New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05


With her daughter. Three yesrs since sue vas anue,
tbe car. of DE-. De Wees II this city Tor csreofs
affection ard soc hiss had, her h1enos sssert re
queb; stick. OF insanity within tew yeas pa,, .Ge
form IL tskes is thH: Ct hIueiDanon On sose ps'.'c
ulsr topc and the secou3ts tor the deep IMPRESSION
Which De R-;sres .tmaoeS pa5e upon her on zoe
morning Enen he vert on: - %. tas """ Ih ~,
Maury Apsrt from the mental dis.sDper v y
cts her f9f the time beng, see Is represented a.
most esimsble lsdy of h0e yryers s,ionsi powers;
ard hiss the fsculty Of attaching 20 her warmly al
who are favored wi'a her scqrsc.snee. she wSs
educated S. the North, Sld i vel knoSn 10 many lN
this city.
1rrrFR FROM CAPT. ps REVERE.
New YORK, ID July lS5S
Leaving this country, ! ieel ii mi duty to srs"IE
the calomnies which have - tos day treated Flta
sll the contempt they deserved. I0e puohc opinion
pnsy have been impC sed uPoD by the Aaoams papers
Tbese people vho during 'he ! months thsS lived
smoueit ITEM wo1i not hsve dared 10 hazard an IN
u lite word sgsbst NE, that they ieel themselves
out Of reach of my hofsewhp, baIse tarioIsiy aaa
sre not afraid 4 publishing tie lies furnished to ta7i
by my epnemiss. desire &c establish the facts IN
tier truth NJ. +. ). Bcuot lthe outraged fs;oer)
s not as wealthy residentot the Soath.
Irsyer sought HE sc9ualntsace. be sought m're;
He xss the one who insisted uprn my belag carried
10 his house when l woucded IN Duel whch
resst ubled asssssnatinn. When II was qossti,
OF marriage between Mss ou.t .nd myseii-he
Authorized Mrs. Bount, 9. my request to correspond
with nv family IN France, and 10 his knowledge re-
ceiysd answers from my nothe. Alr. Blount then
rus,ed me with the care OF hIs wife ana Dsugtner;
He desired 10 accompany them 70 the cou.try and
70 some watering place 70. the sumner he came
himself 10 see off board the boat when We en-
for Demopos he authorized hs daughter to wear sud
recsiye from engagemsntnns With my name 10 "
Travelling with the ladies, Of course supp'rted al
expenses and II speak Of these pttes mseTes, II is
because | hesl that nsinustors sre msde among the
public fer the purpose Of making people believe tnaV
have eloped vita an heiress for ner money Lser,
by the treason of q miserable wretch who haa oy
Il. nkn, nd ~
cor hdepce stool letters written by me TO an OLD MIS-
tress who hal passed for my wife and taken my nse
Mr. Blourt took his Daughter away by force and for
bid Der 20 zee me any more. She however epoks TO
me the same day. Sac told that notwithst sndlng
her fathers dsapprovSl she would ain faithful to
me- ard requested me- to do the same. She said she
would resist the tyrspige that oppressed her. She
was carried sway but kept writing TO me warning me
of the plans of ASSASSINATION thst had been formed
against in her presence by my enemies. She
pected me TO take her back and protect her. sac
mak.s an sonesl 70 my courage galsntry he ,rt.
keen tbose letters resdy Tor publica,:1n love Miss
Bount above anything in the world. l love her
purely for herself knowing very well have nothing
10 expect from her. As lorg as she will encourage me
shall protect her ard will marry her as soon
Notwithstanding the opposition AID mensces beg
TO say that until this day non bu. ridiculous champions
have opposed me, such Mr.. Savage and Thompson
in havana, Needham Whitfield OF Dsmopolls, Munroe
dc Wees in New-York and other such contemptio!e
siversaes. II takes better men than these 10 stop
or oppose Copn de Riviere who was one Of the OF
fcers selected the whole French army Tor the hon.
our Of commanding the foflorn hopes at the siege OF
Sebsstopol. have been treated as an edventurer
and q vsgaboEd by mel who would ind 1t very EN-
bsrrssspg 10 tell who their grantfstners were, when
csn prove them through the chronicles and history OF
my country whawere mine from the year IObo. l
have got better name than Mr.. Bount. am ~
times rich rs Mr.. Biount. have no pecuuiary
obligations to Mr.. Bount. He has come toward me.
1 always considered that addressing Mise Blount
tAyed great honour not to her, she is worthy of
higher addresses but to him Mr. Blount. IT,. :; lieu.
i9ns seanoal and siander VIII he has msde
dered himself sa;lsy toward me- sf grave ofieuses
As fVr SS ceremony performed last in chspsl
on Canal street it is BY all means Illegal and worth
nothing. Without witness bat one. Without icence
from any magistrate. Without publication Of bsns.
Without my fsmily's consent or knowledge which as
every knows are abeolutey necessary for 10Y mar
riage TO be considered lawful in Frapcs). Without
publication in the papers The certificate presented
by Father Lafond is false, the lady engaged gave
fictitious name and age and produced no papers to
back them. / consented with repugnsnce TO This cere
mop yto extrieate myself from emb6rr assiog posi-
ton towards certain persons that shall only name
when compelled TO. Priest, lady and witness had
promised secrecy Here are, cir the exscs facts such
az they stand and ret such as they are made, and
beg om your ustics and impartislty 10 insert 1t IN
your columns. sb, all Ways be ready for my oppo.
nents on any ground. For all my communications
give my brothers direction; I" Lieutenant Edmon1
Ainous de Ryeie Imperial dragons guards Paris"
II. AhNOUS DE hNlEkE.
The following is copy of the affidavit Epon which
process has been issued for the earest of Capt.
Rvere:
Frederick S. Blount of Mobile, Ala, being duly
sworp, deposes and ssys-Thst he is the husband of
Mre. Emily j. Blount, and the father of Miss Emily
j. Bounfi that on or about the llth day Of March
last Henry a. DE Riyere became acquainted with
dspoLerts wife and daughter e. their residence in The
City OF Mobile that said daughter is unmarried aud
1t 1af1 1I A sL.A. III IN.
RivleIe has enveslet enticed taken said daughter
from the house Of q fiend IN the City Of New York,
where she was temporarily stopping with her mother
and deponen for the purpose Of seduction and proti-
tuition either at some house Of ilfane sssgnstion or
elsewhere as deponent verify believes and charges
and depOnent states the following facs upon which he
bases tee foregoing charge: That sad Rviere is and
was long prior to the said lith OF March married
man, and hss a wife living 10 Phlsdelphis;
that on or about the l0h day of June last Riviers
entieed depoI ents daughter go with him from her
fathers house to New.Orleans for the pur pose OF
getting married, as deponent has been Informed by
said daughter; that deponent, having been informed
Of their design and that Riviere was q married man
pursued them to New Orleans and reached that city
in time TO prevent said age that they escaped
deponent and fled to Havana, 70 which place depo-
nent puIsued them and recovered possession OF said
daughter before the intended marriage was consuq.
mated, and started for New York with said daughter
and arrived on the 18th ut, and on the second day
following oecsme an inmate Of tue house Of DR..
DDo"ooS' "hn pn vic ana oauSnter, AZ NO. ~
broadway; that on the let day of July, depopent
was informed by his said daughter, that Riyiere
had ao arrived in New.York, and was sesn
by her on Broadway that he endeavored
to conceal himself from the Observable Of
ceroDenf, and at the time made signal to de-
Poutns daughter as she Informed deponent; that on
the h Lowing morning the wife and daughter of depo-
peIt, shortly before O'Clock, left home without ap-
pising any OF the family Of their intended departure
ard although Immediate search was made no clue
coulf be CbtsiDed of them; that deponent has besn
informed that his wife stad on Friday night at the
81. EichOlaa Horel aLd thst his dan In tar NO. q.