Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

Der return. in the Russian national dress,
with magnificent diamond necklace on her
fac shoulder, she was indeed, queen-like IN
her loneliness There IS q picture of Der,
painted then. which will bear me cut in this
assertion.
Years passed on, until--some seven or
eight winters ago-the old Baron gave up
the ghost, and was inferred in the picturesque
cemetery at Georgetown. his devoted wife
following him (as is fhe custom of his coun-
tryl on foot to the grave. She leaned on the
arms Of his nepheBs, one of whom wore the
gorgeous uniform Of the Russian Imperial
Guard, while the other wore = diplomatic
costume.
The Baron left five or six children, the
two oldest having been taken into the Rus
sian corps of cadets. His widow has since
divided her time betTeen st. Petersburg and
here, visiting, en- passQnte, the principal courts
Of Europe, at which she was always well
come guest. "Beile es blonde" as she became
more substantial in figure, her complexion
appeared 70 grow fairer. Many are the Of
fers which she is said TO have refused--amoDg
them Sir John Champion, (who was SO uh-
tremendously hustled away from here by
Mr.. Marcy,) recently married to daughter
of Balfe, the comp lser.
Captain Scott, who Is a very gentleman
like. quiet person, returning on furlough from
service in India, met Madame De Bodiseo
He followed her here, and to-day he has led
her TO the altar. 1t was an ofai-s du-esur,
and il is whispered that the bride, in gaining
o husband. forfeits her Russian pession as the
widow Of diplomatist, and also portion of
the income which she has enjoyed by the
BarOn's last will and testament.
all this has has been the topic of talk at
the clubs, in the comuittee-roons, and in the
parlors for week back. Was Il a wonder.
then, that the little Episcopal Church on
Presidents Square was flied?
Carriage after carriage drove I'D. an de-
posted la creme De Ia creme of fashionable So
ciety. decligkting the hart of Jenkins. who
had come on from New York to do the
ceremony for one of the leading papers,
Tbnse who desire to know wha: each lady
wore, and 20 have O list of the snobs pre-
sent, foreign and native, will buy his account
At lat, in sailed the bride majestic in
purple silk Of elaborate getting up, and
wearing-sO Jenkins informed me--a white
chip hat, with laces Of marvellous value. She
leaned on the arm of J. B.. who sported
snoH-Hhite cravat and vest, and made most
respectable looking pere az fan.tLie, for one np-
pearance only.
The bridegroom wore his uniform-the un-
calmly, bObbed-off, scarlet froek-coat of the
British army, with the Prince Albert hat, and
q misunderstanding sword. Lord Lyons
and the other diplOmats-English, Russian,
Mexican, and from other Courts-were all
there.
Rev. DR.. Pyne did not oficiate, having
given way to some clergyman from the
parish church of the bride, 10 Georgetown.
The cer,meny was duly performed, aud then
(tell it not al Lancaster, let it not be whisper
ed at Wheatland.) AIR. Buchanan kissed the
bride. Jenkins wept with emotion az this
touching spectacle.
Two OF the brides brothers were present
one the husband of niece of n. De Bodisco,
the other an officer OF the United States
Navy. To enumeratc the fair spectators
would be to tell the bead-roll OF metropolitan
beauty, and invading the province of Jenkins
Oh course the bride was cordially congratula-
ted, and when she left in the Presidents car
riage with him and her gallant husband, all
wished her God speed! TIE happy couple go
North this afternoon. and will soon start for
bis post Of duty in India.