The New York herald., 1863-06-27


on the following day his Royal Hshness Prince Philip Of
war.smburg joined ihe family circle.
gentleman bearing that whose memory survives
enc OF the few individuals who had the temerity
interest manifested the neghborhood Of Caremont ex
tended to Kingston where the Inhabitants came p
large numbers 10 witness the arrival OF the bridal party
the chapel From the gate the porch the
chances Of bad weather were provided against By COW
81 Raphaes school, bearing baskets filed with rose
leaves wher~with TO strew the bridal way.
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the ednce was fully occupied In every part except that
small portion reserved for the royal party.
The members OF the Orleans family arrived about half
past ten O'Clock The duchess OF saxeCoburg was the
hst TO enter the chapel accompanied by her sons the
Princes Philippe and Augusus The Duke dc Nemours.
with his daughters, the Princesses Marguerite and
Blanche do leans, followed, and the Duke and Dsehess
dAumale and the Duke dc Montrensicr with Prince
PHILIPPE Of wurembcrg, all in their places at
quarter before eleven O'Clock. HIS Serene Hghness
Prince Edward OF sake weimar and the Prince Of Lonn
gen clmc direct from London bridal party
In The chanel The young Duke dc Cha arrived At ew
minutes before eleven attended cy ns esr oroiner the
received the greeting OF his friends with gcnia tonheM
me and awaited at the altar the approach Of his bride
Presently both young princes returned to the porch 70
receive their venerable relative, the Queen Marie Amee
whose entrance INTO tho chanel was marked by visible
sensation all present rising from rir seats to paw bom
age TO her .iusrious presence Her Majesty advanced
with dignihed step ~ the ccnte asc eaipg on tho arm
Of the young bridegroom, and supported by tho Count t
Paris the organ swelling forth n'eodous voluntary
On reaching the altar the Queen and me Count dc Parf
appointed places in front u the altar.
The Queen attended by the Ma chioncss do Beau
vor and the Countess Hust ladies Of honor to her Ma
jesty and by tho Marquis de Bcauyor and General Count
Dumas, gentlemen in waiting.
Precisely eleven O'Clock the bsh and priests left
the altar 10 meet the approaching bride, who, accom-
panied by her pa the Prince and Princess de JON
Vile, arrived from Claremont
Kneeling ut the altar the youthful pair listened aen
lively the religious exhortaon addressed 10 them by
the Bishop Of Southwark, who In lew brief and appro.
pirate words led their attention TO the venerable relative
Va
he exhorted them TO emulate.
admitted within the altar rails when tho bishop de-
manded who gave each 20 the other. The Prince do join
vile answered for his daughter and tho Count do Paris
for his brother, the youthful pair each acknowledging
pligh,ing Of troh followed. after which the Prince and
OF tho rails rece, cd the benedicton OF the bishop.
The bride and bridegroom with the Count de Paris md
marriage signed and duly attested.
On their reappearance in the chanel musical mas waa
to Caremont.
Meantime the ladies' the neehborhood had been per-
mitlcd 10 assemble IN the grounds, ad the steps be-
meath the portico Of the mansnn, here number Of
beautiful children each carrying bouquets OF ChncG
flowers, awaited the return Of the bridal party The
brides approach TO tie house he aided by royal
salute from battery or guns nDncd by an impromptu
cors Of artillery men, composed young sradesmen on
the neighboohood aid when the young couple alghted
they were ahectionately greeted by the assembled spec
iators
The company present at the cercmony continued
down rapid succession up O'Clock, at which hour
the rrncesses Helena and Louise arrived having posted
acr IS from Windsor Castle. The rnccsses
cd by the Count de Paris aud tho Prince de Jonvc and
conducted to the drawing room where hey onercd Their
warm congratulations TO the newly welded pair.
he Duchess Of Canbi idsc aud the Duke OF Cambridge
The arrivals. At half past O'Clock the
preach Of the Prince and Princess N Wales was heraded
by royal salnc. the band ot the Third Surrey militia
playing Jew bars the national anthem. The llus,r-
guests received on alhtng their carriages
members Of the 0rcans family. The Cout de Paris led
the Princess OF Walcs and the Princess Mary was
Quoted by the Prince DC J0inville
Their Royal HghDeses FIRST paid their respects 10 the
be Marie Anee. AID then offered their
gratulations to the newly wed led pair
Previously the deeuner the Duke de Chartres, mind
full OF the pleasant sympatbies existing between b
young o 'ac auu tne hcghoois anos Wnoi sae I.r oc.
nurtured rm Childhood took occasion 10 present her 70
the visitors assembled in the vesloulc. lie said b"
thanked them with all his heart Tor the Kindness ibey
had shown ~ himself and bis bride, and wished them
every happiness sentiment which old and young very
heartily acknowledged.
At two O'Clock the ustrous guests 70 break
fast The bride and bridegroom led the way from tho
drawngroom, the Prince Of Wales following with the
venerable Queen who looked iingly WE'LL and mani
tested n lively interest the festivities Tho Count do
Paris came next, leading the Princess Of Wales, who
Alfred followed, ling the Princess dc Jonvie and,
tben came the Prince de Joinvo with tho Princess Hole
ns Duke Cambridge with Princess Louise tho
Duke Aumale with the Duchess Of Cambridge the Duke
dc Montpenser with the Princess Mary nce Edward Of
Prince Philip, OF wuftemberg with tho Princess Margue
rite, Of Coburg and the prince Of einngen with the
duchess d'Aumae, in the order described. The other
guests at the royal table the Princes Philip ans
Augustus Of Wurtemberg and Ambassadors and Mn
isters present at the marriage.
The bride and bridegroom 10 the Of the table,
faced by the Prince OF Wales and Queen Marie Amee,
aud supported by the Princess OF waes and the
dc JoDvile.
Towards the close Of the dseuna the health Of tho
newly married pair ouchingly proposed the
rabs Queen herse who, with glass 10 hand, arrested
general attention BY emphaticay calling upon guests
to respond to the toast "a Ia sante du Due ct de
Duchess de Chartres." The ustrous party instantly
nded 10 the appeal rising from their seats and
ine the young couple with every mark OF anectonate
esteem.
when the de,euner concluded, tho Prince and
Princess Of Wales, and other members Royal "a
mly took aectio leave O the Duke and Duchess
de Chartres and presently afterwards departed their
return to London
Al four oclock the welded Prince and Princess
bade farewell 70 their ilustrious relatives. and s Clare
mont route for Scotland.
The Sour CO or the Nile.