Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-24
THE mi, I,EELIGENCER,.
France-The Rmperor's Marriage ao
tcoxrINUEDr.)
M the Correspondent of the National lntelligeneer


CcoNTINUED.)
Touching that ceremony of the sOth at Notre
Dame extract from the Moniteur of to-day the
following announcement:
'on Sunday, 30th January, 1853, at IL O'Clock
IN the morning, two of the court carriages will 20
LOT the empress to the palace of the Elysee In
the first carriage will be the Grand Mistress of the
Household, the Lady Of Honor, and the FIRST Cham
berlaIn OF her Majesty. The second carriage will
receive the Empress, her ExcelIency the Countess
de Montlo, the Grand " aster of the Household of
the Empress, and equerry of her Majesty will be
al the doo;. The carriages, which will be escort
ed by picket of cavalry, will enter by the gate
of the Pavilion de FIore. The Grand Chamber
lam and the Grand Equerry, the FirSt Equeuy,
four Chamberlains, and the orderly officers on du-
y Will receive the Empress at the door of the Pa
ylllon de PHorloge. Their Imperial Highnesses
the Prince Napoleon and the Princess Mathilde
VIII receive her Majesty at the bottom of the grand
staircase. The cortege will ascend the grand
staircase, and proceed to the Salon de PEmperpr
The Emperor, accompanied; by his Imperial High
ness the Prince Jerome, the Ministers, the Mar
shals and AdmiraIs, the Grand Marshal of the
Palace, and the Grand HuntSman will advance to-
wards the Empress from the Salon de PEmperor
and will conduct her into that salon. At nine
O. clock IN the morning Master OF Ceremonies and
assistants Will go to the cathedral, to superintend
The placing OF the persons invited 10 the ceremony
| The members of the constituted bodies and the
| func!ionaries will be in uniform, the ladies in
high dresses CTObeS mlUntdntcS) and bonnets, the
gentlemen invited in dress coats. The doors on
the south side of the grand entrance, and the
southern and northern doors CT the church, will
alone be opened TO the persons invited. The CEN
trail door will be exclusively reserved 10 their Ma
JeStIes, and to the ambassadors and foreign miiS
terS, going in body and with All escort. Amor
chestra will play sacred music until the arrival of
| their MajeStieS On eStrade erected in the
midst of the transept in the face of the altar will
be placed, under canopy, two chairs of honor
and two prie-Dieu for their MaieStieS. Vast eS.
trades, IN the form of an amphitheare, filling each
of the branches OF the Latin cross, will be apart
Tor the French and foreign diplomatic bodies, the
Senate, the Legislative body, and the Council of
State TrbuneS, opening on the Latin Cross, will
De set apart iOr the ladies' oil the diplomatic body,
the members of the family of the Emperor who
inaynot lie in the cortege of their AajestieS, tie
ladies OF the presidents Of great bodies OF the State
the dies of The Ministers, the 3larshais and Ad
trails; the widows OF the great dgniarieS of the
Empire, Marshais and AdmiraIs; the ladies' Of the
grand officers; the ladies' of the household of the
tnpreSS; and the ladies OF officers oil the house
hold of the Emperor. Other urbuneS and CALLER
les will be reserved for the ladies and gentlemen
! not functOnaTieS invited The first TOW IF chairs
in the nave will be reserved the MarSlluIS, the
AdnriralS, the Grand Chancellor, and the Grand
| Crosses Ut the Legion of Honor The lest OF the
nave Will be occupied by tie deputatCn of The
constituted bodies, by the high iunttiOmarieSO. the
public administrations, and Ly the other persons
invited. Al II O'Clock their MajeStteS Will leave
the palace of the TuIieIieS; the firing OF artillery
will announce their departure. a double line Ut
he national guard and the army will be placed on
all the route 10 etaken by the coItegs from the
| Tuiieries up 10 the ParviS NotTe Dame. At tie
| head of the corege will be carriages occupied by
the civil and military officers OF the EmpeTor, ami
| they will preceded and followed by squadron OF
cavalry. Then will come the carriages OF the Min
listers, those of the officers aud ladies the Princes
! and PrncesseS; carriage containing he per
SONS attached 10 the hOuSeho d of Ler Imperial
| HighneSS the Princess Mathilde; squadron Ui The
| Guilds; carriage lnwhlch will be the ladies' OF
| the Palace of the Empress; caTrage occupied
| by ;he Grand Master ana FIrst Chamberlain ci the
| Empress; carriage drawn by SIX horses, occupied
| by the grand oiCSIS OF tile houSehold OF the En-
| perOr; a carriage drawn by SIX horses, III which
will be her Imperial HiGhneSS the Princess Ma
| thilde, her EXcellency the Countess de MontJo.
the Grand Mistress of the Household OF the En-
press, and the Lady Of Honor of her Majesty;
! carriage drawn by SIX horses, III which VIII be
| their Imperial Hghnesses the Prince Jerome Ma
poleon and the Prince Napoleon. In carriage
| drawn by eight horses Will he the emperor ana
| Empress. Th9 carriage of their MaieStles Will be
| followed by IL squadron of FuIdes and regiment
of cavalry. Informed OF the pproach OF the cor
tegc, the Archbishop of Paris, preceded by his
clergy, will go in procession toward the great
door to receive their MajeS!ieS. The great doors
will be thrown open; the Emperor Leading the
Empress by the hand will enier the baSiiltk; then
| MajeSties will place themselves on the thIone.-
The Archbishop Officiating VIII salute the hlIleS-
ties, and will commence the ceremony OF The mar
rage Alter the blessing OF the pieces oi gold and
the nupa ring their jesties will go to the loot
of the altar, Will remain standing, and will give
each other the right hand. Tie Archbishop, ad-
dressing himself first the Emperor and then to
the Empress will receive their declarations 10 take
each other for husband andwiie, and Will success.
siveIy present 10 the Emperor the pieces oil gold
and the ling. The Emperor Will present the pie
ceS of gold 10 the Empress and will place the rng
on her finger. After prayers, their MaJesues Will
7 turn to their THRONE Their Majesties VIII sue
| cesSvely present themselves at the offering After
The Pdtcr their MajeStieS II go 10 the foo oil the
altar AID will knee;the first chaplain OF the En-
/ n,ror and mother bishop will extend above the
heads OF their DIajestitS a canopy cl silver Dro-
cade and will keep il so extended during the oral
son. During the episcopal benedlcton anu Inc
readingo the Gospel, Inc choir Will chant several
times the Domino Sdlruln. The Archbishop VIII
then present holy waterto their ajesties, and Will
! commences the TIE Dcum, which will be hHen up
By the orchestra and tie singers. After the re
| Deum the great officers of the Crown, the PrIn-
ces, the Ministers, ard other persons who arrived
| in the cortege will resume their places. Ihelt
Maiesties will then descend from the throne and
will return, followed as they arrived The Arcn-
bishop will Immediately precede them to conduct
| them in process on up TO the great door,
| The Moniteur also gives the following as 'he
| line To be takenby the cortege:
| 'sThe cortege IF their majesties Will 'eaVe the
Palace CT the Iuileries by the principal gate, will
cross the CaroEsa and the court oil the Louvre ana
will follow the Rue des FosseS, Saint German
Auxerros the Rue d. 'Rivoli, the Place de fHoteld
| Vile, the Quai de GevrcS, the Pont Nore-danie'
the Quai Napoleon, the Rue d'Arcole' ana the
Paryis Notre. IJane. After the ceremony, the cor
tere viii return u the Tuilleries by The Rue Az
cole the Quai Napoleon, the Uual aux tleuIs the
| Pontaux Change, the Quais up 10 the Place de Ia
Concorte and ii will reach the palace by the grand
avenue in the garden,"