The New York herald., 1863-03-27
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.

he Prince Of Wales Marriage to the
Princess Alexandra OF Denmark-The
Dridal Processions from Windsor Cas-
ele-scene I'm she Church-Appenrance
NJ the Bridegroom and Brtde-The
bridal Dress, Jewels and Bouquet-The
Bridesm aids and Their Dresses, Sc.
no Prince OF Wales was married the Princess Alex
ra Of Denmark the 10th OF March, in Saint Georges
aQel, Windsor, with all the state ceremonial and pomp
1tsing such an auspicous event.
Queen Victoria was present in the chapel Sho took
vt IN the pageant; but evidently both delighted
"a deeply affected at the happy manner in which the
Oosedngs conducted and at the display OF loyalty
ID devotion manifested towards both herself her son
bd every member Of the royal family native and
reign
TIE bridegroom cavalcade left Windsor Castle at half
NJ eleven O'Clock precisely, the morning. took
b road towards st. Georges chapel. IL occupied
carriages and consisted OF the members Of
p royal family OF England three Princes OF Denmark
no accompanied the bride TO England, the Count Of
anders, and the great officers Of state OF England.
Ibe brides procession wag more modest II
eyed in four carriages and made up Of his Royal
ghness the Duke OF Cambridge Prince Christian of Den
srt the Danish Minister in London and the ladies' and
ntleinen in attendance the bride The process ion
oved from WINDSOR Castle at half past twelve in the
ternoon.
TINE BRIDE.
sight OF the Princess Alexandra the enthusiasm
doubed. Her Royal Higbness had the flush Of
citement on her features which visible the
oA of her public entry into London but she looked
ssible more charming and w.nsome than on that coca
n, though exhibiting faint traces Of agitation n her
emeanor.
ST. GEORGES CHAPEL.
Hnple lofty and cold, 1t Is difficult TO light up the
ave OF s. Georges. But the difficulty overcome by
and coors so rich and bright that from IL or half
v up the futed pillars the effect like that produced
pa piece Of gorgeous tapestry by grand oriental
lSpeting hung on the walls. The served as the
hannei embankment OF ths stream which swept
rom the outer hai TO the chapel laden with all the
Asesnry of the great spectacle and returning thence
ed back its more bearing the Prince and his
Tide on the swelling crest OF all It's pomp.
THE cELEBRIrIEs PRESENT.
The last OF the visitors has been wedged the only
nj down the is marked with greater attention by
legrces the plainly dressed gentlemen, such Mr..
ysncer Ponsoney who have been directing the arrange
cappear glittering IN blue and gold some walk down
no nave and 90 under the curtain, as they merely
oaeht an excuse for coming back again, though, no
aoubt, they transacted important business outside.
Here comes with infrm but measured step the well
figure which been ~ olen for many long years
nee erect soldiery salwart strong type of the strong
man who fought In the famous nelds u haf century
se and lighting sil with stark COURAGE against the
nroads or time. Covered with orders, laden th
pears indeed and with tho houors nR aeryices have
sought who that sees ths day stapleon yhcount com.
se OF the in the lustrous boots vh,ch vii remind
,id soldiers of the Hcrupulous neaipea. ~, ~heb The
hurceman OF III bodon rsue.
psrs that he served In Fanders before Na, bounded
dynasty, aud In India long before the grrst comnanv
eAl ceased 10 fesr Iippco. be.0re the hAbrntas
brxen and before the power of the Skhs wa. ~ "a ~
Again charming face. hall conni.ut half sfrss ~
beHg the much coveted private view a. sne
rssm beyond the nave bencath twink ing light "a a.,
ne0ds aud rising from some subtle millinery Trims down
md gives Ne something TO admire and talk about for
minute TIL the older ladies' are Distracted by the appear
snee ef some contemporary bent on the same ersAnd
whom they criticize WITH unfaillng good nature.
The representative Of thc gorier of the Khasa singh
Maharaah Dhuleep singh, the descendant Lion o
Lahore resplendenf In cloth of gold kirkob with collar
sf pearls and sheen n yellow satin aud " strange
bun here among the fair haired Norscmen and Tenions
whose bolde.t adventures had never he'd them within ba6
the worries circumference of the land England has
aer
The last Of the procession Of the Queens guests in
~hich marched Prince Edward Of SAKE wernar, who
bught in the British RANKS inkermann was closed by
olope Seymour vho stood At hand IN that terrible
svsss Of men They all passed IN ~ the chapel-a blaze
Dansh and Prneean and Belgian and German green
nd blue picket out with English scarlet and The
them melted away the darSening glow ~ The IN.
sss buildne the stra q "God Save the Queen sounded
20 louder and Dsarer and ihe cheers c the yeope cot