The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-13 00:00:00

[TWOPEN(Y

THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS 111AIR'
OF CAMBRIDGE.

. Up" leaving the church yesterday, bar Mideaty,
the pnnees and princesses, and many of the more
distinguished guests, returnedto Cambridge-cottage.
The parish registers were taken from the clutch,
and the marriage was attested in the drawing-roem.
Afterwards a grand breakfast was given at the
cottage. The guests occupied two rooms.
At her Majesty's table were the Queen, Prince
von Tech and the Princess Mary, the Prince and
Princessof Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess
Helena, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, the
Duchess of Cambridge, the Duke of Cambridge, the
Grand Duke and Duchess and the Duchess Dowager
of Mecklenburg Strelitz, his grace the Archbishop
of Canterbury, Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar end
the Countess of Dornburg, the Crown Prinne of
Denmark, the Duke and Duchess d'Amoisle,
Count and Countess Gleichen the Dachas' of
Wellington, the Dowager Duchess of Athole,
and the Countess of Macclesfield. In the ad-
joining room were the Lord Bishop of Win-
chester, the Marquis of Aberoorn, K.G. the
Countess of Hardwicke, the Duchess of Marl-
borough, the Countess of Sefton ; Earl Russell,
K.G. (First Lord of the Treasury), the Blight
Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. (Chancellor of the
Exchequer), the Right Hon. Sir George Grey,
Bart. M.P., G.C.B. (Home Secretary), the Earl
of Clarendon, K.G. (Foreign Secretary), the Earl
Granville, K.G. (Lord President), the Earl of Derby,
K.G., the Rev. R. B. Byam, vicar, and the Rev.
P. W. Nott, curate, of Kew ; the Rev. John Jyle
Wood, canon of Worcester and chaplain to the
Queen and the Duke of Cambridge, also late Rein-
dentiaxy Clerk of the Closet to King William IV.,
and domestic chaplain to Queen Adelaide ; the Rev.
Even Nepean, canon of Westminster and chagain
to the Queen, late chaplain to her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Gloucester ; the Rev. J. Hutchin-
son, rector of Great Berkhamsted, and chaplain to
the Duke of Cambridge ; the Rev. W. Harrison,
rector of Birch, Essex, and chaplain to the Duke of
Cambridge ; the Rev. A. Walbaum, D.D., minlster
of the German Lutheran Chapel, St. James's ? • Mr.
Ouvry, solicitor ; Captain Mildmay ; Dr. Quin ;
the Right Hon. Sir Hugh Rose, K. 5.1., Com-
mander-in-qiief in Ireland ; and all the equerries,
ladies in waiting, &c.
The usual toasts were proposed and honoured,
after which Prince Teck and the Princess
Mary—
for her royal highness will, despite her marriage,
retain her old familiar name—left Kew for
Ashridge-park, near Berkhamsted, the seat of
Earl Brownlow. A large crowd had collected in
the neighbourhood of Cambridge-cottage, and all
along the road over Kew-bridge, and loudly
cheered the " happy couple " as they passed
rapidly along in a carriage drawn by four spirited
horses. Her Majesty left earlier, and drove back
to Windsor.
The Morning Post gives the following account of
the dresses which were worn :
The wedding-dress was composed of the richest white
satin, the front being formed of folds of satin and tulle,
and trimmed with three flounces of Bonito's lace. The
train was likewise of white satin, with similar flounces of
lace, and was secured to the dress by bouquets of otlange
flowers and myrtles. The body of the dress was high,
and cut square, and also trimmed with Honiton lace-
The veil and handkerchief were to match. The
beauty of the lace was a subject of general admiration.
It was of the finest description, and designed in a
sequence of cornucopia filled with roses, shamrocks, and
thistles. The head-dreg around the Honiton lace veil
consisted of a wreath of orange blossoms intermixed with
myrtle gathered in Kew Gardens, and surmounted at the
back with a splendid diamond flower. The bridal bouquet
was composed of the choicest orchideous, and other flowers,
including phahenopsis, odontoglossumlpulchellum, calan the,
Burlingtonia, stephanotis, white roses and orange blosaoms,
tastefully interspersed with fern fronds, caladium leaves,
and the whole trimmed with elegant lace.
The bridesmaids' dresses were of white tarlatan, with
very small bouillons up the skirt, and tunics of tarlatan
embroidered with straw and looped up with sashes of Corn-
flower, blue glace trimmed with straw ; very small bonnets,
with wreaths of cornflowers and pink heath ; tulle veils to
the bottom of the dresses.
After a fortnight's stay at Ashridge, Prince Teck
and the Princess Mary Adelaide of Cambridge—for
such her title still remains—will visit Vienne and
make a long tour on the continent.
It is understood that her Majesty, before leaving
Kew, signified her intention of conferring the
Order of the Bath on his Highness the Prince of

Teck.
The management of all the arrangements within
the church was entrusted to Colonel Hoine-Purves,
C. 8., and everything was most admirably arranged.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

WUAIESDAY, lens IS. 8 A-18

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Oreeneutle 19.80.68 N.W. 3I 4 E. co - 1
Valenta 12J1764 N.N.W. 3! 4 N.W. ro 0.12 3
,ye Clear :29.29 54 N. 4, 6 N.W. mI- 3
Llverpool 39.70;57 N.N.W. 314 N.W. ob ,0.56 2
Holyhead
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Lorient 129.8057 W. 4I 6 W. oc 0.04 4
Rochefort.. . 29.0261 W. 4! 3 W. o- 2
Plymouth _129.90 67 W. 6I 7 8.8 W. no - 4
Weymouth '20.7050 W. 3' 6 S.W. fo 0.06 3
Portamouth 29.72 66 W.B.W. 4 6 S.S.W. rc 0.03 4
LOCtiOS
_ 29.6047 S.W. 416 S.W. roc 0.01 -
Yarmouth l2 02 54 B.W. -, 6 8.5 W. I o - 2
Bcarborea6h.l29.ss 64 N. 3I 1 N. to 0.49 4
Shields Imes as' N.E. 6. 3 N.E. r 1.20 4

REMARKS.
On the south coast of England, last night, the winds were
strong from south-wag, but this morning they have become more
westerly and moderate. On our north east coasts the winds are
northerly and easterly, light to strung and northerly and
westerly, moderste, on our west coasts. Heavy rain has fallen
on the east and west coasts of ►:ngland, and thunder is reported
from Scarborough. Barometers generally are rising this

ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. —On Monday evening
the Duke of Edinburgh presided at the 51st anniversary festi-
val of this institution, which was celebrated at the Free-
masons' Tavern Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields,
under more than usually favourable circumstances, the
guests assembling in large numbers, and all thc arrange-
ments, musical and otherwise, being carried out in a man-
ner which gave eapeoial eclat to the proceedings. The crass
table was decorated with the celebrated Demidoff service
of plate, valued at 30,000/., and the other tables
with a collection of silver centres and race prizes.
Among the ocmpany prawns were the Dukes of Buoclench,
Montrose, Richmond, and Roxburghe, the Marquis of
Abercorn, the Earl of Fife, Lord Elcho, M.P. Re. Sub-
ions ere announced to the amount of 1,2110 guineas.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITLRALL, JUNE 12.—Tile
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trade have received information through the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, that vessels arriving in
Turkish ports with foul bills of health on account of
cholera, will be subjected to a quarantine of observation of
fifteen days, not including the period of the voyage.
Vessels arriving from ports infected with cholera can per-
form quarantine only at the stations at the Dardanelles,
Smyrna, Salonica, Beyrout, Cyprus in Crete, and Tripoli,
in the Barbary States.-6kszeffe.
NEW COUNTY COURT ( )RDERI4. —This day two
new orders under the equitable jurisdiction of the county
courts will take effect, and also a number of forms.
When an order in the nature of an injunction has been
made, if the party by whom it was obtained desires to
have the same served by his attorney, the registrar is to
isms for service a copy of the order under the seal of the
court. Where a person makes breach of an order in the
nature of an injunction, he is to be served with notice to
show cause why he should not be committed, and in case
of disobedience to a decree or order the same process is to
be adopted. • perm in custody may apply to the regis-
trar for his discharge on giving two clear days notice to
the other side. The Lord Chancellor has sanctioned the
orders sad forms.
CIIISTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT...—
TUESDAY, JUNE 12.—Admissions on payment, 6,579; ditto
by season tickets, 3,062. Total visitors, 9,661.