The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
English Aristocrats KOrnancing In tt,e United
Etates--ElOpSMG im High LIE.

W Ast&h LVSs
Our country apps to be entering and very
pleasing phaEe Of social m in which it Is probably des-
tined to eclipse the gores other countries celebrated
in that line Hitherto, content to receive the
hordes OF vulgar emigrauts and lborers which Ireland
and Germany keep constantly pouring our shores
then began to come shoals of orses dancers singers
,iolinits exes and rcvolutonts from all parts OF Flu
rope; bus atteIly England has commenced to send
her contingency in the shape Of runaway Who have
lcyantei from their husbands with foot guards
men fashionable young ladies, ~, have left their
mas in Cheltonham Brighton, and ssampered
off with disciple of EMBELLISHMENTS minister's
who have deserted their 1ock Cor the purpose watch
ing beautiful but erring lamb and in fine,
romantic specimens OF fra humanity in every grade Of
fashionable life, who have been guilty OF loving not
wisely but too well This country offers such numerous
advantages to these travellers that it is now be.omn
quite the resort of Engsh runaWa7s, who instead OF
starting for the Conna formerly The c.quet.e
step board of Coiuss steamers and
ported TO these tree shores where they have natchu
restrain tboir humcrs Jealous helpmae pre-.
vent them from ndugIns in innocen. amuscments gen
demand passports and very few iDtermedug
busy bodies to ask them shcnce they whittier they
GO whas the deuce they about Here they come,
where they have bouDiess extent Of country to CALI
want over where they dodge every futile attempt
pursuit spout poetry and at the waterfalls of
Niagara have game al boo peep nthe of Virginia
rambe they list, from early morn to dewey eve
the lofty mountains or among the lonely paths o.
the deep forest and enjoy each others society until they
become palled with too much sweets-tin the novelty,
and excitement is worked till the purse
ono matter how acqui7ed) Is nearly exhausted and theu
like proojga cldrcn they return to their fathers their
wives or thsir husbands. in old England where such
things regarded as pcccsdioes have their little
ouI PCS parloned and overlooked and again taken
into favor,
This course hss ncw tecdne quite Fashionable with
those hgtrborn and highllvirg ladies in England who
mediate excursion with 6aoGlT seTdaie, While my
iodi laid UP in his baronia pile with attack ofgout
or the inmitcs Of Cd age and oven the youog misses
who would be suspected or processing kuo vlodge
| of such things, quite posted up in The IND.
mite superiority OF the transatlantic tour ia the
old troublesome and dangerous route through France,
Italy and Germany. II is but rarely indeed that
any Ct these escapodss are noticed ~ the American
Journal. they don't make any fuss about such
trivial matters ia enlightened England, but just let ho
lovers have their will and follow the bent ofteir humor,
and wait patiently for their return owevr the adYer
tsemeRs sometimes deyelope in fort Of diaguise my
romantic incidents intclable only the parties inter-
ested and often beyond the comprehension Of general
readers Under the head personal may be found In
journal day after day. notices which If the secrets
contained in them known, would form texts FOR
wells and enough 70 Gil the shelves of every cir
cuiatipg library in the country. We clip from the Nv
OF the other morning ofthosc strange advertise
mentf into tho ID, stcry Of which have been able TO
penetrate and for the enlightenment and amusenont Of
readers will state the facts far they have
within knowledge Here Is the notice advered to
NoricEA friendly nteTyew desired by the brother 81
the Lady, who N company with gentleman loft tho wash
stoS nog 80. r,.iage1ha ia VI, the Western Ho:s
S K e un hua. S S stanm sn
the morning O. re 25th VII i ss lady ALLUDED % wiz
NIL the rsrtios interested note al dressed L. o.
Nov York Post once. all te promptly attended to.
To unrayel the secret Of this affair must digress
little, and introduce readers to q chapter on the
Birth peorsgc. on reference TO BrEc's PctrdFt and
Beone'oge cfme British Empire We end given, under tho
head of Cen the coat Of and genealogical bstory
ofthc family Of Conyngham. The to use the
healdic exrrcions shake fork bet geen three
mulets SsJie. Crest, uuicorns head eo ed qrgea,
AIMED and named o. Supporter dec'cr . horac oryea
NAMED hooiei and charged The breast with an escie
Displayed sinstcr buck, proper AZ irod uazuled
and charged tie breast With srus head erased Dr.
Motto, "0yer foik OVER. The present head o, the A.
nlily Is described as-
Earl tonytCha Iarl q Mount Cltf aa, v'couu siane
fs yerc X Tsaas I,S s sgS at q II
county % kent IN .hs l99rago e the Uni "a Kingdom;
23d april is2i Lacy Jane Psset daughter Or The MARQUIS
o. AEglttty; an0 nae tstrCt-
lGeorfc henry, Esr Ct kcrut Cha-Icg an tfa.r Trs.
Life GutrJsj lOrn "a February les
H. Francis NRtlcnitl born 2ith Septsuter. lsgg.
l-Jene narried lssh Nay 1879 % Ito Right hon, Lord
Churcfil
U.-Frsnoss Caroline nal', married Nv June isiT 70
Meath. i $3.50
II-Ehssftth Cforgi9ua.
lV.-Ceciiia Augusta,
1his iSmiy Is very snciCntW llIlm the Grt Of them
mentioned in their history having been Bishop OF Argy
in 1889. One OF hs crentsd Baronet of Nova
Scotia and another Who In holy orders j. only re-.
markabie for his eultanic n9tous, having had tle
family d twenty seven children Anohsr Of the IA. /
INDY fought on tho le Of The Pfuce OF Orange at Boyno
end ~ Limerick. apf Afterwards fen In an encounter
IN tsppsTresv The SOD o. the latter in v,aal