New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
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shire Mill ia Ssrgesnt-at Arms to the House Of Lords
asccn1 son Of the late Right Hon. Earl Tai BOT aud
brother 10 the Earl Of Shrewsbury farnshes to the
English Tsprs OppOrtu lily for columns of the most
ariistcaliy personal DETAILS The Ead of Derby, on
acoOun. If whose Illness the wedding was oncs post
pCped, was unable to appear and the brother of the
bide, Lord Stauley, gave her way. The desire of
People generally 10 view the ceremony was very
great, showing itsef in pressing applications for
tickets TO the cburch but the applications fruit
tess, the principal parties desiring comparatively pri
waite marriages consequently 10 the sounding phrase of
the reporter, "toe holy ceremony which united two
sciOns Of tie ilastrous houses of Stanley and TALBOT
yas unattended by any extraordinary dem 1nstraiou"
90 the important morDg it raioed; bat shortly after
clock The wstery element ceased descend, the
pou ed forth its genial rsys and the sky cleared up
TobdTourly." 0ser the path way leading 10 the
church an aTcbed passsgewsy had besn arranged aud
upon crimson carpet the party walked to the altar
A nomber of schoolgirls Dearly clad, strewed with
flowers the ground before bride. "Tbe gallant
bridegroom. who is tall. handsome alfred
IL plain black frock coat, white waiStcoat, ligh
CsoOssrr ard white kid gloves" II is pleasant 10
know that the Lady Emily. though come what pale
and trenuous, IL ked chAImingy" aud that "the
responses Of the gallant groom distinctly audible
es were also Though in more subdued tone those of
Of white glaze trimmed with Brussels lace A wreath
of grange flowers encircled her head over which
was a vail Of Brussels lsce. the jewels worn
being snethy te aud diamonds. The brides maids
8ttired in dresses Ct white tsrl4tso, trimmed vita
Magenta coloIed Grape ana op-ra cllsks trinmsd with
Nsge1ta oolOred ribbon. They alec white bon
nss trimmed attn Magenta colored ribbon. Among
tbe presents displayed the occasion, more than
hundred snc fifty in ell were the following: mag
-i6cent tiara OF diamonds and b acelss of diamonds
and eueralds given by the Eal of Derry; a necklaces
brooch and b'soelet coopostd Of dismoads
pearls ard rpbies presented by the Countess Of
Derby dressiOg-oa,e, Sith golf 6ttiags from Lord
Stsney; an Io5ian s,if bfoesded with silver, given
~ tins Duchess Of Cambridge; gIl1 clock from His
Se-eIe HighDess Prince Ed ard Of Saxe-Weimsr;
and great many II ,Ee hardly lees rich fro n High
Desses CouDtssses Duehessss Warehouses;, Lsdiss
Misses, Dukes, Estls Ms'quisee, Colonels, Gentle
zen. II is understood tha, th- gardeners ploysd
on the es;ate and the upper sergaus at Kno wsley
Hall Glso requested the noble bide TO accept pres.
EMS" TIE reporter from vlose notes this narrative
Il CLEANED tenders is thanks NJ Lister the able
aDo courteous home steward and Mrs Beard eel, the
sqesly able and cOGrtsous housekeeper, for the in
formation they gave him. and so the tale ends.
TIE Chu-cl7q0n lie engaged in bitter warfare
upon TIE Rev Dr. Typg fu hsviog assisted in laying
tie cornerstone Of Methodist chapel and for hlviOg
appeared in the pulpit of Presbyterian church IS
participant in the proceedings q the Evangelical Al
Hsuce. Ga both thsse occasions The ChUrck1zGn
thinks "thst toe public behavior OF the Rev Dr. Tying
il gro4sly Inconsistent with his Obligations pres
byter Of the Church. and quite oisgra,sful to him
SELF as il were intended for tn parpo5s Of deridiog
Ciris'isDiy.'" I'VE most earnestly and seriously
beg 10 ora tie attention Of the Provisional Bishop Of
Sis Diocese 10 the conduct of of the presbyters
under bis charge This i a case in which the Bishop
II irpe rstVey bound exercise his oseopa author
y end We truet that Or Potter will at once bring bis
er,aie and unruly presbyter to an account for his
conduct
james Glover, q lad Of II years, son Of Jussus
s. Glover Of PEI Van n. Y. disappeared from his
bors come weeks ago His parents, whom his dissP
ssr.ucs has plunged 10 aci W. anxious TO OBTAIN
A. ne IL formation concerning him.
A correspondent sends us the following mpromptu
in relation 10 a recent controversy between we'll
Known clergyman and deal 7 IN jewelry:
Zeal. when charity is wanting
To1on it!-iEe the tinklps cymba,
Il viii only ais@e.-ISHg"
The ST. Louis papers tel strange story OF one
jobs Hard wick, Pittsburgh mechanic. In 1913 he
vent 70 California, lea ing 8 wife and two children
behind. Reaching the land Of gold, he dug phs
which bis partner stole from him. Then he fell slck
AID recovered only to od himself quite impoverished
feeble. discouraged. He wrote frequent 10 bis wife,
aha di6 not receive his 7tIers, did any from her
--escb him He concluded that she glad to be rid
Of hin, 30 he b. gan TO dig sgsn. 10 tae meantime
4be wife mournsd for hin as y one dead then natu
-ellv Carried seaio and removed to st LoulA Her
Sat Children died and che bore two more to The second
tusba1 d WHO after time died also. Within month
Hstowjck the California ad venturer, having accumu
Lated fortune came Esrd the East travelling by the
overland IouIe. oppDg il St. Louis, ne walked
about The city looking toe town. Whls go en- Iaysd,
he met bis wife Mutual explanations foil" ed'
The dead cbdIen received the rioueof pattern tears
and the new ooes were SelcOme3 with affection Tasn
cergymsn uniled the pair Tor the second time, and al
partiss sOoD left st. Louis
Balls, nentiops one hundred and siKty'three chu-
srsn spoowed With ex rsoroinsry TALENTS among
whom few arIiysd al al ad age Toe two sons
81 Ooin ian 60 Wanted by thsir father, did not reach
tneir zenith year. HermogeEes ~ho, at the age OF NJ
tsen. tau.ht rhetoric to Marcus AureLus, who tn
nrnpped over the most celebrated rhetoricians Of
Gr,eo4 did rot die but twenty fur lost his facul-
ses ard forgot all be had eviously acquire Plea
G; a;rs1o,a osd az thirty swo johannes Secuncus at
tgsnty.bve having a. the age Of fifteen composed al
p.i,sble Gsesk and Lstiu verses, asd become pro-
fouDoIy yersed 10 u-Iprudencs and letters. Pascai,
whose ee1as developed itself at ten years old did not
strain the third Of century. 10 1871, child was
born a, Lubbock, nsmed Henri Hsinnekeu, whose pre-
.cOey was miraculous. AT ten months Of age ne