The New York herald., 1874-05-22

carriage. Mrs. Sartorls laughed heartily at this
demonstration ana waved her adieu from tile car
riage WINDOW. Carriages containing General Bab-
cock, the HERALD correspondent and a few other
gentlemen followed to the depot large crowd
had assembled at the depot TO witness the depart
ure The train, which was special TO baltimore,
consisted OF a baggage, passenger and Pullman
The latter was elegantly fitted with cherry colorcd
velvet seats and covered with new white linen.
Overhead and on the sides the car was decorated
with the American and English flags inter-
twned, while streamers of the same natl Qualities
were looped and festooned along It's entire length
Fresh flowers were placed upon the tables and
canary birds warbed their greetings from gilded
prisons, suspended from the ceiling OF the coach.
At iorty minutes past one the special train
moved out oil the depot. and in lew minutes had
passed from view. Mr.. George W. Childs and
family and Mr.. A. ]. Drexel and family accom-
panied the bride and groom az far as Philadelphia.
A few intimate friends went on with the parry to
New York. Mir. and Mrs. Sartoris will sail from
New YORK on Saturday in the steamer
Baltic. The President and family Will proceed
TO New York tomorrow and accompany the newly
married couple as lar as Sandy Hook. The Presl-
dent would have preferred tina. his daughters
home should be on eur own soil; and 1t is known
that when Mr.. Sartoris first sought PERMISSION 70
address MISS Nellie that President Grant made 1t
condition that he should become an Amer.
ican and resident here. Sartors senior
was also informed by the President OF this
sine qua non and in fitting terms expressed his
appreciation OF the high honor accorded to his
son. admiration for this country, and his entire
appreciation OF the course proposed. Mr.. Sartors
was then member OF the British Parliament, but
ut the last election was beaten by the liberal can
didate. Young sartors immediately made prep
arations for obtaining citizenship and residence,
and purchased property in Michigan, but his
elder brother being killed. he, as the only living
son, became heir to the entaied estates, which are
oflarge extent and situated in the south or Eng
land. Just opposite to the Isle or Wight. This
changed the situation, ana, the affection OF the
parties having ripened into genuine old fashioned
love, the President and Mrs. Grant felt that It was
not best to interfere, and the ceremony OF to-day
has followed.
THE GUESTS.
The invitations to the wedding were OF the
painest description. without monogram or device
OF any Kind. On heavy baronial note paper were
these words-
The President ana Mrs. Grant request thcS
>pleasure or your company at the marriages
sceremony OF their daughter at the Executives
ShiansOn, on Thursday, NAV 81 ut eleven A. NJ
Accompanying this were two plain cards, two
and half by TOUR inches In size. On one "AIlss
Nellie W. Grant," the other "Algernon Z. F. Sar-
toris.n
The following are those who were invited as
quests at the ceremony :-Secretary and Mrs. Fish,
Miss Edith Fish, Hamilton Fish. Jr. Secretary and
Mrs. Richardson Mss Richardson. Secretary
and Mrs. Belknap, Secretary and Mrs. Robe
son, Postmaster General and Mrs. Cres-
well, Secretary and Mrs. Delano, Attor-
ncy General and Mrs. Williams, General
ana Mrs. Sherman, Miss Sherman, Admiral and
Mrs. Porter. Lieutenant Porter, General and Mrs.
Hunter. Mrs. David Hunter Mrs. Stewart, Senator
and Mrs. Conkling, MISS Conkltug, Senator and
Mrs. Freinghuysen. Mr.. Frehnghuyseu. the Misses
Frelinghuysen, General and Mrs. Barnes, DR..
Barnes, Dr. B. Norris, Dr.. William Johnston, Jr
General and Mrs. Pitcher General and
Mrs. Ricketts,, General and Mrs. Babcock,
Senator and Mrs. Logan Senator and
Mrs. OGlesby, Senator and Mrs. Stewart,
Senator Bogy, Senator and Mrs. Sherman, General
Holt, Mrs. and f. Blair, Jr., Mrs. James Elair. Miss
Blair, Dr. and Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Louis Dent, Col
onel ana Mrs. Casey, Governor and Mrs. H. ID.
Cooke. Miss Cooke, Governor and Mrs. Shepherd.
Mr.. and MIRA Lowery, Miss Lowery. Sir Edward
nnd Lady Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. henry
Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. B. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. q. Patterson, Commodore
and Mrs. fAmmen, General and Mrs Bertln,
Miss Butler, Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite, AS.
sociate Justice and Mrs. Clifford, Associate Justice
and Mrs. Swayne, Mr.. Swayne, Associate Justices
Miller and Davis, Advocate Justice ana Mrs. Field,
Associate Justice and Mrs. Strong, Miss Strong,
Associate Justice and Mrs. Bradley and Miss
Bradley. Associate Justice and Mrs. Hunt, Miss
Coleman Miss Freeman General aud Mrs. Beale
the Misses Beale. Mrs. Larned. Lieutenant Larned,
Lieutenant Wheeler. Rev. Or. and Mrs TITAN
Misc
Ord, Mr.. E. L. stanton, Senator and Mrs. Morton,
Miss Clymer, Senator and Mrs. Boutwell,, Miss
Boutwell,, Mr.. ana Mrs. Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Wallach, Miss Walach, MIR. Jesse Brown, Lieuten-
and Mrs. Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
MIR. and Mrs. 9. NJ Shoemaker, Baltimore. Md;
Messrs. Breese, Muse, Allen, Aulick, Palmer,
Reid, OF the Marine corps; Surgeon Fitch, United
States Navy; Miss Radford, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D.
Cooke, Jr.; Mr. Harry Dodge, the Misses Wise, Mr..
Frank Lee and Miss Lee, Mr.. stack, Mr.. Goddard,
Mr.. John Davis, Miss Laura Porter, Speaker and
Mrs. Blaine. Senator and Mrs Chandler, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r Luckey Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Snfren,
Vice President Wilson, Mrs. Dahlgren. Cadet
9. E. Otis, OF West Point; w. A. Purrington, J. W.
Elliott, Cambridge, Mass. II. Washburn, OF Madi-
son, WIS.,; A. B. Steinburger, OF baltimore; the
Misses Morrill, Judge and Mrs. e. r. Hoar,
the Misses Patterson. Senator and Mrs.
Anthony and Jones, Admiral and Mrs. Lee, Mr.. w.
W. Corcoran Lieutcnants Gibson, Bradden, Carter
and Hoxie, Mr.. and Mrs. Refs, Mrs. Allen, General
and Mrs. J. A. Hardic, Colonel and Mrs. Audenred,
General and Mrs. Myers. MISS Myers, Senator and
Mrs. Stockton, Senator and Miss Carpenter, Mr. and
Mrs. Goenell, Mr.. Hoes, Hon. Jas and Mrs. Lee, Of
Germantown, Pa; DR.. and Mrs. James Scott, OF
New Orleans; Mrs. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Fern, or
New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. James Hewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Corbin, Mrs. J. K. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Grant, Colonel and AIRS. Benjamin. Mr. and
Mrs. Rodgers, OF New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Dent, General W. S. Harney, Mr. and Mrs.
j. Harney. Miss Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell, Robert Campbell. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Balte, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Blow. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fox,
MI. and Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Colonel J. q. Fallon
colonel Alton Easton, Mr. w. u. Fielding Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Allen, Miss Nellie Barrett, Mrs. Harry
Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. w. Barnard, Miss Bar
nard kis3 Maggie Fielding ChareS Mo. Gan.