Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

all Of US 20 to the devil" BY this time the polls
were closed and il evident that from their pecu.
liar mode of arranging matters, the old school had a
majority. On hearing his name, His Satanic Ma
| Jcsty imagined he detected and he made for the
door; Just as he reached the inner door, Col Webb
entered (but to vote as he is neither new o,y-
ner nor partaker Of the Holy Sacrament); as soon
as ne saw who present he disappeared quicker
| than he came, and twice walked the length Of
Broadway to compose himself. The dev.as he passed
out just before cast his eyes up to the roof Of the
building with apparent satisfaction and went his
way whistling
Sc The Campbe's comm. och no och no !"
ssiGhiy Important Connubiai Movement
UlsiOn Of ase Dutch alad Irish Dynnstics.
Last evening highly important movement was
made in the matrimonial world, by the marriage of
the Honorable Aaron Vanderpool, member of Con-
gress from Undertook, the ghter of of our
most distinguished, intelligent and wealthy Irish
merchants, James Mcbride, Esq. of College Place.
Both are descended from old families in Europe-the
one from the Counts Van Daer Poels of Dutch Elan
ders, and the other from the O'Brydelthus of Con-
naught in Ireland, the geneaogy of which may be
found in the chronicles of the Shannon.
This wedding may be considered, for numerous
reasons, one of the most important movements that
has taken place in the fashionable, connubia politi-
cal and mercantile world for many years. 1t may in
fact be considered union between of the prnci-
pal leaders of the highly respectable influential Irish
party in this city and country, and of the prnci
pal leaders of the highly respectable and influential
Dutch party scattered through this state of which
Mr.. Van Buren, is bat subordinate branch. BY this
union, undoubtedly all the Vans of Undertook and
its vicinity may consider themselves closely
allied to all the Macs and Os, big and small of this
city and neighborhood. Hereafter the Macs and
Vans and the Vans and Macs will be found fighting
under the banner politics. trade in the dis
puted territory Of fashion and folly of every kind
Hereafter the Irish and Dutch may be considered
having holy band Of brothe rhood the connecting
link of which is very lovely woman) running one
friendly to the goal, and one common in-
terest in all the great concerns of the country
g Laus Deo!'
Under the old fashionable regime that prevailed
here in the year $780, find that the system of cele
brating fashionable alliances between the heads Of
distinguished dynastes was different from that of the
present day. 1t is not little singular that in the
early part of the month of April, just fifty years ago.
Mr.. Peter MDougal, the head Of hi.hl,' 80"
gusnvu icu 10 the altar the fasci-
mating and lovely daughter of Mr.. Abraham Van
Ness, distinguished merchant of this state on which
occasion the benevolent father Of the bushng bride
sent
lao oonr1. = or chess orrs. ~ 81 o ooe,.,
barrels strong ale 500 Kinderhook cabbage heads
to cheer the hearts OF the sick in the aims house and
the debtors in Jail but the of fashion has since
risen above benghtcd horizon and the improve.
ment that has taken place is incredible.
As early o'clock a little after shutdown
the splendid mansion Of the brides distinguished
father in College Place, thrown open to receive
company; and the rafting Of carriage wheels and
haooing of Irish drivers and Dutch footmen in their
native vernacular, superior any confusion Of
sp.ndS that has heep h ard cart IL
lighful days in which the building of Babel was car
ried The house, is well known by all the pi-
ously fashionable Presbytcrians Of this city, is mag
necnt one, and less than three entire suites Of
rooms were brilliantly illuminated on the occasion
and thrown open for the reception Of company The
arrangements admirable for the delivery of III
precious cargocs contained in the carriages that ar
rived; the route going to the wedding was down
s.rray street, set down with the horses heads to-
"a'aS nar.lay streot, ard tho empty carriages cay
ing by the latter street. On returning from the y "a
ding the order OF progression reversed, and we
delighted to say that accident occurred either
in coming going, except tAe fracture Of stay lace
in leapng from her hack too suddenly, by the lovely
Miss Mac Mulligan, and the loss by the wealthy Mrs
0'rooe Of her pedigree. tracing her descent in a
right line, without baton sinister from the great
Earl Of Thule, who settled IN Ireland about the time
that William the Norman conquered England.
The three suites OF rooms were magnifcently fur
n r.,
truly pious principle, similar to those in our
most fashionable places Of worship; each mantel
was placed set Of branches similar in design to the
celebrated golden candlestcks Of the clients Sofas
were banshed from the apartments being too com
mon, and handsome coored and thickly cushion
ed fautueiis supplied their places just sufficient to
contain two persons with comfort The suite Of
in the third story reserved for the excu-
sve occupation Of the ladies'; and in the front one Of
these placed the bridal bed, the slegaat vet
chaste and pious garniture and arrangements con-
nectcd with which, elected universal admiral. on
from the ladies. This room was scented BY newly
invented aroma Just imported from Paris called the
. bouquet a. feures"" The suite of rooms in the
second story set apart for the gentlemen and the
supper and in the suite the first floor both ladies
and gentleman mingled in sweet and pious commu-
MON both before and after the solemn ceremony
which was performed in the front this floor
The bride was most elegantly dressed in an extreme
ly elegant white frock over a rich satin petticost
both trimmed with rich deep blonde lace her hair
was dressed in the extreme of fashion as practscd
by the school Of Presby terians she wore
trey new style Of glove, that permitted the peary
lustic and rounded contour Of her beautiful arm
be at intervals through its intersccs. Nothing
could exceed the lovclness Of her appearance she
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