The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

PERSONAL Intelligence.
The Persia on her last trip from Liverpool brought,
among her passengers this port probably larger 70
presentation Of wealth than stesmshiP IVES ever
freigntsd with 70 this couStry In addition TO W n
Aston and bis family two Of the younger members
OF the richest nebe houses In Great Brilao-Lord Il
Grosveuor and Lord H +. Cavsodsh-ons representing
the wealthy family Of Westminster and the OF
the hardly less wealthy OF Dsvosshire The H>u
orabIe Evelyn Ashley slso-a scion OF the house OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the two young lords tour
OF pleasure TO America The three Epglsh nob,emeu
taken up their quarters Oh the Everest House and viii
main in New York for short time, previous visiting
the interesting parts OF this great coua,ry Az they
are oil young rcb full OF vgor aud ripe eooy snt
doubt their travel this continent will not proverut
or pleasure OF the highest and keenes order may bel
terestDg to readers to know usutsJy who
visters
Lord Richard de AquiIa Grocvenor h the third
Of the present Marquis of Weatmrster the rich
est nobleman In England. His income Is said t. be
equal g. 600 day. The Marquis married youngest
daughter Of the first Duke of Sutherland. and had
several children, Of whom present vster il the
third Lord Richard Gfosvenor Ia quito young man,
having only arrived at his majority IN January
last Tho Grosvenors trace their descent in thu male line
from family of Normandy, eeotury and half before
the conquest OF England the founder OF tina Eoaish
branch Of The family Sir Gilbert lie Grosvenov, who
70 England with William the Conqueror,
In the year 176l OF created
Grosvencr Of Eaton 10 The o,un;y OF Chester title stu
borne we believe, by the Marquis OF Westminster.
Lord Henry Frederick Oavendsh Is mistake not,
younger Of the present Duke OF Devoushire, who
has recently become entitled to the ooronet and estates o!
the late Duke around the history CT whose birth gossip
has throw 80 much romance He was said TO have bsen
the child OF dependent OF the former Duke Who
substituted at for the real heir but having obtAned
possession which nine points n the law aud
money TO contest suit the members Of tho faculty
cluded 10 permit him to enjoy the Inheritance Of bis re
puted father during his lifetmehe couseutlpg not to
marry. This believe the story, and a. the late
Duke is alleged TO have kept his compact though
tales have been sc. up Of legal marriage real Caven
dish more claims thu dukedom Of Devoushre, With
It's immense wealth. and lis magnificent seats OF
Cbatworth, Chswick, Lismore and the rest.
The Cavepdshes IRE a very ancient family Sir John
CAvendsh wac the body eequire Of King Richard the
Second, and reported TO have been the knight who
killed Wat Tyler at Blackheash, when Mayor walworth
struck the gallant rebel down his The Caven.
dish family laid the foundation Of their fmtunes in tho
time Of Henry the Eighth when the abbey and monastery
lands disposed to the friends Of the reforming
monarch Sir William CAveu iish had been gentleman
usher TO the unfortunate Cardinal woaey bu. he does not
to have shared either the disgrace the poverty OF
his MASTER for small share OF the conscsted lands
the church, whose sempOraisies literally be-
slowed upon the friends Of the rising establishment at
that time, fell into his hands.
The Hon A. Evelyn Melbourne Ashoy Is tho fourth son
Of the Earl Of shaesbury better known fer many years
past for his Humanitarian principles, Lord Ashley, in
the British House Of Commons. Hon. Mr. Ashiey is also
quite young, not yet twenty two.
We have still another English nobleman staying
in this city at present, Lord Rblesdale, who came
here ~ the Africa on her last voyage HIS
lordship was present board the Uua at the Ocean
regatta of New York YscSs Cub Thursday He
quite sporting character, VOL known The turf in Fog
land and wa, and perhaps stl 49, an officer in the Royal
Horse Guards Blue Lord Baron Ribesdae, OF Gisburne
Park Yorkshire the third baron Of that te which
be succeeded in December, 1882. His family is
Thomas Lister, very ancient patropymc In the locality
where the Gbrrpe estates e and which have been held
by the Listers for full five centuries. His Iordshp,
believe, peer OF the realm. He little thirty
years OF age and doubt intends improve his sport
ing experience by studying how cur yachts and
horses and hunt deer and prairie chickens this
country. His mother, the dowAscr Baroness Rblesdale
married Lord John Russell 10 1895; but she ded soon
after, In 1888, and made Of the three widows with
whom that sstue little statesman wedded which
him the title by which he has beer often led"she
WIDOWS mite"
Another noble passenger by the Persia the Baron
weilertesd the Minister from swedeu and Nor ay
to government The Baron stopped a the Clarendon
until last plight, when be departed the evening train
for the capital.
William George Bou'ton has been appointed Consul OF
vepezuels Of Philadelphia
Captain Anderson, tho First cavalry has resigned bis
commission In the army. He intends 10 settle permA
pepty OF Lesvsnworth, Kansas Territory.
mrs Gov Marcy and daughter sail for Europe on the
26th, In the Arsgo.
Lacy Napier. with her children, Ia Of the fremont
Rouse Bath Lord Napier has taken rooms al the Ma.
hapi House this season
ARRIVALS.
From nemsrAra, IN the bark Frinceon-J + Walker and
LADY Joner lad, and daughter Chss 0lenve and
osushter, Miss kber'in. Neil Munro. Jas Callsm.
From New Orleans In The ship Andover-B winchester,
DR. Dsyetac I'd Davezsc Parker misses McUosrd,
Mise Millspaugh, Miss A 70 gay