New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-12

by chsnb.rl.ins ard herslds ended, and the BRIDE,
giving vent TO her evidently long Pen-1p Ieeanes
turred and flung herself upon her mother oosou
asuddenness and depth offselpg that thrilled tntouss
| every heart. Again and again her Majesty suAned
her 10 her heart and kssed her. and tined 10 conceA
her emotion bat IL both needless ana I'D Vsn 10
ell perceived IT, and there were few voo od no' shs
| Il. We need DO: mention Low the bridegroom en-
| braced her. and how a. she Quilted him. with tue
tears now plainly stealing down her cheeks sne InreT
herelfinto the arms of her father, while her royai
husband embraced by the Princes, OF Prassis -
manner that evnced all that only mother tose con
show. The most afectonate recognition, however,
took plsee between the bridegroom and his r'yai
father for the latter seemed overpower with emo
ton, and the former, after csspIng MN Twice W us
heart, knelt and Kissed his parruts hand.
The Queen then rose, and hurryng across the haNt
pds with the Prince Consor embraced the Princess OF
Prussia az one sister would another s''er ionS
parting, and turning 10 the Prince OF Prusss, gave
him her hand which as b. stopped 10 k>sshe stopped
him. and declined the cond,s ascension by offering her
cheek instead But words Will ieeoly convey me
effect OF the warmth, the abandonment OF the sneS
ton and friendship, with which these greetings passed
the reverence with which the bridegroom sauted nef
Majesty the manly heartiness with which he wrurg
the Prince Ccnsorts hand-for by the working OF his
face it was evident he could no; trust his tongue to
speak.
After few minutes had been allowed for the Illus
rious persohsges 10 recover their composure during
which the BRIDE again lost hers, while she received
with all the affecting warmth of young and attached
family, the congratulations OF her brothers and sisters
the procession prepared to leave the church. There
some little hurry as the various persoDages fell
into their places, but at last the bride and bridegroom
left in the following order:
Gentlemen Of Honor to he Bad and Bridegroom
The PTassAn Minister, arcompanied BY The Member o. -
Groom d he Stole to
His Royal Highn' Is the PEnoe C1nsor.
Bride AsD BRIDEGROOM.
Tn Supporters u their Royal Hghnesses either sie
The Train q The Bride borne q before.
The reusnter fhc Suite If bis Royal HishIess the
The Gentlemen a.tendanSe b. Majesty The King Of the
his ROyA hghness the Grand BAKE of Bsd,n.
There Wa. 10 mistake about the expression OF the
brides face As she quilted the sacred building Her
delicate color returned, her eyes sparked with emo
ton and there such light Of happiness upon her
features che turned upon her Royal husbands look
of the most supreme affection that even the most re-
served felt moved and an audible God bless her
passing from mouth to mouth accompanied her upon
her way. The procession OF Her Majesty then passed
10 the Throne Room in the order in which en-
tered the Chapel, and again rcassembled IN that
chamber. Here, in front of the massive throne on
which have sat in state 80 many of our monarchs,
splendid table set out which lay the register.
As the dignitaries of the Church returned to the
Throne Room this was atested in the usual form.
An immense number of illustrious and noble ndl-
vduas had the honor Of signing this document, and
We append the order and arrangement in which the
actual members of the Roya families who did 80 ah1
their signatures after those Of the bride and bride
groom: ,oron,
"ALBERT, Prime Consort.
FRINGE Of PRUSSIA.
''i Dacht.. ;' Of s.1on5 ''''
" :vicTosip
ALBERI EDWARD.
" .HNnvSy
MARY ADELAIDE"
Every person present was presented with the Mar
rage Service, beautifully printed in red and gold and
bound in white and gold
Considering the extreme pressure Of applications
for admission to the palace, and the great number for
whom accommodation was provided without crushing
or confusion, the arrangements OF the Lord Chamber
lain and Lord Steward deserve the highest COM
mendation.
THE DEPARTURE FROM LONDON.
Ii has been generally understood up TO almost the
last moment that the royal couple would proceed TO
Windsor by the high road and arrangements that
end were duly made; but at late hour on Saturday
evening it was minated TO the authorities of the
Great Western Railway that il was probable their
line would be selected for the conveyance OF the Illus
trious travellers. Preparations made at the Pad
diDgtOn station, and considerable portion OF the
departure platform set apart for the convenience
of the Royal pair. The special train was to start
upon the outer line of rail, and upon the platform
from which that line was approached rows of benches
were erected which were occupied yesterday after
noon by hundreds of ladies and gentlemen who were
admitted to take farewell of the young Princess ID
whose welfare al happiness all felt lively interest
Tie chasm between the two platforms was bridged
over and covered with crimson carpet, while upon
each side of the door Of the Royal waitng-rOOm,
though which the distinguished couple to enter
the station other of seats had been erected, and
fully occupied. The special train consisted OF
four carriages, viz; a composite carriage, one
frst-class and two Royal saloon carriages, in
the order mentioned, and was ordered to
be in readiness at quarter to O'Clock.
Long before that time arrived the station was crowded
with visitors who had the privilege of the eDtrse, but
the general ivnOraucp of the that the mode of
travelling had been changed prevented very large
attendance of the public out of doors until shortly be-
fore the hour OF departure, by which time dense
crowd was assembled. About o'clock guard Of
honor of the Scots Fuseer Guards, headed by their
band and under the command Of the Hon. Captain
Ashley entered the station and took post facing the
royal train, but 1t was not until several minutes after
o'clock that the cheering OF the crowd
| outside proclaimed the ARRIVAL of the newly
married pair. Immediately afterward the royal
bride ana bridegroom entered the station from the
Royal waiting room preceded by Capt. Lab simon
di6re Assistant Commissioner OF Police, the Hon. r.
Ponsonby, Chairman of the Great Western Railway
and Mr. Saunders, the Secretary. The Princess, who
looked PALE eant upon the arm Of the Royal bride
groom, and was followed only by her lady smaid and
several male attendants The appearance OF the
Prince end Princess the signal for ouburst of
hearty cheering. The band struck up the Royal
Anthem, the Guard presented arms and the hearty
hurrahs cont nued during the progress OF the
Royal pair TO the railway carriage, and were grace
fully acknowledged by both. The Princess wore a
dress OF white MORE antique with mantle and bon
net Of the hue. The Prince wore a plain dark
frock-ccat Little time was permitted to eapse, and
in two minutes after entering the station the happy
couple were seated in the first Royal carriage; Mr..
Ponsonby and Mr.. Saunders entered another, Mr..
Gooch mounted the engine, the steam was shut off,
and the train moved rapidly forth amid prolonged
cheers and hearty CALCULATIONS, which were kept up
until the whole train was lost in the evening mist.
THE AMERICAN HORSE tanner.
Fros The London TiGe' Jan. IS
On Saturday Mr. RAreY. an American. now on 4