New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11
II. B. ". FRIGATE LEAyDER.
Arrival .f the British Cs,.n,.-,o.er,

~ ARRIVAL OF TIE BTtush tefSfnts>toscr.
"a neSn yesterday the Earl Of Eesmere. British Com
missioner to the Worlds Fair in Nsv.York arrived ou
board Fl. B. NJ frgats Leander George ST. Vincent King
| Commander. As the frgate up the Bay is Band
played Hail Columbia Yankee Doodle" and other ma
onsl airs in nne Style and fred salute Of "a guns which
was returned from Castle William, Governors Island
Accompanying the Earl are his Countess, their txo
daughters, Ladies Blanche and Alice Egerton and their
sons Hon Capt Arthur EgerOn Royal tsrena Guards
ard Hon. Algernon Egeron; together Win Lord Grosyea
or. Sir John Acton and OF the Earl oeEssex
Is the intention Of the Earl Of Eesmsre aud suite 10
visit Niagara and TAX tsgS through Canada before tho
Exhibition opens lie lad purposd, before leaving Eng
land after the Exhibition should have besa opened to take
this tour; but the posponement Of opening learn ha.
father pleased them ALL they can nov pros,d 10 thu
various localities ofin,eres before the weather
warm to render travel uDpleasant and fa6gung
The Earl will doubt appreciate the various eyilsnSsx
Of Republican progress which he will witness as hs hss
always been much interested in popular movements AZ
home and has identified himself with REFORM By the pros,
nent part which he has taken in all tending TO
ward the popular interests.
The london Daily Macs commenting upon the choice of
the Commission, said that the EArls ancestors would
probably have felt themselves dssreded BY appearing In
America in any other characters than those Of Dpons
tsts warriors Sybartes Bat the present noblemsn
visits the descendants Of the great An Saxon race mara
y to compare notes of The great industrial progress which
the two branches of the family have made and to ces
brse the rumphs lie goes with scientific friends 10 az
anime and .ympahize with the vast result, which the men
Of art and scienc industry artists the philosophers
the merchants, the shopkeepes the artisans have ac
complished'
The Commission consists of the nobeman above alluded
TO- the Commander Of the frgate Sir Charles Lye Tar
rivedD ProfessO f. Wilson Mr. Dixie Mr. Wallis and Mr.
Whworb, none of whom accompany the Earl but are ex-
rsccd TO arrive shortly in the Government vessel which
a oIa tIaE wi.h
The esnder has been fitted up in superb style for tho
accommodation of the distinguished strangers Seven az
ter main deck guns have been dismounted aud oomodi
Gus and elegantly apposted cabin having been fitted up in
their place.
The Leander carries fifty guns--.weve sixty eight
pounders and thrtyeght long thirty twos Her compile
,nent Of men is 500 The following the officers
Commander, George ST. Vincent King; Lieuienants
Cb.s H. May, j. De Courcey Agnsw, Frederick w Cough.
SIR Henry Blsckwood Bart Colin A. Campbell Master,
Tho. j. Whlier Capt Marines, Chas. Miller an old, dis
nguished and long tried officer in Her Maestys service
on hi, return he is 10 DO promoted TO Brevet Maorshp
F,., Lieut. Marines r. J. IL Douglas; Chaplain Chas'
" Pelprsve B. A. Surgeon, VIM Robertson; Paymu-
,.r Vim p Carrigan Naval Instructor Michael p Sam
nell, Mates James Hardy, Horace Johnson Chas g. Nit
cbel Assistant Surgeons, Frederick w Brake j. Baird
second Master, Henry 5 Lee Clerks, VIM warburtop
Hugh Burnister
The Leander left Plymouth on Tuesday the 10th Of May
making the passage In thirty days although with but little
favorable weather. only light winds and Gains II not
often that ore ship brings shores many represent
atiyes Of monsrohical institutions We informed BIZ
some Of the officers who ashore yesterday that they
were astonished at shs signs Of th and pros
ne,itv which they met with every hand They were
particularly warm in their commentators Of our steam
boats-there "oply one drawback, the conounded
bigb nressure" number OF our citizens went on board
be Leapder yesterday afternoon and were much pleased
with the neaness and order that prevails.
>-
Ixy,wors A relative Of Cen Harrison gives notice in
card published in The Cincinnati TINES that all persons
assembling in the grave yard enclosure at North Bend for
the purpose Of revcy will be prosecuted trespassers
and cites as reason dsgraeeia which occurred
on the 3Oth ult, which Is described as follows,
three Steamboats, pioneer band having proceeded them
the day before in omnibus and this pioneer band pitch
cd their tent in the GRAVE YARD on SUNDAY for the sale Of
loror without leave or license from any Yesterday
hat grave yard was selected the spot upos which
the company danced all day and the Of tho Profes-
sors calling the figures could be distinctly heard at tho
house a quarter Of mile of In the valley below.
That moral recreation of card playing 50 refining and ee
vating in its influences INDUCED In by many Of tho
compsny upon the humble graves 81 the pioneers Of this
settlement and drunkenness and revey regned supreme
The ombs.oses in family Enclosures have been dosced
and The names those who sleep beneath them been part
" erased 20 as TO make them read differently and
the names Of the individuals committing these acts written
upon the stones in pencil an insult to the dead and wan
n outrage upon the feelings Of the living The depreda
tons committed upon the beautiful mound where the
mains Of General Harrison repose are dsgracefu In tho
extreme. Every little shrub and Hover planted there by
tbe hand Of affection rudey destroyed by these sacr
legious Vandals in their bacchsnalan reyelries
AT.ny OyyIcE-Aiss Olive Rose has been elected
REGISTER Of Deeds the eastern district Of the County OF
Lincoln Maine over Mr. Sylvester by about 260 majority.
Olive was assistant Of the late Register and has no doubt
satisfied tn public Of her competency snd integrity Some
NJ our Contemporaries disposed 70 be little fscetous
in regard 70 this matter fthey beevedth the choice
wise and III advised but we confess that can perceive
no reason why Olive not with as much propnety dis
charge her duty register az Der sisters 90 srs OF school
toaCher clerk in store and operative in factory. Tho
des Of the former Office need more interfere With her
affections than do those Of the latter aud when she chooses
10 enter into matrimonial alliance she can without dam
age wait the expiration Of her term The people OF Maine
e disposed 10 shrink az nothing which and start
n0 having FIRST adopted the prohbt0ry liquor law and
po, have taken the initiative in the election OF women To
Office l"nnNisoO" lD''' '''P"'''""
srprcK ny I,ieHrMSo~ During the storm on Tuesday
aeeynoon saws he Richmond NAL which was exceedingly
go he ichtning struck the office Of Messr Dbrell q
49, IN Iai5st opposite Shock0e Warehouse and tho
ga entering the building in contact with Mr. Albert
~ Esir one of the clerks who standing at desk
knockipg him down seDseess and passing downward lite
ray tore OF his boots 20 pieces. Mr. Blair remained
IN sneechless condition for half an hour but glad
LEAN that he thought 20 be out Of danger. Tho
ledger over which Mr Blair was engaged was penetrated
was literally torn % pieces Sir DibreD, who sitting
Al ,bs distance from Ii desk thrown with violence
70 he floor but fortunately reseiveda sgh shock Is
fluid seems frat 70 have entered the chimney ana passing
om Il into the third story tore the mandepece and WIN
dow 70 pieces then passed through the second 10 the No
/ story where we have described It's elects;
We learn that the chimney Of the machine snop Al fht
Petersburg Railroad Depot was also sncA oat aAS age
I IS sDal.
IN the morning Of the 9th two men len Fort Cow goE
FOR Malone each taking win nm nfe1 hgtses "h noou
lie Wv on what is called the Piae Plains they were
leI 60 vorno m an one OF whom had gun and fres