The New York herald., 1864-06-19
cOUIT De PARIS MARRIAGE.
Brilliant lsssnblage Of 0rIsanists
@ The Ceremony.
D1HssHs or THn LADIES.
Auuearamce Of the Widow .
Louis Philippe,
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Yesterday ioss vhinprs Alb r. d'Orleans. % r,s =.
sOs sas.. hope q The oresn, family We:
Srssencs Of most lfustrous eempany incluav 4 not oU
ADe,Rn nob,r,y and foreign ambassadors, u mssv =
SAe representatives ~ the cid historic nam or 49,
who SIN aehere IN loyalty and hope 70 hs AMEN ferSuass
H the orleans dynasty.
easboin chapel o. Kingston where the Duc de Cbartros
married last year. and whore man nemhees or The
sr faith The interesting event e. osoS no ,,s s,o,S
Dsst al around Kingston, Clarsy and Esner. In
ana M S family ,s
tasd indeed there ,s warm vselius or kmdhness Tor
shess iusraous sxiss, when po,sical ~dversi.y Ias
snsssentarsous dignity. sus natural good breed.
ns winch leads them 70 live ear evesyday
whom these princes ave carefully rear.rg The iuher
sors % their great name In their poaiton popularity.
ssspy by me exhiSvaon Of their nSavsis vnues that
tsey hsvs STAINED vss perhaps Of poosy iu she
10. sense - & sn than soe .o. good ssss the
ally. But fsssf course, warmer and deopor sentt
sn. % ,nsn man sns which prevail. around ssci, honss
elegance Of their lives, sbe good nature wch has led
them 70 sCcommodate themselves TO the Engaish taste
eoF huptirg snd shooting, and above ALL the nunncent
hoerany which they exteudc ell the charities or The
nshorhood have won the bsarts Of shose among whom
AAey dwell France Itself toes conssin moro ultra.
0aanir villages those around ClareUon, where be
seeA dssd. o. the s.'sd nnily are day seen heard
ossrlesy extended.
yestef6sy was made day for a the csantry round
me- tse church not capable OF accommodating very
havs held ali who wore an ious 10 bs presen. on
this solemn occasion II wns, however, so arranged
Ans-some hundred or moro iuslrious guests but this
w8 all Tie less distinguished spectstors-made up
ed gentlemen aud ladies and gentlemen OF the surround
log neighborhood were accommodated ubder . long,
s,dsoms portco awn,ns, draped with crimson, which
Dad been erected for the son, and which led
tee carriage road into the porch Of the little church
Every pIt Of this portico vas early shronged
sheIe was scarcely room for the beautifully dressed
eAhdren whs placed either side with or
Sewers to ssw Soder The fset Of the young bride and
rne chapel inside very pYet,iy decorated and SO
10 rrespond With the simple but elective detas Of
~ architecture lofrout were two priedi.us
for the royal bride and bridegroom Immediately behind
hsm two chairs q state for the mother Of young
bride. Mario Louise Fernando Duchess de Montpenser
sad sister sbe queen Spain other seat for the
venerable Mare Amee, the last Queen Of the French,
who was that day leave her hsb.ual secusion and
saBsshy by presence usiop OF her grandchd en-
lhs ceremony Was fixed 70 take place At bali ten,
AOoored with nvi.aons to The chapel began 70 take
Weir p'aces Among others were the Spansb Minister
Va. Dc woyes sSs i.sn HiSisser. the Austrian Xmsas
sAdor and Asdane Appcnyi. the Prussian Ambassador
asd the Countess Berpstorn the Bavaran Minister the
Portuguese kneer and the Countess Lavrsd the Saxon
Minister, his SereDe Hishness Prince Edward OF SAKE
wensr the Marquis and Marchouses Of canrioarde the
Earl and Countess Rasss Prince Ferdinand OF Coburg
Susa..s tsSs 1o1s and
Lord Hougbion Lord and LADY Foley Earl s. Germans
tAs Baron Aarochetsi, Lady waidesrave 6c With these
guests were ming cd members Of the French spanish
sr's.ocrscy. There the Duo Dc Penrnsvre Made.
Dosels Haroourt. the Narquse do Chanaees, Madame
Tauvs, N Hebert, M Do a Tour. the Comts Dc Mon.ss
aaou, Madame dc Lso Comesse de Cocfer, Marquase
NaAeuosele Bernard, Marquis dc nOseoros Madame Dc
Parquet, Msdenosscle Dlvry aud many others
=: ass sss, nsa taken S I'M es place: before any
arrived, and befors they came Or. Grant the Roman
sud o. son " s nSr DIS
receive thcm DR. Grant attended by the Rev. hr.
Da.es bs Vicar general aud the Rev Canon iodstock
Nainy Chanoios dArras, carried the crozer. A. the
seremOny itssh The B'snop was assisted BY the Rev.
hin 70 The Queen Ameiie.
after arrivoI Of the Bishop At the porch Castor
con the Due dc Nemours arrived with tneir
SISTERS. the Prncessss Marguerite and Blanche and at
soee took their places near the altar.
Tbcy followed by the Prince coude
con Of the Duo dAumac. and hen by the Princess Chris
ns sbe ss,e Of the bride; for there were no brides
The Prince and Princess de Joinvis with the Due dc
Eeuours nuc dAumae follow ed almost directly
the Duchess dAumale beng prevented BY indispostoD
Aoanow the ntc church was quite ful and elowed on
a sides with the rich colors Of the ladies dresses Il
vse easy BY costume alone 10 dsting ash between the
hglish and f7relsn guests. The French and spanish
poelemel were all ia evening dress while country
nen en- the contrary followed the usual at
sooh ceremonies and wore plain morning costume Nor
e The assembage-tbe French ladies' generally wearing
massive silks and costly ssswis while thne Of England
were stt'ped in those bea vi airy, gossamsrlike to
lefes ofsse hghtsst poeeioe fabric color which
our notn more suited than richness 70 such oc
easions.
lust after hair past loud cheering heard with
D0t and thsre long pause OF expectation. which
yesng man. Venerable lady slowly up the church
And rsse and bowed low they recognized 10 the aged
We dow q LOUIS PAiippe rnero was feeling OF emo
Non almost amounting 10 awe wsnh which this queerly
Ise o oya ne ase aoa Time thus living witness and
20 read history, was regarded They oung who sup
ported aer endery az she advanced the church. bow
ng WITH queeniy SELF possession 10 ths revercnces Of
shose around, was the bridegroom, sr grandson the
Count De Paris fhourh twenty sx years OF age,
ne ooxs two or more years younger hich perhaps
ewing 20 bis fair complexion hight ia ken hair Ger
tany he Sou'd We counted fair NC Englsbmen,
and his gt moustsche and spep large bh eyes nd
enc more OF our own royal family The Prince Of
Houss Of Orleans.
Almost Immediately following came tb bride she
vas cad 10 pure whise, sft airy dress resembling q
bloom of white flowers while massive Ia vel which
her ~roaih was turned b. ck from her
sacs and hung like . train sssipd She moved with
nmpe aTsity that was ioexpressibt charm5g.
:ss sSs ,sss,aas ssr sns S'Gs.s features ono; reminded
Wales may have besn thk the sAa manner
q wearing .ne har susgSsied this faDcA vi idea Of
the strong resemblance but the impression at least
ssemed general IN spite o tne young bra~s clark hair
Spanish eyes, and pale, Delicate complexion, uch ~
soueimes though rarely, seen among thu b ondes OF
Tne Duke aud Duchess Of Mostpenser nsIo, we'd the
eiatey arriving at The ihe Prince a. ,d rBcess
occupied their PIE deur with TIE Queen Mother itiog
behind her srandsn and the Duke Duchess Mont
pe1sier sitting behind their daughter.
Refore commencing tbe service Bishop Grams, .smid
dse SILENCE addressed the Prince Princess Fre1ch,
y speech, OF which the follow ing literal usnsis
lion
IN blessing tho solemn Obligations which are al out 10
sniie sou al tue foot Of this altar but ,e IN
snp1sh upon the many reas vbch render thf AMI.
ses - syeo, - happy Tor religion, toe your sl .ie
ssn'Y s2d tor yourse ives But Ieel that am exp ness
'fr aB Swu sentiments when sag you have admire DO
history Of So Ioss how y the rsous snd
&C. SAnohe y tastile chose he spouse OF her Mn
70 ng prlncess, who alta he'd 70 him, W
~ts "Vriny q him by her birth, her t.lents aud w
peiy. You have sought tho sane advantages
he Alliance which you ask God 70 Q, ,nsccrate 10 :
80 pretNnce OF witnesses who dear and many,
"A yoa hope 10 perpetuate IN yonrseiyes the examps
xhAch you hsse ieifned rom rucn noble models by
sty lng - the world spcct.r. az Tho sara us,y