New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
hcly in the procession. The next departure from

which left punetualiy at i2 o'clock.
Tie children who are educated and maintained it,
the schoois supported by her Majesty We're drawn
MP IL front Of The Castle, and cLeersd loudly an0
as shrilly AZ their ltlle voices wonld permit wheu
the escort leading the procession of the Bridegroom
emerged from uuder The gate and the cry was Justify
taken up 10y the assembled spectators. At quarter
past IL the procession Of the Bride shorter but no
interesting than Of it's predecessor filed out. 1t IL
needless 10 add that al the tght OF the Princess ~
eSandra enthusiasm WAS redonbled Her Koyai
Hlghuess had NOT the same flush OF excitement OF,
Der features which was visible on the occasion OIL
her public entry. but she Looked II possio'e, no'e
chsrmr and winsome than on that occssioi' 'nout"
exhibiting faint traces OF agitation ID her
SnOrily after III O'Clock the ambassadors ana otuer
members Of the Corps Diplomsilqne @senolen IN
Woolsey Chapel, and in half lour ai'efwaia
were conducted 10 the gallery on Tie hoflh elae Vi
the altar by the Hon. Spencer Lyttieion ana Col
Charles Bagot. Her Majestys Ministers were
sborn In tho seats reserved Tor theui in the choir
and in the gallery the south side OF the altar. In
the Deanery iere assembly OF another kind,
consisting Of knights Of The Garter lof whom navy
we're prrsentl. the Right Rev. DR.. Sumner, Is shop
of winchester, PrtIate of the Orcer; the Right
Rev. Dr. Wiberorce, Bishop of Oxford, Chancellor
OF tue Order; Sir Charles George Young, Garter
poucipal King of Aras; Vlce-Admral Sir A. w. j..
Clifford, Bart, Usher Of the Black Rod. Having
ROBBED they were shown TO their respective stalls.
Her Majestys royal guests, including the Maharujah
the Prince Of LeiniDgen, the Duke Of Holsrein.
GluCksburg, Prince Augustus Of Saxe-Coburg,
Princess Dagmar Of Denmark, Prince William OF
Denmark, Prince Frederic of Denmark. Prince
Frederic of Herse.Cussel, the Count Of Flanders
Second sou of the King Of Belgium, the Duchess
Of Brsbant, the Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg and Go,hs,
Princess Christian OF Denmark mother Of the bride,
leading Princess Ibyra and Prince Waldemar OF
Denmark, were received AZ the western entrance OF
st. Georges Chapel, being accompanied by she
AZ fbptr sntfe nd o. cd
"a subaltoins escOrt Of the First Regiment Of Lite
Guards. They were conducted through the nave
into The choir of the chapel and they then took their
seats on the haut pas leading TO the altar.
Next came tho Crown Princess of Prussia THE
Princess Royal of England with Prince William Of
Prussia the Prince and PrIncsss Louis of Hesse. the
Princess Alice, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold,
Princess Helena, Princess Louise Princess Beatrice
the Duchess Of Cambridge, Princess Mary OF Cam
bridge, with their respective suites. The Royal
Princes and Princcsses were conducted TO the haat
2as. At quarter past Il, the Lord Chamberlain
proceeded 10 the west door Of the chapel where he
received the Prince of Wales, who was acc0mpa-
nied by the Crown Prince Of Prussia and the reign
ing Duke of Saxe.Coburg and Gotba. His Royal
Higbness WAS conducted TO the choir As soon as
lie reached Ills place, the drums and trumpets by
which he was preceded filed oh, end Mendelssoln's
" March" from "Athalie" was played by the organ
and by her Msje-tys band. The Lord Chamberlain
then returned TO the western door, and the excite.
ment was at its hight. His lordship bad gone ~
receive the royal bIite and her attendants. AT half
pa.t - her Royal Highness, accompanied by the
Prince Christian Of Denmark, the Duke OF Cam.
bEsdge, and tho respective sniles OF Their Royal
llighnesses, cd The chapel.
As tho BRIDE was beng conducted to the hout pas.
HANDLES march from " Joseph WAS played by the
organ aud her Maesiy's band with magnificent
elect. The Prncets's W dding dress consstsd OF
pstlcoat of pearl white silk, embroidered with the
b1afI un sh1 tr1fltuen
OF silver lace round the bottom, robiug mp the center
over which suspended train Of crimson velvet.
magniicenlly embroidered with the same oesign III
silver las the petticoat. Tue bodice aud sleeves
were composed OF the same costly materials. The
costumes OF the bridesmaids posed Of rich
white glscs slip, covered with tuie skirtstbe bot
tom trimmed with a rucle OF b1ulonBes of tue, Tie
middle one looped up III spaces all round with
bouquets OF blush-rOses, heather, and shamrock.
FROM the waitt fell long tulie unique, fcstooned
upon eide with two long hanging bouquets oil
roses, &c The body and sleeves TRAINED to cor
respond with lulle and flowers Couture, wreath
of roses beather, and shamrock, With long tus
veil falling from the bock OF lbe head Meanwhile
nor hIaiessy the Queen attended by Lord Methuen,
Lady Churchill aud tue Hon. Mira. Bruce, had taken
hor seat, having entered pievioasly'
In another instant the Queen hersef appears,
accompanied by bis Royal highness the Duke oil
Ssxe-Coburg aud Gotbu, tue brother VI tue late
Prince, and go ike him as to make the resemblance
almost startling ca he stands by tie sido OF Der
Maiestw The Queen wears the simplest and
plainest OF widows weedt-a widows cap, black
silk dress with white collar and cuffs AID black
gloves. The only colVrs which appear upon her arc
The star Of the OrGos Of The Garter, and its blue
ribbon. narrowed 10 the width her Majesty usually
wears across her LEFT shoulder. She LOOKS we'll IN
health, but thinner and Older, with the permanent
traces OF deep grief aud care STAMPED on every
hneameut OF heI features.
She stands at tie window Of the Royal pew,
little withdrawn from general gaze, and only 70 DC
seen I'll ali by those Oh tue opposite SIDE OF mo
choir glancinx quietly iUto the interior, while ITO
Duke OF Sake CobuIg speaks, and apparently ex-
plains to her the arrangements going Oh below Tor
ihe great ceremony which has drawn her forth from
her mourning and secluson. After few minutes
sLe seats hei self little away from the window, and
the Duke retres, the Hon. hrs. X. Bruce, clad, like
the q leen in deep mourning, taking bis place. IL
il IL O'Clock and the noise OF cheering can be beard
Outside, and tlcn pause broken after lew
minutes by the great rustic aud Pecuiardium which
.he great mass OF visitors In the nave make Oh
rirlDg.
THE CEREMONY.
A chorale wac then sung, and tie Form OF So
domination Of MAtrimouy," as prescribed by tho
Chu.c ca OF England, wss commenced, there beng
within the altar rails bis Grace the Archbishop OF
Canterbury; the Bl.hop OF London, Deen Of her
Msiestys Chapels Royal; the Bishop OF Oxford,
Chancellor of tho Order Of the Garter, Lord
High Almoner, and Bishop OF the Docese; the
Bisnop of Winchester Prelate Of the Order OF the
Carter the Bishop Of Chester Clerk Of the Closet;
and the Hon. and Very Rev. DIR. Wellesley, Dean
OF Windsor. and Registrar Of the Order Of Tho Gar
ter, with the csnons aud canons Of the Chapel.
Amid profound and Impressive silence the Arch
bishop tue service his clear voice penerat-
inc eyety portion of the sacred edice from East 10
West with the weil-known words: Dearly be
loved we are gathered together here in the sight Of
God aud n the face Of this congregation 10 join to-
gether his man ana this woman III holy matrinony.
Ills Grace's appeal to The Royal compile, at Nh,
time standing before him. TO declare If they knew Of