New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

Ra,a, shne.s Prince Christian Of seswg IosteiD Son
&C. SsIs,s SssSs sassed 10 the Royal apartments
Castle Any acquainted with the habtusI aspect VI
the private chapel mist lave felt some officially ID recognising
Yorssfd nom tie altar ras ordinary fittings Of read
s.g.desf pews &C, had all been cleared and ranges
81 essiss sgb.htuied. leaving just sufficient room
r The bridal party IN The center vse orS5 seSu new
be ordinary number Of occupants was nccoDmedsed 4,
but before that hour officers Of the household ana go
Of the Gserd were moving I'D and out ana bleass u'
Artists engaged in the preparations necessary
% secure effective photograph Of the scene Mssnwhs
visitors we're assembling In The White Drawing room me
birdie being Her Maiesiys private apartments ana per
Supporters attendants occuIed another OF the grand sme
si chambers known e. The Red Room ,,
The ladies and gentlemen II TIE Queens H0nsesod Assem-
bed in the corridor built by GEORGE w. 20 which point also
the ladies and gentlemen Attendance the royal visitors
directed The Ambassadors Foreign Ministers Cabinet
Ministers ard others nyed 20 be present s the ceremony
assembled in the Red and Green haSnsIoons ana thence
were conducted the seats pioviId ic them IN The chapel
The members Of the diplomatic body were among the first TO
a. eoDeaiory and dgpiaed their annual bearing as y
consent they had agreed to merge al OF me
Central EUROPE IN The interesting event Of the d@l he
Canterbury. the Bishop Of London Dean Of het h9Jesj
Chapcs RoyAs) the Bishop Of Oxford Q0d lheh Almoner
sHd Bishop Of tbe Diocese the Bishop OF worcester NSiN
Of the Cose the Bishop OF Winchester Qee OF The order
WindsoT Domcstic Chaplain to Her Majesty having pre-
ssoHsy ROBBED the Audience Chamber now entered the
Almost at The the glitter o tie uniforms worn
by Msjesys Ministers and by Prvy Councillors drew at
men the day appesred The Dake Of Buccleuch and
Marquis OF each with parents interest 10 the
TIE members q the diplomatic body with The new Secrc-
taIy for War. Gen Peel between them. ,., :,
Next several members Of Tie retiring Cabine-MI.
CovPer. SIR George Grey Nj. CaIdWd l0fds hfahNile,
Clarendon, CranwOrth Argyll De Gre. Harrington &c "
1hsse the Lord Chancellor plain suit u black
JeDdered more conspicuous by The radiance Of his colleagues
gallery separated only by the Duks Of Richmond from MI
Miner Gibson, Mr. Gladstone eud Mr. GoscheD.
The Premier elect looked in better health than be has done
far Lord Russell the other leading
members Of his Government also MI DisTael were amo
gallery IL impossible ascertain that theye and in
fusy present As oou the visitors in the gRe rova pro
fhe body Of the chapel mad taken their seat from he Willie
session formed in the corridor. aud Nv Wv NV
Drawing Room toward tle chapel Il whose positon en-
There were few persons in lhe regal rain swept
sc9eh lhe long eoridor haenifcence The corridor runs
rom end 70 bEdrg giving access to al the apart
,ssh the distant Rognd Te"sr This Heightened sppIoaen
fped BY the gentlemen At WIN their ITCHY seed nn
nyenae for The procession which moved cnEard TO The notes
u Beethoyens frigmpbal March. - -.
On the FRS entry OF the royal pary there was slight besa
lion a. TO places caused doubt by the absence Of lis
ghness the Duke VI Cambridge through an attack Of govt
Sosss ne chamberlain and Chamberlain employed the
sssTvsl In proceeding to tie Red Room from which they re
march Athae" played thew entered the chapel
Hs Royal HghDe.s Prince Christian wore The uniform OF
al foreign uniform being the Count Rauizau bis gentle
man Of honor
ADVANCING
night and left the Bislops seated ghn bic Royal
Hgness knel for seconds IN and then rising was
presented their Mssties tie King and Queen OF the Bel
BsIgaDs The photographs usual convey but an naesu
sate idea Of the bridegroom He tall itarylookng
man apparently between 50 and 30 Of with good
ehead the lower Of his face covered by beard
rnoh portions Of the features as are visible wearing calm
60 enter ute and influence all bis ectioss.
There pause Of nearly 10 minutes before ne PRIV.
zion Of the BRIDE made s appearance also hersiaea oy
statey march this tine iakea nom Handles Scpione.
present rose the Princess supported by the Queen and
His Royal Hghness the Prince Of Wss en'ereG ,ne CHAPEL
pIstey occupied standing in the center OF The spsr
preceded to take gP nsS poso NO.. ,,, ss,sea but
yesansd eompOsure upon reaching her a. the e hsna
sponses With cesrness and sndib'y calling TO mind toe
Of speeches from the throne IN days Wbeh tpese were
The members Of he royal family stood in double line be-
hind bride aud bridegroom her hslesey the Prince and
Ipgen 70 the Of the altar the side nett Der Royal High
ess the Princes Helena the King and Queen OF the Begsns
SaIs VIENNA Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice Princes
Arthur and Leopold and the Duchess OF Cambridge al tue o.
In Ne e,prsI space bat al some little distance FROM the
ros wer The bridesmaids and rnnbesrer. Of her Royal
msfaassses End esris va. Lady Margaret Elizabeth
Beet. second daughter Of toe Duke Of Bueeleueb
Eopnsn aSI' Lady MARY fssilam second dsng liter
Of Earl FuwiIlsm, Lady Nariei ssrsh Campbell
nsA Goron Lennon eldest daughter VI the Duke OF Rich
LADY Alberta Frances Anne Hamilton sIth dsnghter
ssy youngest sster Of the 81 DuBm Lady Ernestine
Horata Edgcumbe only sister Of the Earl oil Mount
vas remarked with sstsfscon that her Majesty though
sstis Of hs royal allure Introduced into it modhcs
ksons tending TO relieve tue somore enec iEe fnee o.
Wales were the uDoIm Of the lOh Hssars OF which bis
Rsysi {. Colonel sad Duke Of Edinburgh the
nnjform q his naval rank Their Royal highnesses ne
Ass always been yore costume with younger members OF
The Queen wore dress OF oire antique embroidered
long Grape veil falling from under crown Of diamonds.
necklace and diamond ornaments Tie Princess Helene
onitcn point lace and trimmed With bouquets bios
and myrtle under Ts d n TRAN 6 nss WIT VIM s eop
dona Of orange blossom and myrtle wedding wreath OF
The pattern q the isoe was an elegant design IN ivy
rose and myrtle,
with tuie asion trimmed With Brussels point lace under
body and pointed TUNE " blue satin trimmed with point lace
ush roses and silver tue veil The dress OF the Princess
beatrice consisted OF blue satin dress trimmed with
wrest Of blush snd silver. tulie veil
The ladies acting as bridesmaids were dressed IN white
elaof dress covered with peungs and bouonee Of tue
under Of silver tu which looped up on one side
with cbstelaine Of pink roses torgetme9ots aud vhe
Of pink forget and heather couture wreath
pink forgetne no s9d heather With long tne veil
glaet slP under dress Of hne white Swiss muslin trimmed
ened with white silk and trimmed with fancy chenille and SIX
fJinge and ornaments.
The service was performed by the Lord Primste. The
Queen IL gave awsy bride responding 10 the 10
eniry made by the Prmate With gesture full OF dgny aud
determination.
The ceremony the bride warmly embraced BY Her
Majesty and the Prince OF Wales and leaning upon the
Of husband her Royal was then CONDUCTED 10
tbe White Drawing room the royal procession accompanying
ard attending item and IN presence OF the dgusrs Of the
church registry OF the marriage Atleste in due form
AZ the procession quilted the chapel spobs from hs
pretOro 0; the Fall u Babylon Was performed The
xoven these selections vii be evident when attention il
ronted 10 the fact that o. The greatest mugcans four we're
represented In then masterpieces.
Luncheon served privately the members of the roya
tsmiy IN te Oak Room. Ibe visitors enterfainod AT