The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-14

Among those present were:-
Com strDgham U. 8. N. Capt Ellison, U. 8. N.
Capt Shuteworth, U s. N. Judge Roosevelt
Lieut. Bradford U. s. N. Hon. Geo Bancroft
senor sessr koas and lady, Hon John oochrane
of Venezuela. Mr.. Baylcy.
Two sons Of General Paez James W Girard:
Sepor D. Chacon Spanish James Buchanan Henry and
,uSss S,Se RasssI. eSnsdI at 'na p0' i K Garrison
Mr.. Thos B. stilman. Capt Nye.
General Superintendent Capt Comsock.
purser Edredgs, u sN senor Dc Embn, the Cuban
Purser Murray, U. s. N. banker
Lieut.. Williamson, U. s. ~ Capt Chaunccy, u > ~
And large number of other prominent persons
As VIC have said, the greatest excitement prevailed
among the anxious expcctants who hronged the sacred
edace and who literally blockaded all the passages 10 IL
70 see the wedding party They had not long, however,
70 wait for almost punctual to the moment the happy
par and the bridal corege arrived, and entered the Ca
thcdral in the following order:-Flrst the six
bridesmaids, as foows-
MISS ORAIIE MATILDA BARTLETT
Miss MARY STARK.
MIss N. L. PARKER.
MISS MASNEIA YzQuIERDo.
Miss DRusIA WEST.
Miss ROWLAND.
The ladies' we're accompanied by the groomsmen, whose
names are as follows:-
SENIOR r. HERQuEs.
CouNr MIRANDA.
Don JUAN ENrEszA.
SENIOR r. SovIsE.
SENIOR g. DEL Pozo.
Mr.. CARSON.
After the bridesmaids and groomsmen came Capt
Bartlett and the bride, followed by Senior ovcdo and
Mrs. Bartlett The bridal party entering the church
ranged themselves in order outside the altar rails there
to await the entrance Of the Archbishop Every eye
directed to the principal parties in the procession and
the bride advanced enveloped in cloud of lace the
congregation half in their eagerness catch glimpse
Of the fair object OF general curiosity The bride wore
magnificent dress OF white silk which almost concealed
beneath two deep hounces Of Brussels lace A veil o.
the same elegant lace fastened her head by the Gus
tomary orange blossoms fell around her necklace of
pears encrcled her throat she wore splendid
nears and diamonds and pair OF magnificent peor
rings completed the bridal dress She approached Tho III
TAR leaning her fathers arm while Ina bridagroom
and Mrs. Bartlett walked together Mrs Rart-
lett's dress was white moirc antique trimmod with
lace 1ounces. She hcaddross of mink aousr.
mixed with jewels. Captain Bartlett was IN civian, y
dress The bridegroom wore black coat and n richly
cmbroidcrcd white vest; the groomsmen were red in
small white flowers and white ribbons in thcir button
hole They ranged themselves by the side of the groom
Tho bridesmaids dresses of white tarletan
with double SKIRT trimmed with three or four
rows Of putting con the upper and lower
;,ne Two OF tho bridesmaids we're dressed In entire
6ise two others white and blue, an two cherry
.,nor and white Their headdrcsses consisted OF flowers
SIs, ooors chosen being white red and blue sub tho
and perhaps from patriotic love Of the national
roIoys They took their station by the bride. AS
aoon ma the Archbishop entered the dense
ri human bein.s simultaneously, and remained
standing while no vas robcd for tho ceremony He