The New York herald., 1864-10-18
Oar Paris Corrssponae enco.

Oar Paris C0rresp0ndenco.
PARIS, Oct. 4, 1854.
Miss Slidslps Marriage TO H. Erlangv-Grand Assenblags
Of the Rebel and French Aristocracy-S Semi. Imperial
Appreciation after the Holy Fahev Satisfed-A.
Drouyn de Lhuys naliax Circular, de-. dc.
Tho nna knot In the marriage ceremonies Of Miss sdel
the eldest daughter aog the rebel ambassador and M.
Emile Erlange the wealthy banker and the engineer OF
the rebel loan, was tied to-day at twelve O'Clock
at the church Of St. Pierre in the Rue do Chaot say
"nnal knot because II ID the third marriage ceremony
which has been performed bet the parties On Mon
day they married by proxy at Frankfort or. tho
Main, Of which city seems, M. Erlanger resident;
although his principal banking business 10 In Paris Yes
terday the civil marriage required by the French law
took place At the Mairse Of the Ninth arrondsssniens
and to-day the religious marriage which the church
siders necessary 10 bless the nuptials.
In tho In question there have been learn, great
difficulties TO surmoun, before the church could be per.
suaded TO give It's blessing the parties. and which, OF
course, tho young lady, who 10 devout Catholic, consi
dered necessary.
NJ Erangsr was married some two years since to the
daughter Of NJ Lante the rich banker Of Paris. The
marriage did not prove happy one, and, upon suit
commenced BY Madame Erangsr.s judicial separation
granted In the French courts In France, however,
divorce be granted by law, and separation gives
neither Of tho parties right 70 marry again. n Er.
LANCER, however, by dnt Of great perseverance, and, 10
said, BY the expenditure Of large sum Of money, did
obtain . divorce from the Pope. But this accom-.
pshed, there was another difcuty to bc surmouuted
Tho bride e devout and somewhat rigid Catholic while
the bridegroom, Disrae mildly puts 10 In Of his
novels Is OF sIths faith which the Apostles procssed
before they found their Master" IN short, Hebrew
vu,go Jew. Now, the church looks with good deal OF
suspicion upon the marriage Of her children with herecs
all professions and been celebrated for her
clemsncy toward the descendants OF the crucihsrs Of
her founder. wbep for good and substantial reasons
therefore, she consents to these mixed marriages. she
her children particularly requiring that provision should
be made that the offspring, any OF the marriage shall
be brought up In tho Catholic church.
As say, learn that there has been considerable din
Guilty arranging the preim inariee, and removing all
& sso n.s sanssG a
number OF invitations had been issued. and II was not
generally kncwD think, even among the secession COM
Before the hour appointed there wore probably two
hundred persons present IN the body OF the church.
These composed OF the very dc Ia creme or
Pnrsian rebcldom- and rthcro were some beautiful
faces among the fair but rebsious daughters Of
the sunny South preseDa number OF highly rcspeota
BILE looking English sympashizors Of botn sexes few
Northern secessiouss asprnkng Of French rsocracy
few individuals with hooked noses and black boards,
evidently Of the same religious "persuason" with the
NJ Mocquard, the private secretary Of the Emperor
Napoleon, who thus gave . Of imperial recognition
A few of The "Northern scum" who, like Bauquo's
ghost, came uninvsd; three four "integent contra
bands and several sirasgers, who were attracted by
pes @ out ns
: rebel oncers uniform, was present. as was the
% ss Ss
Mr.. Mason, the rebel commissioner TO the Continent.
little after twelve o'clock The bridal party arrived
father. followed BY N. Elanger and Mrs. slidelL
youns ay Of sn Sss he
She dressed 10 white satin, with long train and
tha an tO0a1 and lha NJ rvau
blossoms Considering that Mr.. siidcIi 10 said 10 have
made a million or more out Of the rebel loan, II
struck me that he might have INDUCED In dress
coat on this OCCASION - the one he wore looked
sively sesdy, and thought the old gentleman himself
altar sacristy, where The marriage ceremony
was performed ~ the authorities Of church refused
r.ss ceremony between one Of he faithful and h.rstc
before the altar. After the ceremony tho newly mar.
The altar while beautiful mass was finely sung After
they returned 10 the sacrty whore after receiving
The carriage 10 tho music march in the
..Md Summer Nights Dream.n
Al length the oracle spoken white ths whole press
Of urups has hesn engaged during the past iotngb,
twisting turning into all sorts Of shapes the terms Of
french .oysrnment has quietly ignored the fact o. the
existence of any such document ncver having referred
70 II, except once when quoted 90 article from Ne
advance Of any other Journal 70 most important des
patch from N. nrouyn do Lhuys TO n. ssrtIsss, the
Tins despatch which In date rccedes that OF the Coz.
vcuton Itself three days was intended evidently TO clear
the way for this letter, and principally devoted 10
gvns The which have led the French government
u the deterpnination OF withdrawing is ncos from
Rome and s direct protection from the head and throne
Of the Holy Father According 10 this DISPATCH there
three causes rendering inevitable the evacuation OF
Rome by the rrcuch troops WITHIN given
10 an act OF Intervention contrary to one of the
fundamental principes Of public right aud In Eagrant
opposition object Of campaign In Italy, an Gu
erpre intended 10 deliver the enlnsula from foreign
intervention. Secondly the cincuv o the existence,
dpr
distinct soveregutes based upon diercn prror'es ard
between whom continual uerstandpg are aising
conseauont upon concfs o. jurisdiction, whWh nohrg
has oceh able 20 prevent; and, thirty nnI asiiy tic
impossibi,y ~ 'he French government continuing to
gvo by Us rrescpcc sort OF sanction 10 'acs dis
acsoro WIN w soca condition and with tho maxims q
houyn DC Lhuys then expainc that this evacuation
oil X me has bccone practicable Row on account OF
chsnges which have tsken place tho la,eror and