Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
From the New York Herald ]
Our Paris Correspondence.

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[FrOm the New York Herald
OWr Paris Correspondence.
Paris, Oct 4 1854.
miss sLIDELLs MARRIAGE TO n. ERLAAGiR GRAND Al
sIMBLAsE OF THE RIBIL And TRIRcH ARIsfocRACr-
slM.InPIRIAL APPROPRIATION ATrER TIE HOLY TAfHrR
WAS sArIsUTD-M DGoUYH d. LHurs ITALIAN Ola
cuLAR g., 30.
The final knot In tho marriage ceremonies OF Miss
s,d.l the eldest daughter OF tho rebel AMBASSADOR,
and n. Emile Erlarger, the wealthy banker and the
engineer OF the rebsl loap was tied today at twelve
,ock at tie oil Oh If s. erre ia the Rue do Ohail-
Iot saw ansl knot" because it is the third marriage
ceremony which has bsea performed between the par
tea On Monday they married by proxy at Frank
r; on-ihe- MAN, OF which city it seems, n ErlaDger
"a resident, although his principal banking business 10
IN P.rs Yests rday the civil marriage, required by the
each law took place At the Mairee OF the Ninth ar
rondissement and lay the religious marriage which
he chuIca CONSIDERS necessary 10 bless the nuptas
In tho case In qu.tt thers have be learn, great
difficulties to suEmoun before The churol could be pei.
suAdsd to give bsssng to The part s, and which, OF
course, the ung Lazy, VINO ID oeFous VAnoLc' Gull
sidsred necessary.
n EclAuger married some two years sincs to the
daughter OF H. L.fte, the RIGA banker OF Paris Tde
marriage did not prove Q happy one, and upon fot
commenced BY Madame EFlanger, judicial separation
vas granted in the Ffercu cIuris Ia France hoWev-
ar no divorce can be granted BY law, and separation
gives neither OF the parties right 70 marry sgain.-
Elar GER no Wever, by dint vi gesas perseverance
aud il 10 said, by the expenditure VI ltIgs sum oil
money did obtain divorce from The Pope. But even
this accomplished there was another difficulty TO be
surmuunted The bride is q davout and somenhat
rigid Catholic, while the bridegroom, as Dsrael Idly
M IL in one of bis novels OF the faith which the
Apostles proiessed bsiore they found their Master In
short, HebreW-Vulgo, Jew. Now, the church looks
With good deal Of pcion upon the marriage OF her
children with hereto OF all Pr f,ssoDs, and nas never
beea celebrated or her c mercy toward ihe detc.n-
dents of the crucrs OF her founder. Wnen for good
aud substantial reasons therefore sae consents to these
mixed marriages. sic Always throws ~ many safeguards
as possible around her children, particularly requiring
that provision should b, made that the cfprng, any,
of the marriage, shall be brought up In the Oa!hoho
church. -,
AIsay. learn that there has been considerable diff
mly in arranging the premnares, and removing oil
these difficulties but everything having been arranged,
the marriage fuAlly TO place C lay. But q very
ANAL number of invitations rad been isGu ID and 1t was
not generally known l thit even among the seces-
sion community in Paris, that il would occur to-day.
Before the hour appointed there we're probably two
hundred persons present in the bOdy OF the CHURCH.
There we're q the very creme de Ia creme OF
Parisau rsbsldOm-(sad there we're come beautiful
faces among the fair but rebelous daughters OF the
sunny South presen)-a numb Of highly respectable
locking Eaellsh syDpa.hsers o! hotn sexes, lew
Northern secessionsts spSinkng OF French srstoc-
racy, lev individuals with hoosed noses and black
Boards evidently of the same religious persuasion"
with the brdeg Dom.
nj, MOcuuAId, tie private secretary Of the Emperor
Napoleon who truI gave sort OF imperial recognition
20 the ceremony.
A few of the Northern scum" who, like Banquo's
ghost came unlimited; three four "intelUgeot con-
and several strsgglers, who we're attracted by
the appearAucs OF the pory Suisse drelssd out 10
bis bes. regmsna at the door. 0ae indiVidu D. wear
irg rebel fcsI's uniform present, as was the
Setetary of sae Portuguese Legaon the only repre-
sentative OF forega diplomacy whom noticed, except
ing Mr.. Mason the rebel commissioner to the Cont
pent. .,,,,,
ina brds walking up the broad aisle upon the arm OF
a, father fol w ID by N. Etltngsr an krs. Sidel.
oM;ss Sndell il rather tail and decidy fine looking
Young lazy of about twenty-five, and has the reputa.
ton OF being exceedingly religion, benevolent ana
amiRbe.
She was dressed in white satin, with long train, and
wore the conventional veil and the wreath of orange
blossoms Considering that Mr.. Sjel Ia said to have
msde million or out OF the rspei loan' IL euuSA
mo that he might have INDUCED In new dress coat On
,hs CO ,asion, as tia he wore locked excessively
sea6y ard thought the old gentleman himself locked
-ahtr dspilatsd Toe party passed by the high altar
NTH the sacrsty where tbs marriage ceremony was per-
formed the authorities OF the cnurcl re used 10 re-
lax the rule fobdipR the performance OF TIE marriage
ceramopy between ore of tie faithful and hersc be-
sore tbe altar After ceremony the tewly married
psir came from the sscrs and both knst before the
Altar while beautiful mass was hoely sung ter TINS
thew returned to the sscrSy where after receiving TIE
cor ulAons OF their friends they piased oui to the
carriage TO the music OF Mandelseohns mncn III tne
"Mid Summer Nights Dean.
W,bin the past year even a marked change has ia.
ken plAcs in public op2ion IN Europe relative TO Amer
lean fIrs 10 England every body is against uf and
With very few exceptions, all the Statesmen OF France
of afy note have arrived at the conviction that the
Uoion will be irrevocAbly destroyed. There are soma
s1centiona TO this rule the notable and the more
honorable from the fact that they men who know
| chr country and have studied her ns itutons more
thoroughly IL al any others in Franco. Gnz> remains
nur Arm friend, and so does BsyeI; but unfortunately
Gu'z,t no. Berger now have any iIflenee with the
'powers that BE-" Toe Prince Napoleon Is our ifcna
Tni, r, has abandoned us Lit the programme OF d'n
Mcclellan be carried out-the qua at ali hsz rds,
peace under it II possible, az as speed " a. possible
and E,rope wi change s opinion OF Us and our chances
yery material within the coming year.
ebiz ar Just htli In Liverl DOL in behalf OF the
rebel wouOded and dcstitltH. hear from reliable
s.u-ce will net some Els 900. May 1t do sufferers
| much good. No doubt the money will carry ] y TO
many distressed who have been VIC
tins nj one of tue Dat monitrGui crimes recorded in
| history.
have lust INST sea oIptsin who comes direct from
Glasgow. AZ he tolls ne there are huodreds OF steam
ara bnildnR and Using out Ia the OJds ard adj 'cent
waters all 10 run the kaie. Tse' &C! as II the war
ws 10 last for the u, 1t Eve year, Hs eays every ship
Du;lder in the Clyde has gas lights 10 bis yaro, ana
with relays # aaUds work every hour OF The tWen y
fopr Hs te l. ma of one msn-.he oil and successlu
blockade ruOnsr, T. s. Beg6le-who starts ioS' new
n,dde stesmers Ills week. Beebie, though Scotch
man resides here In London. / hope yodr nAvJ nov
"a, 10 the emergency, though II fast Gamers are
1sn,ed they ought to buy some hers in London.
From United States PSpsrs.
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