New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29

rch communion tAs'e SD rails ere 70 IA erected.
The latter are already tsed. and are SAT
nS,o Sss" S. t.. assr,.s sas n
richly drsped with crmson velvet and reid esd
sdoipeS with the plate Of the Chapel Royal Mod Of
the pieces Of this are OF pare god aud OF Oven Asse
time but there are SONS noble sslyers add aagors
xnb the crest and cipher e Charles l. Tue Royal
rev over the entrance porch, hes BEEN dfsp-d vse
curtains spd fittings Il crimson velve. and gold and
thiss designed 10 accommodate theeorps s'f<o'sSe,
more than thirty of whom will b. pressnt the occs-
sion. But. With al the care and economy 81 spsss
which can be eiercised, the number which can Do
pressn, q; the ceremony in the Chapel n'eS IN mo
extreme and. indeed, we beheve NC nc linn s"o
nah when we say that not more a. IN ,SV or % can
witness either the ceremony or PROCESSION fro1 sny
point of view inside the Palace. The tches wn'cn
will admit the fortunate few 20 thee Pscs' asNe -
ready been K ven among the Ministers sna 'ue sSS
officers of State in certain proportions, and tnsy va
again distribute them among their Personsl 'r'ends.
Her Majesty, however, With much kind fessnf, -,
We believe, specially recommended that inc tSSsss
shall eventually reach those who may BE- suppose 70
feel the strongest interest in the Princess Roys-vz,
young ladies' OF her own age The visitors tner''ofe
who viii occupy seats in the saloons Of ~. Jsress,
being nearly all young ladies, and In full ccur, dress,
viii form perhaps the most brilliant and beautiful por-
ton Of the whole spectacle. Visitors admitted 20 the
covered seats in the Coor-cour will not be required
TO attend in court dress though no person in mourn
ing Of any description will be admitted II has osel
stated that peers having STATS in the Chapel Royal
will wear their robes of state, but this "a error, ~
peers capuo, wear their robes out Of the House OF
Lords except AZ coronation. All gentemes present
in the Chapel will be required 10 wear fal uniform,
and the ladies court dress, and al must be IN their
places by IL o'clock. After that hour noee VIII %
allowed to enter. His Royal Highness the fnnce z
Prussia with his SUITE will arrive at the Chapel
O'Clock The procession Of Her Majesty viii follow
next the bride elect, with her bridesmaids and ladies',
arriving a few minutes before l2i O'Clock.
In tho lists OF the bridesmaids which have been
given 10 the public, il has been stated that Jedy
Sarah Spencer daughter Of tho late Earl Spencer,
viii be- compelled to iorego the honor Of attsodms
in con sguepce Of the rcc-n death ri her noble fafhes
but this is mistake, believe Was never con-
templa,ed that more than yourg ladies, wh"ss
ram.s have been snianeJ should have the honor Of
attending The Princess Alice vD OF coune be chief
bridesmaid. The marriage ceremony Ia HE'D Ia con'-
! u.pce at t2l precisely, and with the hymns and
choral acc on pa uiments will occupy about for'y
minutes In consequence OF the great inconvenience
felt on the occasion Of her Mses,ys marriage, when
| signing the registry in the vestry OF the CesPei
ROYAL which IL excessively small, Il has been drter-
! sion The registry therefore, will not b. sigsed n
the Chapel at all, but in the 1hroneroom when tno
| high contracting parties shall have returned there
| The d,jeuner, which takes place aher~ard st
| buckingham Palace, will only include the Royal
guests. the bridesmaids and two Of the chsi
| ofc. r. of State and Foreign Minister'S.
| For the concert which takes place ~ the faisce
the evenng,|a large number OF invitations nave psso
| issued.
| On the day hut one following the ceremony the
Chap. Royal will be thrown open 20 the pubisc. ana
will remain open for days. The state apartments
in St james cannot be- thrown open I'LL alter the con-
yratulatory dnwiug-r Of the pth lot. he's sssn
held but Immediately ahsrward they will b. opened
| to the public, and 80 continue for al hs-t Week.