, 1864-10-22
FROM PARIS.
The Marriage II NIiss BIIdeiI and M,
EFlQAgeF.

Correspondent N. r Hesatd.l
The final knot In the mafrjsyo ceremonies
OF Miss sIdelt, the oldest daughter sf the
rebel ambassador, md H. Emilio Er}auger,
the wealthy banker and the engneer Ut the
rroel loan, wrs tied to-day at taelgs O'clock
~ the church of st. Pierre, in tho Rue d.
Chai'lot.. say "fnal knot," because it Is
the tcird marriage ceremony which has b=eu
performed between tho partles, On Mon lay
they wtre married b. proxy at Frankt0rk-o1-
,thk -MaiD, OF which city it seems. ID. Erlap-
ger ID resident; although his principal
banking business Is in Paris. Yesterday the
civll marriage. required BY the French law
diesemeat, and to day the religious marriage
which the church considers necessary 70
bless the DuptiaIB.
In IT, case in question there have been,
1 learn, great difficulties 70 surmaunt, before
the church conld be. persuaded to give its
blessing to the parties. and which Of course
the yonLg lady, who Ia deyout Catholic,
considered necessary.
III, Erlanger was Married some two years
eihce tu the daughter OF NJ L21tte, the rich
banker Of Paris Tbs marriage did not prove
happy one, aud, upon 8 snit commenced
by Madame Erlangtr, Judicial separation
Whs granted in INT French courts. In France
boWtVer, no divorce Can be granted BY law,
and separation gives neither Of the parties
right TO marty again. II. Er1aug1r, how
ever, By dlst OF great perseverance, and, 1t is
said, By the expenditure Of large sum Of
money, did ob1ain devorce from the Popt.
But even this accomplished, there WAS uoo-
is = devout md somewhat rigid Catholic,
while the bridegroom, Us DisraeH mildlyputs
it in one of his novels, Is Of ''the faith which
the Apostlts professed before they found
their Master" in short, Hebrew. Now,
the church looks with good deal Of auspi-
cion upon the marriage Of her children with
hercttcs Of all professions, aud has never
been celebrated TOR her clemency toward tho
defendant Of the cTucf1ers of her founder.
When, Tor good and substantial reasons,
therefore, che consents to theso mixed mar
risges, she always throws as many safeguards
as pcssi Bile around her chldren5 particularly
requiring that provision should De mlde thas
the offspring, il, Of the marriage, shall be
brought up in the Catholic church.
As cay, learn thlt there Ea8 been con-
siderable difficulty In arranging the prelin-
inar1es, and removing all these difficulties;
but, e7er5thln baEing been arranged, the
marriage tnaiiy took place to-day. But
very sn,al number OF Invitations had been
issued. and 1t Hss not genefally known, I
think, tyen among the secession com munltY
in Paris, that 1t would occur to-day.
Before the hour appointed there were pro-
baby two hundred persons present in the
booy ofthe church. These were composed Of
dnrNfard *ho1s 80 $780, ~ taa..e!1, 1cuet
H. ..,s s9 - so!o oeanttut !Aces
the sunny South pre5entea number Of high
- ha;t ss-ss avIAnS ~ GS n1SiaeI ssmpa;1aizsts s;
s.e.nris-~ :, Fsa,nh I,o.sun escsston.ss'
n,r'd,n1s a!3.S - hona"J Susa as.ssuessi3, asN ~.
a,;a4 u1i1 ,ia nusgs aaa p,sca
4th ~: h1idanr " tnn eans tensaoos Pefsuaslon'
"ts4 ~ IT, moang u!ausg iov1. an.-,.n .4.-.
rs.ur - nucSai5s H1n3s ane pIisase eec1etaIy OF the
Gmpeso1 ,na'ie1 Napolq.n, "no taus gave SOFT OF
Pts.n ts tee1snaI19n ~ tue ceremony.
"A lew Oh tae Nortnetn scum, Who, like
oanaupo f !, gnn3ss, cams anlnEltSa; 1hree or
stua ~ an1en1gsnt @ eunssAoanus qua several
seluGglee, wn1 were a1tiaet:a ~ the
aPpea.aace ~ s. ~ e. ~ s1s putty o5ess-
G.di.tan.y ~ T. ni1 gees asgsn.s, ~ tne a9oT'
soae. Cns nuasiaua'. as measln 1epsl onee.s uni
tell4' ~ ras Faese4., as mas ~ ane 9eetetaty Of
tat,re y, fSrsien dni,nsea .ae poy ,i
tasase - ~ teisn u'PloMacy nLoH 4o!cea