The New York herald., 1862-10-19
tn neyal ,yed,.lrs in italy.
aARRIAGE, III IEoAY, o. THE r.&lAoEss MARIA OF
ITALY Win lne ktNG or iogrtGAL.

Ihe Royal Wedding in italy.
| aARIIaGE, ~ IEoAY. o. rHE rAlACEsS MARIA OF
| ITALY WITH InE KtNG or iogItGAI.
| liufn taept -5) cof.c pandepce o iOntcn fhnes.l
roy a prime ss vas a.ey given ~ marriage III Eng
nd younG lay ol equally cAaiod rank l. now BEN
| dislosu q n tne same manner III Italy. II my be
curious I see how tha same tAng mag be liie emily
nraagea il cunt cs, end lay6 llyca AID vii
continue t. give you from TIM % time, therefore,
particulars about wha Is now goi on IA this country
hit You may BE- abb, TO compte notes i 50 u,taded.
Yesterday, III tie tefno on the tcl,s aph uiorned s
that, al forty minutes past twelve = d. Prince Napaeai
aud his coisolt, rnee4s 'ictlae !, 1ay.y con,ng e
at at TWO they had started by special train for Turin
where they would arrive so,n after i've. The Prince o
PIEDMONT and his brotie. he Duke o Aosla lcc III pai
| ned by the Ministers eoi and dc Pretis, had me
The imperial couple at Genoa the King, the rrIIce o
| csTignano and tic new BRIDE Maria ia, received the
lus,rous travellers their arrival st the Turin station
The Portuguese envoys and whole host of cospicao
's,nages tronecd the platform, outside there
long array Of regular troops the National Guard and
closely packed shouting crowd.
Presently the royal party issued forth. In The first
Ca rage the two rncess anu then, in the front
on both sides OF the carriage many Of the Kings aides
lecamp, mounted The second carriage conveyed the
Princes umbert and Amadeus, together with Prince Eu
gene Of savoy Carignano The only member Of the FAINT
ly who is never hcrd of ia these antres young
Oddo, the Duke Mpnferrat, sickly youth aud de
formed in prey to deep melancholy who shuns the light
Of day.
From the station tbs royal palace the distance is
barely quarter OF mile but all along its progress the
royal party greeted with cnthusias which, with
the somewhat cold and apathetc Turin people, never
otherwise than spontaneous and genuine.
The day OF arrv. ol the ustrious visitors well
KNOWN not SO the hour. AS they by sea- even
royal voyagers in the best steam yachts somewhat
Influenced by wind and tide, the moment Of their landing
at Genoa could not be calculated 70 nicely,
qucntly the precise time at which they to be
pected in Turin The corporation Of the city, the
body Of that kind In the world had taken all proper
that in the event Of the royal strangers making
their entrapce by night splendid illumination, Of
those bright shows for which The present capital of Italy
noon have sald the telegrah,c bulletin had
that the special train which was expected with so much
mpatence would be in about half past ve and II be-
matter for serious deberaton in the Municipal
Council whether that hour, on the oath September,
to be considered day or night How the question de
cidcd by the pars 1tiG, or whether 1t at all de-
cided know not for tmo pressed and the council
fhe asl
the illumination was left to the direction OF tho lamp
good thing and there could be too much OF it,
Consequently, punctna as royalty should always be,
the royal train came In at quarter past 1--WE, and before
the hall hour struck forth issued the royal carriages
what hour later would have been perfect blaze gas
lamps. 1t was, however, as Ill luck would have it, very
clear day. and the SUM- In all its pomp OF lta
ian rad,ancy was lordng il over the Armament and from
that western gap in tho Alpine chain whore the valley Of
Susa leads to the rccedng pass OF Mont Cents dart
ing its rays which had even at that houf LIST of
their intensity, upon the broad glaring, macadmzed
square before the station.
ceyed deputaton OF the Town Council who presented
to her the album intended as parting gift OF the city
Turin, 10 whch have alluded letter Tho
Working Mems Association OF this city had also their
album, their deputaon, and address, all Of which were
kindly received, ard TO which gracious was
vouchsaed by the young bride, who IL pleasant TO
state shows great tact and dignity less than proper
degree OF selposss son at This her FIRST outset in public
Is The wedding presents from the cities Of Milan and
Florence have already come in The former place sends
very fine picture OF its Gothic Cathedral the latter
brooch Of great value and rare old Tuscan workmanship
THE PRESENTS TO THE BRIDE.
fFrom the Il lndon lost Sept 90
tn. presents sent by the Pope TO his daughter TIA
Princess Pia the occasion Of her marriage much
more valuable than was at rst stated. being WORTH is
said several hundred thousand francs consists OF
double eaf Of massive god opening In the form OF an
album and containing two precious relicsa dcce Of tho
veil Of the Holy Virgin and thorn from the crown OF our
Savior Those TWO relics mbedded in tho gold leaves
aud surrounded ly border Of precious stones The
outsr surfaces crnaonted with extremely beau.
tiful miniatures corresponding r. the m which the
relics arc placed The miniature at the back Of the veil
hee E also ane r three hundred and az ass Iese h"ads
each separated by pearl and diamond; also time
piece OF exquisite Workmanship, the hours OF which are
each esented by relic: lastly there Is heraldc
BUN OF the Pores, with portraits and inscriptions rea.
tive 10 each ponn the whole ornancned with precious
stones. Tue binding IS In gold, studded with Jewels
present ~ the municipality Of Naples Is splendid
OF pink coral OF the value as already
stated, Of 30 0oO consisting Il necklace OF two rows
several bracelets double pins, one in single piece
worth 00Uf: twelve la buttons for riding dress
others for cus with combs and pins for the hair the
TO complete this set as the coral fishery could not sooner
supply him with the peculiar kind Of coral required
ornaments
vet, and studded with coral headed nails.
GaribaIdrs Thanks to England.
MS IDEAS ON A GENERAL EUROPEAN ALLIANCE
AGAINST SLAVERY AND THE PArAcY-oRFAr
BRITAIN INVOKED TO AID AMERICA TO ABOLITION
AND PEACE.
Suffering under repeated blows both moral and ply.
sca man more cxqusitey feel both good and iil
hurl malsdiccn at the authors q evil and consecrate
And owe you gratitude, U English nation, and fell
IL rs much as my soul Is capable OF feeling t. You
my friend In my good fortune, and you will continue your
precious friendship to me in my adversely. May God
bless you Ny gratitude Ia all the intense O kind
nation that il rises high above ali individual feeling and
becomes sublime In the unverhal sentiment towards ma
tions Of which you represent the progress. Yes ycu
deserve the gratitude Of the world, because you Offer
sao shelter TO the unfortunate from whatever side they
may come and you identify yourself with the misfortune
Of others you pity and help The French or Ncapolisn
finds sympathy and aid because no s an exile bccarse
he In unfortunate Tho Haynaus, the iron executiones
Of autocrats viii not be supported by the soil OF thy free
country they viii fly from the tyraunicida anger OF thy
generous
And what should we bc IN Europe without thy drncd
behavior Autocrncy strike her cxilcd In other
countries where only bastard freedom enjoyed where
freedom Is but c But let one seek for IL on tho sacred
ground o. Albion - IKE = 20 O. many others seeing tho
despair OF all human progress But when turn nv
thoughts TO you find tranquility from your steady and
fearless advancement towards that eud 10 which tho
human race seems TO be called by Providence
Follow your path undsurbed Ol uncopquercd nation.
and be not backward III calling sister nations the road
OF human progress. Call the French nation 81 co operate
with you. You are both worthy walk hand IN hand In
tho front rank of human Improvement But cali her
In all your meetings ct tho words of concord the two
great sisters rcsound. Call her Call hor In every way
with your own voice and with that of her great excs
with that OF her Victor Hugo the bcrophant OF sacrcd
brotherhood Tell her dt conqucyts today dJsa
ton, the enunofion ~ insane minds. And why should
conquer foreign lands when we must all be brothcrs2
Call her and do not care II she Is for heonen under he
dominion OF the spirit Of e1t. She win in due
time. not to day 70 morrow, and not 70 morrow, will
later answer TO tho sound OF thy and rcgenera
ing words. CALL aud once Helvetas strong sous, and