New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

claims Of humanity and In futment Of the highest du
tnued efforts TO promote rebellion In Ireland has Tor
time rendered unnecessary the exercise by the
person is detained under the provisions OF lhe
the suspension Of the habeas corpus ana tnat no
prisoner awaits trial III Ireland TOr an oueSe conhec'eu
with the Fenian conspiracy. .-.-- -,
GENTLEMEN THE HOUSE Or COMMONS; have TO
thank you the liberal supplies which you nave Voted
for the public service.
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN: have had much satisfac-
tiOn in giving my assent 10 series or measures com
peting the great work Of the amendment OF the repre-
sentaton of the people III Parliament whcn mas Ggagtu
your attention for two sessions lhaVe seen WiIh sds
faction that the time necessarily occupied @ oy is con- con-
prehensye subject has not prevented You deahg WIN
beT onestions of great public interest and have gladly
given my sanction to bills Tor the DcIler SoNeLnmouC OI
public schools the regulation OF railways tne alne.u
nent of the law relating British fisheries and for
the acquisition and maintenance OF electric teekIaphs
by the PostmasterGenera; and to seVeTal important
measures having for their object the improve
ment of the law, and OF the cVll anu ctnIIl pIUce
durcs in Scotland BY the appointment OF Cohtronel-
iuCmef IN the War Office considerable reform III army
administration has been commenced, whlch, py eoHol
ING at home and abroad the various departments vi ni
tary supply under one authority wiz eonuuVe @ " @
economy and efficiency both III peace ana war Is NY
intention to dissolve the present Parhament az tle
earliest day that will enable my people 10 reap b De t
IN of the extended system of representation WhGh the
vision S entire Gr confluence TO their proving themselves
worthy of the high privilege WIN Whlch t"y nav 'us s
been invested; and trust that, under the DlessnR Oh
Divine Providence the expression of their opinion on
these great questions OF public policy Whlcn nave DC
may tend to maintain unimpared that civil ana IegoHs
freedom which has been secured TO All my suee's oy INC
THE MARRIAGE OF ADELINA PATTG
IN, uorui,o Herald furnishes the following particulars
Of PATHS marriage which took place July 80 IN London
The long talked Of event in the musical circles oi ~
rope length taken pace-here lsHo longer i e T
ma Patti-she is now Madame la MarQuse de CauX lHe
favorte "O0icer dOrdOHHdnce' OF the Emperor ol IS
French and aide de camp Of the Empress as director OF
the Court cOtillOn," has carried oil the prize ne mar
Tage ceremony in France is both ciy contract ana
religious service, but il has been decided the union
should be celebrated in this country, the iormaes pe
came more complicated. Thus the puDhtauon OF tle
banus place at the Marie OF the first aIrondlsse-
ment in Paris Here Is COPY 0 he puDiealloh
NJ Louis SebastienHenr dc ROgerde CalsuLac Marquis
de Caux fls du COmte ct de DemOlsee Hugnet de va
range, actuellcment femme du Duo de Namy y' h1le'
Adec- cane Marie Patti, prOprctare, ME 90 VI SaNd
tore Pattie de Catherine BhrZa renters Inc egal
status being thus estdbshedln III the FIehch caltai t
domce Of ithe Marquis theh came lHe tAIScn04ea III Ut
INST lnstallnent OF the forms required "as ~ IS @
Monday the French Consulate IN the cy; Ills uI"eo
the Duke OF Manchester and MI Costa were e witnesses
of the contract Adelna Patti and the Prince de IA
u-dAuyergne, with NJ. MuIe, the secretary oi me
French Embassy, Oiciated as lemons Tor the m"iqus
Now so far as regards French law this contract is 6lnd
ing, but not with relation 10 the Chulch' ana lhe
religious therefore performed Yesterday
at the Roman Catholic Chapel, CIaphaln-pdrh-
road. Although as much privacy had been exercised as
possible, the marriage OF popular pgma donna CouId
lot take place without its being known. The chapel
therefore completely filled, aud an immense crowd was
collected at the exterior, unable TO penetrate INTO inc
elifCe Shortly after II o'clock the bridal procession
walked up TO the altar The bridesmaids were Mdis de
Candea daughter Of Mar0), Mdle. Zanzi Miss Mona
Harms, ana Mde' Louisa lAu Inc Drlde Wouiu nave
been weighed down with tie presents OF jewellery she
itS
were dispensed Wth ele wore "hllo ~ Elysa IS VIZ.
very long train trimmed only with small irl thc Dody
and sash OF the same material trimmed WIN brussels
lace The blonde vail covering A headi an 0fanse p.os
SONS with the hair simply d6ssui composed the couture
The uniform Of the bridesmaid white muslin dress,
with light blue sashes and trimmings, aud white tulle
bonnet decorated with fOrgeimeEOts Father FIunaett
was the officiating priest The marriage ceremonial,
with the exchange Of the two rings, the mutual Uecai
tions and the giving Of the small coin concluded, low
mass was performed The marriage certhcate was Guy
signed in the VcsTy by the same witnesses as al Mon
days contract. The ages OF the newly married couple
given % Tor the bride aud AZ Tor the
The wedding breakfast was gwen AT the tesiIchco
road Clapham Park About co guests were iu-
vited. A large tent was pitched Ia the garden
and galy decorated with the flags Of Italy, France,
Spain, England aud the United states, ule couh-
tines in which the fame OF the gifted arste had been es
tabshed "The health OF the Marquis aud Marchoness
de CauX was proposed by Mr.. C. l.. Grunelsen, VINO
gave short sketch OF the career OF the prlma donna
since her debt at the Royal Italian opera dwelling par
ticuary the virtues 0f the artistic which had won
for her many friends IN private life. The toast was
cbouess left town i'm the evening Paris their way
10 switzerland Toward the OF the ensuing month
Madame Adena Fatt-fOr that VIII continue 70 DE her
name SO long as she remains the stage
which VIII be for years mOTewlll appear at Ham
burg for u representations Ia October she VIII eappear
Paris until December, and viii then 20 FOR TWO months
% St. Petersburg returning .O the French capital
complete her engagement AT the ltalah opera
up 10 May when she VIII again visit ta country LOT the
Royal Italian Opera season II may be necessary 10
plain that accOTddg 10 the French laws, no forfeiture OF
title accTues II any lady or gentlelah Dellg hobe
sings tine stage. 1t was Louis NV by an 0donhance
dated March, lCl2 COuDeTegncd Colbert creating inc
Academy Of Music, who maintained the privileges OF the
nobility If any members thereof took 70 the stage Al
bo sang when she was Countess POpOl, SOLtag the
Countess Rossi Mario Is the Count Of Candia Pauline
the Baroness Won kahden, &c La MarqulSe dc
Caux will be received at the French Court, the Empress
French who took great interest IN her marriage
with the Marquis, having personally Hold Adclna fatl
that her rank would be duly recognized The newly
Prince and Princess OF Wales well those VI many
leading members Of the English aristocracy