-
ing or the ground that il before the issue of the
habeas corpus, and whatever may have done De-
re- any requsiton by the Court is not material to
the issue.
The Court dd not zee that the question was irree-
want.
Judge Whiting--No, that won't do.
Witpess-On the 4th July Are. Bount had sent
down word to me as her counsel, asking me to come
to her, to advise her with reference 70 her beng
uprisor ed on the ground of insanity had heard her
converse before, and believed her to be perfectly
sane woman and when heard her husband was in
pursuit of her, said that II were in her place
should not be caught by him, aud SO advised; soon
after John Huncke and another came in and asked
to 60 into the stable the house, this was before
midnight. but how long before it l cannot ssy
Judge Whiting-Wers your boots of
Judge Ogden-That doesn't prove anything this
warm weather. Laughter.
Wtness-I was informed tna, the ladies on the
root which led TO the stable, and that Col. Blolnt
was after one Of them 70 impnson her for insanity
they asked me TO take them through the window and
put my hands up, trying to be as gallant as could.
Judge Whiting-l take that for granted.
Niiness-l took them out on the roof OF the stable,
and soon person announced ths. they light come in