The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-07
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more was outside The quay usually gray and dis
NAL looked like tie gay partcfre of garden crowds OF
Turkish women in all the copn OF tthe rainbow, were
trying to settle down forgetting in their eageness OF
sightseeing, their nbon Oriental dgnty and chatter
ing, quarreng and pushing about like amy lively Euro
pean crowd as y, ~ ~ Z ~ =
At one O'Clock the indispensable salute Of
nounoed the beginning Of the proceedings One by
the high officials entered their caiques passing the pal
ace they stopped at distance from IT, waiting for the
appearance hebrde, and ready 10 head the cortege
By degrees the palace caiques approached and moored
along the quay leaving the place Of honor before The gate
to the splendid State caque destined for the Sutana
and Immediately before It another similar but not SO
rch for the Kisiar Aga who has 70 deliver over the
bride to her future husband. The Sltsnas caique
painted white with richly carvings along the bull
warks and rose-colored likewise relieved with gold
ornaments In the atterpart Of beautiful little cabin,
ell gold and pale blue with gttrtfng Venittan blinds
erected faint sound OF song, the usaa harrase
ditty, heraed ths approach o. the hs s.s shildrrn
disappeared tho apssam6 AnIssd row ANd ~ proces
sion began 3.fsf.t a 81 8sss ~ All
First CAME supported ly two blacks, the Kisar Aga,
who is at the head Of the whole female department OF the
saaee and plays prominent part all such occasions
After him the mother of the BRIDE gorgeousy dressed In
pink atn fergeh likewise supported by two blacks
Of them holding large pink umbrella, embroidered in
silver over her head She was followed BY the younger
MED by mothers and their suites Of ladies and blacks
When these had passed and taken their seats in the
caques, the red spread out and drawn down
to the door of the little cabin to conceal the bride
from prone eyes, In spite of these precautions before
she descended the flight of steps, could catch glance
of her she out covered with -colored veil
from head to foot and followed by host Of ladies and
children Of the palace who accompanied her singing the
monotonous marriage chant which sounded quite melo-
ous as IL came acioss ,ne wafer Inc screen was with
awn, anu ~. eunacn IN . cn UNIFORM sat ncore the
uoo oi 'io elon "ncn haa iec IN the prade Inc slg-
MAJ was given and tne procession started the high Oil
olas ~ IRON. aeeorus 20 nef IanNtne ngncst nearest
" 'c pue u'eI 'he' to ca,quo containing the hSlar
Aga and then the bride followed by her ssters and
ihe HoHi eIc Piace 70 Energhen where Mus
tapn" fasha hume, paiace mas been taken for the
couple ~ about nye mes and the sight which they pre-
sc'cu "ro 1i lhc procession passed slowly was quite
wherever there s quay along the whole DIS
,ahcc, was covered WIN multitude, almost exclusive
" Wancn VINO ~ sightseeing have here always the right
" pieocachce. wherever therc ~ no quay anu the
houses rise close 70 me water the windows presented the
same aspect on AL tnc prominent points the military
were drawn up WITH thor bands playing 50 That the
eoe was almost ail along accompanied by the sound OF
music lhe eiieo1 whcn TINS S,sen4e produced It Is I'M
posspie 70 describe Color which forms the most prom
ihcht feature IN every eastern kotsqa lent 70 ths tooa
a ona'n q sls own Ine mos. g,arng anas halmmzed,
anu were raned IN W INC equally houses
oh pom sores ookhg her Dest IN the pfiiiiant SUN
sumo, Win emerald green mis- az q sMck-ground,
oouuies shy apoye, anu piuc' CAIN yea Dciow itwas
real least ior Inc eye, ss, as
aei row o. about an hour and half the procession
Ioachco is aesnaun Inc ouitana stopped ocdore the
halc door her eiquc until al the female part OF the
coHtys had landed ana formed inside TO xcccye her Ne
fore the screen was closed ono could sec the gA naf
aesse come uoW W intfoducc the Didc 10 hcr house
AGAIN te sounds q the marriage song were heard the
screen was withurnwii, ana the BRIDE had passed
icsteruay evening inc tehs peSah icr the second mal-
fiaSe-that oi GMnyreh suitana F0 sTa3 4sisn sgs
TIE LATE MApEMoisKLIE RACHEL Nadcmoiselle Sarah
Felix the sister of the late Mademosec Rachel yeste
day brought an action before the civil tribunal against
Madame O. Connel the well known artistic 10 obtain dam
ages for having piraed design belonging to her Made
mosele Sarah It appears on The death 81 her sister AZ
Cannes on the Sd Of january .t causo photographer
to take likeness Of her on her deathbel He obtained
one remarkable for its exacte but Il was a. wan said
horrbl to witness inasnnch AS t represented her a
Mademoselic sarah's object in having the photorraph
family and few friends, she saw that 1t would not be
possible offer them anything NO tisagreoable to look
at and she accordingly employed a photorrapher of
Paris, named Ghcmar, to soften It down She made
both the photographers sign agreements by which they
hound themselves TO take all possible precautions to pre-
vent either the original photograph or the modification
OF 1t from getting into the hands OF the public But
Ghemar imprudently allowed Madame OConnel to take
copy OF It. and she having made alterations in it,
caused MN Goupil, the well known print Sellers to or
~ copies OF it for SALE Madenosellc Sarah protested
against this proceedings and she caused seizure to be
made Of the copies unsod In support Of her action
tfcaes We're produced from Count de Nieuwerkerke, di
nells photograph was undoubtedly piracy, and it
conended that the original photograph not ony
the exclusive property Of NIademoselIe Sarah hnt tba,
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III INV no person. except nlemlcfb hacnel own