Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-19


METER Civily and politically this onconformity ma
have important consequences by and-by have seen nj
alusion to this disregard Of the Law marriage in an
Of the journals In private life the omissions sgnazes
would be grave affairs. have never heard that the EN-
perors marriage without and above the code civil
Book Tit H. Chap. 8, Art 63 Of the Code prescribes
two publications. at interval Of eight days on Sun.
day." These publications shall declare the names pro-
fessons, and residences of the aanced pair" Article
ga prescrbes that extract Of the record of pubca
ton shall be and remain posted up at the door Of the
mayors office (naison eommuae) during the eight
days of interval between the two publications The
marriage Be celebrated before the third day after,
and exclusive Of thar Of the second publication" These
requirements of the civil code utterly disregard
ed in the very PERCEPTIONS contamination of the i'm
peral marriage. 1t is worth while to note this. The
first public official intmaton Of the imperial marriage
was given the ceremonial of the Tuleres upon the
casion Of the address, of which sent you translation
on Monday last That ceremonial took place at on
the 22d and then there particular de-
sgnaton of the bride than young lady Of noble birth
and Spanish origin, whose father had shed his blood in
the military service of NAroLEosI The Aone Of The 23d
announces as for the first time that the 30M January
Notre Dame would be celebrated the marriage Of the
Emperor with emile. DE MoNTIJo, Countess Of Teba
daughter of Count MoNTIJo Senator and Grandee Of
Spain" Now, assuming, which cannot be done
without extreme violence to all sound rules of nterprea
ton, that the announcement made by the Emperor in
person. at the 3d. is to be legally considered
first publication, provided for in the civil CODE the
marriage could not be legally celebrated according
Arts 63 and GA, above cited, till the I'd February
Yet the Moniteur Of the 25th instant the
civil marriage Of the Emperor will be celebrated at the
palace of the Tuleres Saturday next 29th January
This civil marriage is the binding effective legal ceremony
Of ArS 80 ~ o;y
code till after the accomplishments Of certain conditions
omitted in this imperial marriage The religious
MES Nore Dame the 30th satisfy the religious
of the country but not necessary the validity
Of the marriage contract.
extract from the Moneur of day before yesterday the
following and description of the ceremonies
to take place Saturday the 29h upon occasion of
the celebration of the civil marriage Of the Emperor
The civil marriage of the Emperor will be celebrated
at the palace Of the Tueries Saturday next, 29h
January.
cat p NJ the Grand Master of Ceremonies, attended
by MASTER will 60 with two carriages to seek the mpe
rial bride The first carriage will be occupied by two
ladies Of honor and by the master of ceremonies the
second will receive the imperial BRIDE her excellency
Madame the Countess of Monto Duchess Of Penaranda
his excelency the Marquis of Valdegamas, Minister
Plenipotentary and Envoy Extraordinary Of her Majesty
Queen Of the SPANS the Grand Master Ceremonies
The cortege will enter by the grille Of the pavilion of
Flora The imperial bride will be received at the bottom
of the staircase Of the pavilion by the grand chamberlain
the grand master of the horse the first master Of the
horse two chamberlans and the officers Of ordonnance
on service and will be conducted to the family saloon,
where the Emperor will await her.
"On her into the first saloon their Imperial
Hghnesses the and Madame the Pncesse
MATHILDE win receive the imperial BRIDE and proceed
with her to the family saloon The Emperor will have
him his Imperial Highness the Prince JEROME NAPo
LEON and those of the members of his family whom his
Majesty shall have designated Around his Majesty will
be the Cardinals, the Marshas and the Admirals, the
Minister'S the grand officers and the officers of his house
hold the Ambassadors and Ministers Penpotentiary OF
his Majesty present at Paris.
"The Grand Master of Ceremonies will take the orders
Of the Emperor and the corge will proceed to the sale of
the Marshals where the ceremony of the civil marriage
viii take place. Places will have been assigned by
ceremonies assisted by two aids to the persons
invited by his Majesty At the bottom of the hail. toward
the gardens, two equal auteuls will have been placed
upon platform that the right for the Emperor, that
on left the Empress At the foot Of the platform
the left will be table, on which will have been placed
the register Of the edciv of the family Of the Emperor
Upon the entrance of the Emperor and Of the future
Empress all the ladies will rise and remain standing
will all who present until the conclusion Of the
remony.
"The Emperor having seated himself the Grand Master
of Ceremonies will invite the Minister of State exercising
the functions Of officer of the edtci attributed to him
by article of the senatus-consutum of 23d December
last assisted by the President of the Council Of State
appointed this effect by hi. Majesty, to take position
| in front of the Jaute,nl Of the Emperor.
THE Minister Of State will receive the declarations of
the Emperor and of her exceency Mademoselle EUakS
DE MoNTJo Countess Of Teba and will pronounce them
united in marriage.
"The President Of the Council Of State will present the
pen to the Emperor and afterwards to the Empress The
act will be signed by their Majeses by her exceency
Madame the Countess Of Monto, his exceency the Min
lister of SPAIN the Princes and Prncesses according to
their rank and by the witnesses designated by his
Majesty.
After the ceremony her Majesty the Empress will be
reconducted to the Eyee with the ceremonial which had
been observed on her arrival"
After the ceremony above described there win be
grand in the Theatre Of the Tulertes eantate
will be executed composed for the OCCASION the words by
merry, and the music by AUBER. The orchestra Of the
Opera and the chors of the Conservatory Of Music will
concur to give cclat this grand musical ete RoGEn,
of the opera will sing the recitatyes and the principal
solos One thousand invitations to favored guests will
be issued upon this occasion.
AUBER goes daily to Notre Dame to superinend the ar
raDgements for the installation Of his Orchestra Of FIVE
hundred musicians, who to figure in mass Of his
composition which is to be executed on Sunday, at the
religious celebration Of the Emperors marriage.
Touching that ceremony of the S0th at Notre Dame,
extract from the Aoniteu Of to-day the following an
nouncement
"On Sunday, Both January, 1885, at IL o'clock in the
morning. two Of the court carriages will go for the EN-
press the palace Of the Eysee In the first carriage
will be the Grand Mistress Of the Household the Lady Of
Honor and the First Chamberlain of her Majesty The
second carriage will receive the Empress her Excellency
the Countess de Mono the Grand Master of the House
hold Of the Empress and the equerry of her Majesty w
he AZ the door The which viii be escorted by