The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

vsr captain In Lord hguncys regiment on the sds Of
ysnee the Second bu. prevailed On five houd-od Il his
to transfer their ilSspcs william. En- passsas
n might have been from this esrcun,staHce tina. the
family borrowed its motto "over. fork cve-n We do
not lind anything further interesting IN the history Of
this noble family until VIC to that chapter Of it
which has been for the mos. part acted the United
s,ates.
1t viii be Observed by extract from Burke that
two daughters Of the present Baron married One OF
themve csnnot tell which-is the lady alyered TO in
the above advertisement The OF her elopement is
that very coms,on ono-an III assorted union. Young
and snrpasspgly beautiful she in compliance with the
esab he'd order OF things in that arstocratc land made
match Of convenience end wed titled old incapable
man though it 10 said he at the time aaneed TO
cousin Of her own line looking fellow sud captain in
the Guards. few years passed away in splendid
wretchedncss. The Iouis and balls of high life Ia
London FILTERED away couple o. seasons but still
the wound inflicted her young heart by the god Of
love, remained unhealed the lire still fingered there
needing only occasion to make 1t burst out into re-
sistless lame. Satan busy to furnish lovers with
opportunities TO transgrcss brought about meeting be-
the lady and the Of her affections love pre-
dominated duty; all old feelings rushed back with
redoahed strength; marriage vows and the worlds csn
domination alike forgotten the lovers were In each
others arms and they felt they al the world to
each ether Soon after the mansion OF the husband mfs
ed its brightest ornacntthe beautiful but crrDg wife
was board Of scamer bound to this port In company
with him for whom she had sacrificed her home and
honor The ladys brother set out In pursuit Of the
fusitives and the advertisement shows how closely
he tracked their movements for the first four or five
days Here, however all his efforts banked
trace was lost them; and SORT he advertses
Tor the fair runaway grant him interview We IN
derstand it Is designed by the family ii she would
to return to restore her to her old place in their az
fecionsto procure divorce for her from her antique
husband and let her marry him for whom she had made
such sacrifices II hard say, however whether
Cd these favorable terms the lovers will capitulate,
long ia they enjoy freedom, love and happiness
travelling this grand country and experiencing al
thss had before dreamed Of biss Perhaps al this time
they ruralzing cog in Of the suburban villages
OF this metropolis where out of the high road Of tIave
ers they maintain their secret invioatc and revel in
luxury and love, hong their funds hold ont; but
probably they will recognize the iberaty OF the terms
offered TO CID England become reconcied with Of
tended friends amt train up few scions of aristocracy to
initiate in due process OF time this little episode in their
own history. 80 mote it be
In the meantime this is but Of the many similar
incidents which take place om week to week In this
country Hardly steamer from Liverpool but
brings two couple of fugitive lovers who here
easy be pursuit and enjoy themselves to their hearts
content, seeing the wonders OF this wonderful land So
yere too is progressing to that desirable condition
which regards sUeh adventures the meres veDaties
and in some respects ooDlmeraabie. The confraterny
Of infdes and socialists. whose lcat 6app il the Office
of the New York Tribune have done much to produce
this improvement in public sentiment and they deserve
vote Of thanks from al, thole ladies light o. love who
have already made, or who may contemplate making
tour Of pleasure to this continent. We great peo
pie, and are making vast progress In refinement.
FROM BonARE.-Dy the arrival Of the bark Hyperion,
Ward from Bonarc, have advices to the Attn instant
Capt W. reports that, the eth utimo violent gale
the experienced at the above place doing
considerable damage amorg the shipping, and causing
every vessel at the White Pans 20 go ashore the coral
beach having both anchors ahead with large scope
chain After beating heavily tho beach for time
the COLE abated aud all succeeded in beayng Of and it
vas found considerable damage sustained to all the
bottoms being injured very much.