The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-04-10
TIE PROFESSIONALISM EoYAL GUESTS.


TIE pRoCEssIoN-TnEE ROYAL GUSTS.
Frem the organ gallery We can catch
glance st the trsia as iss-eeps through
the ives, door, headed by the MsLsf< ian
Dhnieep Singh. sha.!ed turtsred, aud 100
ING lika a bird Of paradise in his golden
garments, Which yet are listing ui>hs1 bv
tina; absence Of glare sHd la~driuess
which mark the good taste Of the East. -
Next comes flush of uniforms-green
and blue and white and cherry color,
starred with crechats and barred with rib
tons, many 'hued 50 10 cuf and facing,
but eli Of the severe co'itinsntsl cus-ther
Royal and Serene Higress Of SAKE Wei
mar and Leiningen. uols.su Chuck .burg
and SAKE Cohury, Fsnd-rs, asd Hes.s
CasseI. Their Royal Hishnes. VILLAIN
and Frederick If Denmark, brothers Of
the bride, handsome and manly looking
youths, srs tia most observed Of this
group; but attsUtion soon passss from
them 20 the royal ladies, superb in di
monds and stately sweeping trims ofnoga
or velvet, chleils in shades OF uauys. VIC
let and purple, AMI tiouscel or ilch.Y
bTocated ~i;t lace Of which esen 1t this
distance We csa distinguish the bssuty
and preo;ousncss
TIE PRINCES OF DESMARE.
The Princess Christian of Denmark,
the young matron--fa;r mother Of fairer
daaghtar-laads 10 ei.hsr hand tee young
sisters IF tie bride Of TO cav, who look
around them viii delight a. splaador
which must be alao "a startling to their
young iainda as he magnificent popular
welcome Of last week.
TIE QUEEN 8 RcCsEUc;D.
Then came the stately form ana recsl
beauty of he Princess Mary, whose snss-
sve figure rather adds 70 than in, pa:vs
the etiisct Of her appearance in such scsnss
as tins, Her purple train is borne up by
tie Lady Edith sorlerset. All note t1e
grace Of her inclination as she bends her
head in respect to The Qaeen, whaa wsll
within tbs choif--a mark CT respect paid
bv slI who passed UP the chapel to day
She is followed bg l.sr mother, he Duch.
sss Of Csnb7iIge, whose train il bsrus by
the Lady Geraldine Somerset. And tLan
touching all hears wiki hsIus ,hst
will Use higher and higher i.o.s. this tiose
10 the cio8c OF the days' ceremonial. came
the children of tie Queen, Htils far hair
ed Princess Beatrice, led By her graceful
sister Princes. Helena and Loui.a, and
little Leopold and Arthur hand in 1iaad
in Highland dress, looking about then:
with the hsppy uac0nssrs;ueirsss Of
childhood.
THE QUEEN EXHIBITS EMOTION.
No wonder the Queen heart already
moved perhaps hv the noble music of
Beethoven, IS sad = stirred 81 the sigh. Of
these fs'her,ess ones, rad thst, for the
first ,ine sinca she las entered her closet
q vi~4be trace Of sorrow is seen on tha:
firmly suatainel face The shodow IS
I;chtoned u2 .@sin By smile Of motherIv
greeting as tie fair Young Princess Of
iEesso advanced il her yet tender s1i.ia-
nocert beauty b. the side o. nor !"-oso+,
Prince Louis, ~i.h her trsinbesrsr ar
Z
val SIS Ter trsj''G tfs;n Of purple velvet
will allow, by the Princess korai Of 'rus>
sis. leading her fsir-hs;reI lit'la son in
Highland garb Ike lis little English TN
c'.s. Her train Of velvet covered VII.
magnificien. lave, anl boa dersi viii err
mine, is horne hg !he Countess Of ''ru ii,
and the p9eesssion 10 conclulei by he
royal suite.
THE POCEsSTOE OF THE BhIDKGR0eA.
I; is near the half hour All cxpe eta
tons have !,e.n kindi'ng higher md bigh
er as we lock for the procession OF the
aud thea. crown OF the hour,
the procession q the bride. The Queen
turns mary sn anxious glance toward. he
nave, and all rejoice when again the c'.nc
Of The trnmpets snj the roll Of III. drum.
tell ia that the Bridegroom is coming with
his hcuseL ia and supporters from the
east door aluns the nave. Again tie note,
Of drums aud irGnpets swe!! INTO he state
y sounds Of the ROYAL bands, snd toe o.
can laundering out M.nde'ssohn's march,
from "Ath.is," and, nsurpeA By Norroy
and Ca.enc;ex. and the meni5ors ef Ia.
hou-ehe,d. The routhini bridegroom enters
The choir, and bows deeply 10 the Queen
in whose face, for the first time, mother.
pride and JOY are nrpe-most. lie ~e-rs
tho robes Of tie Garter. over Generals
Uniform, and Is supported by his brother
N Law, the Crown Prince Of Pruss;., and
anil the manly fsrr. Of The reiening
Duke Of SAKE Coburg, who or,,hines all
the foreign roysl;y and nobility Of The
show IN ls thew snd snsw, in bis free and
gallant bearing. and in tn. a1snlv bear!v
Of his bronzsd face. Heis Of the mould
to wear armour. the very noasl Of true
knight ard stalwart man a. AIMS, TIE
Prince has taken his seat on the hart pas.
with his supporters little behind hin -
The members Of his hou'ehc'd ,lars been
ushersd to their appointment places. Ia
he's answered his mothers smile Of rscog
nition with smile "A he sits, it is
ra.y to see. by the frequent turn OF lis
h cad, and lis g'snce towiras the nave.
tina, he ike al others, is impatient for
bar vha is Va come next-the crown And