The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

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Mr. Milford who has scted as counsel for do Rtyiere
then stated that he had The return Of Ar. aanose
Mr.. Ransom objected to its being read ss Mr.. huncke
not present Mr.. a., however, soon entered, when
was accordingly received.
Mr.. HUNCKE's RITuRN TO IHE WRIT OF H,BrAs
John Huncte, In the within writ named being duly
has no inowisdxs or information Miss k@y Boaot
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MI milford about to read the return 90 the part of
de Rviere when Mr. Ransom again objected % the Cap
tain was net present.
Mr. Muiord stated that at the t!me the Sheriff came with
the writ Them Captain de Rviere WAS not In the
htuse, but he told him that he might leave the papers
with him, and woud be all the game; that he would
Ie,urp being dc Riveres COUNSEL He stated
that he met the Captain shortly afterwards the piazza
of the hotel, smoking GeRar and informed him OF the
writ, and that he would prepare The return, which ne
Captain de Rviere) must sign He then left tho hotel
which was about six O'Clock In the evening, and on re-
turning in the morning he found that there had been
officers there with . reqcstop and that de Rviere had
could not DO found He therefore, could not see
him. although he had the returns al prepared to be
sworn TO.
Mr. Ransom asked that Mr. Milford make his statement
under oath to these facts, as was important to him (r
Judge Ogden ssd tba. he thought il was unnecessary
Mr.. Ransom vanted to know II Mr. n. did not gee de
Rylere after ten O'Clock on Thursday night
Mr. kuoTd aad that he did not he left Hoboken little
past Elk O'CLOCK and did not return until the next mornings
to seeing de Riyere he left him at half past five
O'Clock. which WAS the last time they met
Mr.. Ransom again urged that Mr.. Milford make his
| affidavit TO these facts.
Mr. Milford replied that he very anxious to hear
IT. he WAS perfectly willing make any statement under
OATH that would be required but could fully show where
he was during the intervening time.
Mr.. Ransom urged that Captain de REVERE should be
produced he did not about other matters did be
the private business Of Mr. Muford but he demanded
right 10 know all that had been done In connection
with this affair There had been curious proceedings he
said, there. Captain dc REVERE living at the Nspo
weeks, but was never TO be found when process
be served upon him, but his counsel always appeared
for him. And yet he comes here without him,
Milford ought be afraid 10 show the facts no claim
ed to be an honorable man. and . valiant man, and
due in Justice 10 himself He could prove though,
that be apt dc Rviee) in the house a late - ten
o'clock that evening
Judge ogden said that under such circumstances Mr..
Ransom wss certainly entitled 70 . statement OF
the facts aso considering thAt would be necessary FOR
Mr. Muford's protection "a an officer OF this Court
Mr.. Milford replied that he had expected 70 mako
Mr. Rspsom then remarked that no should be prepared
10 oontrovert Of Mr. Huncke ct such tmo
Court should az tor nearing. He would then be
able show state Of facts that viii convince the Court
sk.tl NJ haoh had NJ thCn
and that he did know where Mrs Bioupt was wss not
necessary, he saii 70 state what he intended 70 PROVE
but OF those which he hoped the Court
would look ali the circumstances before deciding Hc
asked thai early day possible be xed TOR tho hear
sna ~ "a ra, unv WIN rsa.pe ~ ~" obss sr
he could not ask that dc REVERE DO heli for contempt
he had not received the writ He would therefore ask
the Court TO extend the time Of the return OF the writ TO
Monday morning, at nine O'CLOCK
The Court granted the motion, and the case was ad
| journed TO the above time
THE WHEREABOUTS OF TIE zouAvE.
ne sudden dlssppeGsDoe Of de Rviere created quite
stir around His departure must have taken place after
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passing the hotel at that time. Tho cause OF bis
sudden departure is not attributed 70 the fear OF being
served with the writ; but the arrival OF two
onicers-cne, Jsues B. Durn-vith reputation
from tho Governor 70 take him 10 the safe Of
Louisiana 10 TO orfeng his bail In New Orleans,
doubt the He had great fear Of being
taken this matter and several occaaons inquired
there any attempt beng made 10 procure REQUEST
ton II secms that he by some means got wind Of tho
in,rndcd visit Of officer Dunn and accordingly le no
doubt in company wnh oicer McDonoush as the latter
gentleman bc found no having disappeared also.
There bc doubt but do Rviere win shortly be
rested Mconoueb has no Idea Of paying out one thou
sand dollars just about He will hold 10 him In
all probability a. oog he poesiby can, but II all does
work right Mr. de RvioTe will DC compelled 10 make
his appearance
now DE HrvrKRE WAS INTRODUCED INTO COLONEL
BLoUNr's FAMILY.
Tho following In said 70 be the msuner In which De
Revicre Was introduced INTO The family Of Colonel
Bount:-
Sometime in the early part Of March, 1882 "Cart de-
REVERE made bis appearances in Mobile ss Crmesn
hero He introduced 10 the family OF Col BOunt At
The house OF lady reDd In Mobile; aud shortly after
wards Col BlouEt who IL lawyer, went 10 atond the
os o. zoe Ssay s psary
CURED. aud The duel wasfoush At i've O'Clock on sun
cay evening.
On Sunday morning, The same day, Mr.. Bount being alb
sent, and his way ri The time from Montgomery 10
Mobile, do REVERE called al his house and asked 10 sec
Mrs Bount He was shown into The parior, where Mr.,
Biount soon met him He then told her tina, he was
eoirg TO fight duel with Captain haury nj I've O'Clock
that af.erpooO. and he had a request 70 prefer 70
duel she would see that hts body was Inferred &C.
cording 10 the rites OF the Roman Catholic Church
such a request 70 you, perfect stranger add b
sny that should explain ~ am not what seem, plain
Capt dc Rviere but the Count dc Rvere nobensn Of
France have large estates and revenues; but have
heard within few days that my steward has collected all
the revenues due me, beside coercng six months rent IN
advance from my tenants under threat OF election that
be has destroyed the title deeds OF my property and Sd
rconded from France In consequence, am without
money. have had the good fortune 70 the life OF
the Emperor three several times from secret sssassua
ton but services In so saving him are known only TO
self the Emperor, and three OF his minister's. have
nguhed myself In the Crmsa, OF the LENDERS
Of iorlorn hope and you have the medals orders
and decorations that have been conferred upon there
for. have earned the gratitude OF the Emperor. In
Consequence Of my inrm health, caused BY injuries and
exposures In the Cmea, the Emperor regards his
friend and prosege and has granted three years leave
OF travel In the United s~ics He tod me, be.
fore left Paris, that l would marry an Anne
roan lady he would place her near the pcrsou
Of the Emprsss, and create me Duo dc Rvierc, giving
estates sufficient 10 support the tile with proper dig
nifty. He designated the estates which he Intended
should accompany the title and from them should be
able 10 ALLOW my wife from sixty 70 eighty thousand dol
lars year 10 spend she pleased. The Enperors OBJ
ject in bidding 10 marry American lady that
might form nucleus around which he could collect
the young provincial nobility Of France aud thus reform
his court He Disguised with the mpurty, immortality
and vice prevailing At HE court among Ia ladies', and de-
sres that the Court OF France should equal purity