The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-02-24

ties proceeded at once to the ceremony csu
marriage. which was conducted in nh rosr.|i ue
according TO the solemnities of the Roma, e
oiic Church. aud accompanied by all tho ra'i a'h'
of imperial prestige and royal tradition. FDp
At the conclusion of the re Deura. tho Pm
or and Empress descended from the throne pr, SH,
the imperial cnrtege. having formed as in ,ba.N
der of err; val their Maiesties returned 70 ~
Tuilorcs V tie Rue d Arcoe and Qua; "s
leon. to the Pl de In Concorde. passing - ~ ~
palace ht the garden entrance. The Arcbi;SIs
op Gf Paris also accompanied their Ma;os,:@H
and conducted them to the door of the Tn;Io.;e~
the return, rs had been the departure L4.f
celebrated by the roll Of drums the Gonr;sl =
trumpets. the ronrs of the artillery the sb.,..|
of the people. and heard above all. ths uS 5e"A
boom of the bourbon, or great bell of NJ
Dame. "s
Tel"grapl;c dispatches were imm.diotsIrr-
war 'ed 10 AL the chief towns in Franco. nat.
tinc the Projects and Mayors to make krowr y
the inhabitants the completion Of the reI,;.,s
ceremonies of their Mniesties' marriaga .Ns
their safe return to the Tuileries amidst III. .N
thusi"stic greetings of the people. W.
Madlle. de Montiio. from motives NJ deI;....
declined to receive the diamond neckloc. -.
6oo o.'tof., offered her rs present by the c;,,
of Paris. ivy
The municipal council unanimously vo,oa H..
the 600. 000f. should be EMPLOYED in found;. .I"'
hospital in which moor girls NAV receive = ,,s.
ful education. and be maintained ill ,bor -
lie placed ont in life. This es,abljsbne,, III
hear the name and be under the PATRONAGE ~
the Fmrress. VI
The grand f5te of Sunday has happily nosssd
off without any puhlc accident or even sar;op.
incident, considering he immense assemblor.
drawn together. Mondays Moniteur conclude,
long official account of the religions ceremo
NOS. by saying that the very heavens favored
this imperial tetr: for seldom does winter give
''skv so clear or a temperature SO mild
Thanks are also due to those who had charge O,
the so'emnities for 10y the perfect execution Of
their commands, no accident has happened
which could leave grief on the minds Of Ii.
Partisan population.
The people crowded in innunerabe thronv,
on Monday 10 see the cathedral Of Notre Dlme
small charge was made for admission. which
the Archbishop If Paris officially notified would
be appropriated to the relief of the poor
The Emperor and Empress appeared n second
time on Sunday evening the balcony Of the
Tuiicries. when they were extremely well recei-
we'd hy the poople. His majesty on this occa-
sion Il citizens dress. with his decorations,
AMI the Empress was attired in scarlet velvet
with n white bonnet.
The private illuminations on Sunday night
were bv means universal, were the
Snectators a. numerous as had been expected
All the public bindings. however. the palaces
the post offices. theatres, sc. splendidy il.
Illuminated.
The Moniteur of Monday announces, that on
the occasion of his marriage. the Emperor las
nnrdoued more than 5000 persons who were i'm.
p c ted ia the events ofDecember, 1851. With
.h-se pnrdons and the submissions already re-
,eivel there do not remain more than 1900 per.
sons Subjected to expulsion Public opinion il
ad led, IS not alarmed at these numarous acts
,f -l"neacv: for the decree of March. 1850,
VIII ch gave 10 the government the right of haV-
ng recourse 30 these measures of precaution,
gave also the power ~ parlnr.