The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-08

large fortune. His father married the daughter
Of Admiral B0sq, then in command Of the naval
business resided S IN Paris Which is now the home Of
reference to NJ Rouzaud that he has "a mod
sand to five hundred thousand francs, not
counting his expectations. The grandfather
poor locSsmith OF gouzac
HIS son left France at fifteen years Of age invited
Dy merchant to the Isle OF Bourbon, who, having
observed Ills intelligence chose him for his clerk.
once there the clerk speedily distinguished himself
became partner, then master. married O young
creole, daughter OF Admiral B0sq, and returned to
France at the end of some years, leaving behind
MN large commercial establishment and taking
girl 1t is the eldest Of these children, iuguste,
who has married Mile. Nilsson. The two broth
er q ne end the
establishment in the Isle OF Bourbon; the other is
the representative and correspondent OF the firm
where he has On ONCE, Rue de rEchiquier
As to the sister, Nile; Josephine Rouzaud, she
IL the only one OF the family who abandoned COM
mercia pursuits, from which his artistic Instincts
az ne bs Paris
erty. near Jouzac, when he became acquainted
with Mile. ilsson and proposed marriage to her.
- fE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
While we :ie dwelling on these details the bride
and groom are kneelng before the Very Rev. Dean
effective manner, his voce-as it began the famous
and time-honored Invocation, "Dearly beloved, we
Of t9sa sss Ii f e Of
this man and this woman In holy matrlmony'-
rising so full and clear as to be heard in every part
in clear and musical voice, SO is to
be heard throughout the choir. When the service
wife tosethe in the Of the FalneS
and CT the Son and of the Holy Ghost" the Dean fol-
part Of tie sanctuary, the bride and groom kneel.
Ing before him, and the ladies and gentlemen in
attendance also hneeng while the choir under
Lord and walk in His ways" This was very sweet
Beethoven's. After this came the exhortation to
All ye that are married or that intend TO
take take, the molly estate Of matrimony upon you,'
phasis, and, placing his hands upon the heads of
the bride and groom, closed the Service with this
THE BENEDIcrIoN:
Almighty God WHO at the beginning M create first
g IN maas o oq aS yo he end c "s Of m
grace sanstliy bless you that sc may please Him
your lives end Amen. '''0'''o
GREETING.
p1 This n over the following marriage charade, by
Kew. Mr.. JONES' and set to music by james Turtle
was chanted:-
Father of Life, confessing
Thy majesty and power,
VT ssss Tx k saids se Ssss'ns
The roih in Eden plighted
May a,e ,h wsad is r Seee u nsneT'
TIL death be pure and true.
Jesu Rcdecmcr, hear usi
St be the Wedding Quest;
Thy gentle presence near u.s.
Makes common things more blest;
Fen Care shall be n learning
or blesscdness divine
IfIhou wilt still be turning
The water into wine.
Spirit Of Love, descending,
Impart Thy 10y and peace.
These hopes together blending
Elcss with Thine own Increase
Atllwart the roughen'd ocean,
Thy by S % saS l Gsass1Sh' e ass emotion
Thcb heavenward course shall guide.
The Church, Thy Bride, hath given
Her blessing tho vow;
Oh ratfy from Heaven
Her bcnison below;
Bless. Father, Son and Spirit,
The union here begun,
That in the lite eternal
IT may be ever Amen
SIGNING THE CONTRACT.
The company then passed into the Jerusalem
Chamber, where the marriage contract was signed.
After this there was wedding breakfast at the
house Of Mr. Cavendsh Bentinck, No. 3 Grafton
street, Bond street. At two O'Clock they returned
to R0y's Hotel leaving at four O'Clock in the train
for Dover. After resting the night they propose to
cross the Channel and spend the honeymoon in
Baden. Mme Rouzaud will continue to Russia,
and sing month in Moscow and month in st.