Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22

LONDON, March 21.-The Emperor Ma
poleon arrived at Cniselhurst at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. He was received
with enthusiastic cheers in that village
and all the railroad stations along the
route from Dover.
The Semi Royal NuptiaIs.
The journals are filled with the pro-
gramme of the marriage of the Princess
Louise to the Marquis of Lorne, which
takes place to-day. Immense prepara
tions are made for the celebration of the
event throughout England.
APage from the Court Journal.
WINDSOR, Enc, March 21.-The
weather is charming, and the marriage of
the Princes Louise has been celebrated
with brilliancy. At IL o'clock this morn
ing the Ministers, Ambassadors. Nobility
and Clergy, and the bridegroom's family
were admitted in the Royal Chapel. At
II O'Clock the royal carriages, with the
members of the Queens family and other
royal personages, left the Queens gate at
Windsor Palace, and proceed to the south
entrance OF the Chapel where they were
received by the Lord Chamberlain and
conducted to their places on the Haut Pas.
At 1905 the bridegroom arrived, accom-
panied by Earl Percy and Lord Gowen.
They were conducted to seats Onihe Haut
Pas. At 1915 the bride, accompanied
by the Queen and suite, in five carriages,
arrived at the first entrance of the Chapel,
where they were Joined by the brides
maids and moved up the aisle amid music
by the choir. The bride was sup
ported by the Queen, the Prince of
Wales and the Duke of SAKE. Coburg.
The bridesmaids were Ladies Camp.
bell, Cecil, Butler, Montague, Gr r
don, Lennox, Gordon, Seymour and
Fitzgerald. The bride was seated on the
left OF the altar, with the Queen near at
hand. The ceremony was performed by
the Bishop of London in choral style, the
Queen giving the bride away. At the
end OF the last prayer q royal salute was
fired from artillery in Windsor park, and
the guests repaired to the castle for
luncheon. The bride and bridegroom
departed at 8 o'clock for Claremont, for
the honeymoon. About one thousand
guests witnessed the ceremony. The
grounds of the cas- lie are filled with i'm
mense crowds, and Windsor is en- fete
The Marquis L0rne wore the uniform of
the Argyleshire artillery. The Bishop of
Eondon was assisted by the Bishops of
Oxford, Winchester and Worcester. To-
night there will be a grand banquet and
ting castle will be illuminated. The fes
tlVltles continue two days.
NEw YORK, March 2l.-The members
OF st. Andrews and S. Georges Socie-
ties will have banquet this evening in
honor of the nuptials of the Princess
Louise and Marquis Lorne.
The Southern COnfederacy-GIimp
ata Leaf of secret History.
Granville denied in the House of Lords
tonight that there was any truth what
ever In the statement ascribed to Baron
Won Gerolt, that Russian Influence alone
prevented the recognition of the South
crn Confederacy during the war in the
United States. He declared as a member
OF the Palmerston and Russell cabinets
ne could say the proposition to recognize
Inc South was never even entertained.
The Duke of Somerset confined Gran
ville's statement.
Lord Walter Campbell, who resides in
this city, gave banquet, this evening, at
the Travellers Club, in honor of the mar
rage of his brother, the Marquis Lorne.
Many distinguished persons were present.