New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

hush the profound az oil eyes were turned 20
the entrance. Then began Kebes Marriage Hymn, dur
ing the chanting Of which by the choir the brides process
sion entered. Her Royal Hghness leaned on the arm Of
her brother, the Duke of Cambridge and though pale
and grave looked magnihcenty well in her bridal dress
which was mainly composed of the richest white san.
The front formed Of folds Of satin and ulle aud
covered with three 1Ounces of Honiton lace the back-fo
ing train of satin trimmed with three hounces Of Houten
aee-beng attached TO the front by bouquets of orange
flowers and myrtle the body of the drees high and square,
trimmed with lace, and vail and handkerchief 70 match
The design OF the lace made by Mr. Tucker Of Banscomb
Honlton is sequence Of cornucOpia filed with
shamrocks and tbstes The bridesmaids dresses OF
white taratane with very small bouilOnnees up the skirt
and TUNES of tarlatane embroidered with straw and
ooped up with sashes of corBowers blue glace trimmed
with straw; very small bonncts with wTeaths of corn
flowers and pink heath tulle walls to the bottom Of the
dresses -
The Princess Mary went straight to the altar rails and
knelt, and the service then began The reading by the
Archbishop Of Canterbury very distinct and Impress
ive and the RESPONSE will, given by the bridegroom
to betty welded wife!" uttered in calm, sub
dued voice. and with slightly foreign accent After
ward when following the words OF the Archbishop the
Prince was less distinct in his utterance; but his BRIDE
though she spoke in low tone audible to the futhes
end of the little church. The exhoratOn with which the
marriage service closes read by the Bishop Of Win
chester.
At the conclusion OF the SERVICE the bride, smiling
through her tears advanced with quick step TO the
Queen, by whom she afectionatey kissed Her Royal
Uighness then, with charming sweetness OF manner,
kissed in turn the Pncesses and her brother as also the
Prince of Wales Her special warmth in saluting the
Princess Helena very noticeable and her look seemed
TO say, Your turn next, my dear" The bridegroom
kissed the Queen the cheek and after these SITUATIONS
the newlymarried pair walked together down the aisle,
bowling and smiling they went, in acknowledgment Of
those bows and smiles which earnestly betokened the
good wishes of all whom they passed in leaving the build
ing
The late pirates Sumter and Tallahassee were advertised
for sale by auction at Liverpool Thursday the l4th
" with all faults and contents, they now be, without
any allowance for weight length quantity quality errors
of description any defects or deficiencies whatever
quote from tho bills which contain curious inventory
beginning at anchors and ending at Dutch ovens aud
saucepans II is intmated however that the vessels may
be disposed Of By private contract Or course the sales
are BY order of the United States Government through
Mr. Dudley, Consul at the port.
There is novel out, in three volumes, by the eu
thoress of Adam Bede and ROnoia entitled FeiL Holt, the
Radical. The Queen has gone to Scotland. We are very
little exercised BY the Fenian raid into Canada.