New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25
PLEASANT GOSSIP ABOUT PRINCE M
POLEONS BRIDE.
P.ri. Correspondence Of The U. S. Gazette.

Paris Correspondence OF Inc u ,. GsReue.
The Young Prircess is said TO have shown much
GOOD fee ling on anittpg her native land ana TO have
responded nest warmly TO the adeus OF her country
men and women. Everywhere immense cfowds a.
sembled at the stations between lallo ana Genoa 10
nee the bridal procession paes everywhere, too, the
cries of piDG Italia" she we'd that the policy oil the
occasion not forgotten aDd that the present oere
rIony was regarded with confidence as toe hsrDlnger
Of events to be forthcoming. Military nclcents were
not wanting 10 keep alive these expectations aud al
Asti NOI aud Alexandria, little bodies OF iOO ana JVo
old soldiers, decorated with the 81. Helena meoai,
afforded the Prince an opportunity 10 cay le" "ous
aDroDos of glcTy and nberty On their arrival az
Genoa the Students of the college termed cut In body
ana headed the royal procession to the palace There
is no need 10 cay what were the predominant cfleS OF
These enthusiastc Young gentlemen Decoia'lOhs gnu
unsparng hand among the Sardnlan mlilsteTS, prac-
buOpers ard Journalists ~,
A Frapco-SardInian squadron escorted the new
connie and Their suite to haIsees, the famed Napo-
l,ob var steamer leadiug the way. One country
woman only, the Marohess dc NllamaTlna del campo
her sCurcTn0He accompanies the poor SOLITARY grl vi
sixteen into the mldst OF strangers std Ioeisn1,Si
zach are the eXigencies OF royal euq lttte' Ahe
weather unfortunately, proved breezy, the voyage
wss rough one and alas there being no roy Toad
by which to escspe tbs idc mer the poor frncess
mas sck to death. Estiery is OF no use ON sleh ocea
siops. Louis XIV once complained that he had 10
teeth leh " Ehl SIRE sald one OF ms couiu'iSl
go, est gui deS dents wi no has go; any teeth
But THE pleasing Illusion did MT make Tue GA h'hs
chew better. lGcIe Is 40 greater bah'i Va hNu'"h
pride nor surer eyter aud eqlslzer Of tle nights oi
man than good fit of sea sickness; striking Mus,
fration of which remember once TO have witnessed
GU steamboat of the coast at Span, Wneh Dac
a erandee of the highest rank, and her servant uan
fratatIized over the same bucket Win touchlDg
oblivion Of AL distinctions
On reaching Marseiues the Princess appears to
have recovered her spirits and good ooks and sno"ed
bersef 10 the expecisnt multitude We AFRO tod, IN d
screen velvet dTess aud white bonnet. Al agree
that is tall graceful and progressing, WIN iaH
compile xion and light auburn har, siDgnisrlty IN
Italian beauty the beautiful yacht, the he'ne hor
tarse came close up TO the q0ays OF the CantOieTe
the famous wide street Of Mafsees where an Gle ant
teri had been constructed IN which Marshsi Casteian
from Lyons General Fiemy nom Pans, ana olhei
notAbihLes waited to greet the stranger Six mperla
State carTsges aud twenty scqdeys 10 the Napoleon
hyeres sent specially from the capital by raiiroad
CONDUCTED the party along graveied streets and past
windows waving with lsgs, TO the prefecture, where
brs akfas and PRESENTATIONS occupied The two short
hours OF their stay.
p SIS O'Clock 2. N.-Nhst q cold and lnsonsl pc
eople the French are have become OF these pa oc
occasious Not only did not hundred voices reRi toe
air to cry welcome 10 Paris to the young and geute ady
who came among them, but Dot ore sIngle voice was
Taised 10 cheer her as she passed where IVES stS-
toned aud the experience OF al whom bud time 10
epesk 10 at different points Of toe line, couhrrei my
own as to the absolute silence observed. Toe Princess
moved gracefully graoousy IN passing, oul no oLe
cried Z" God bless her, though many perhaps, may
have wished Il to her. Tee Princess Clooida Is =
pass or IL % instead OF 10 years old. She has the
selEpossession OF one long accustomed 10 public lite,
and seemed altogether tiee from the shypess, trelnor
or confusion of ordinary bride. Her face is short
with the forehead broad and low, aud generally eX.
pressive, both Of sweetness and intelligence. she
mCre yeiy simple pink velvet bonnet, almost with
cot trimming; the rect Of her dress, she sat in
carriage, viii not venture to dlste upon. by her
side sat the Princess Msthde, Of very lGrge pro-
portions and opposite 10 her husband Of nearly equal
development. The Pnace grows larger aud more
ound-shoudered every year. Wen might byStsnie
usk whether II sas the Princesss father who rode
beside her. he looked more suited 20 the psterna than
The coplugal relationship With 20 youUg sud pretty
IsItne. TIE total want q distinction IN ms person
elevation Ia hs counter spce mar what 10 olher re
spects amount slost 20 good looks snd tancs me pro
Portions The parry passed in Fix or eight carisSes
al drawn by two horses only. and esco ted. not Dy
cue eeAt edr6es but handsome troop OF az asoohs IN
o'ne utiiorms. a very marked distraction was the ;
mace between the state II those wbo are 10 me Gree
the 81 TIE Chrome and those VINO are not. ter pro
setobg 70 tAs Iuisries 10 receive the embraces oi
net Dc" felatsns ;hs Princess returned to toe fass
toys', 70 iepsse and drefs for the entertainments
fNtn 70 her heLSS this evening, At the palace As
rave said The most remarkable festdre OF the oc:s-
Spa sas lie esqnse e0lGoees Of .ae Pa;isaD Pcpoa.