, 1874-05-30

i un9,o W, IAn Win ltonry Olay Tor ttln N!hto
look wl1oHo fntI,or sailed tho sons over Yhor-
man'a, whoao falher wan onco said to be crazy,
. missed s the impntation by tho slight dlrer
mntd for anybody; anil Dnrnes' wloso fathor
is tho nuthor OF aovoral hundred thousand lout
legs, arms, and foyorH.
came N1ra. Grant, tho Presidents Julia. Thor,
the rreftdont brought tho young bride.
Lot Tia consider tho ceremony done aud
all the party, 1Do or more, at tho
DREAKrAHr.
Thoro was Bome disturbance in pslatoa and
ga,zzlcs Of wiaoBt ceny,lre that tho lronkfast wns
aoryod by Frounl. don't know who Freut,d s,
and that mato all tho trouble. It noon1s lie waa
cloth, wines and ali, for $500. Hearing this,
Sam Ward aban1onod timsoif to melancholy and
refused to 20 to market: John Wclcker musod
with thc fooings OF Groti,is on tho ingratltude
l'nye not yet brought thom down. Woodcock,
anfpo,. chcken-croquottes, Bervad by 4 man
nnmod Fronnd, churner of ico.cream, aud In
tho state dining-room! Alas, thou ,nartyrcd
was overdone md tho gravy without Madoirn.
". Wo can 9ny think Of thoo and tho dogonoracy Of
AT this tablo wcro wlnos Tho Methodist
proachor touk drink. rho corkH wout right
This was n adoli6ourato attack on tho great cru
sade - IN to Ntaumeo Valley which is supposed
TINT country. Mr.. Tround hognn viii, 4aofk n
crabs on touat, run through six 1noat-dlsles. and
caromca Oh salals, Strawberries, and pudding,
,,aA; burst IN pvrotoohnics Of icos, cakes homsn
Look nway box for littlo Johnny, with bit Of
.wcdding.cak md tho blll Of fare inside.
THE pnEsENTg.
Tho Philndolphinns Gavb tue best prcBcntg--
Dorio. Drexel, and Childs, Borie gavo stona
which cost about 80, 600. Droxol gayo solid
sot Of silver, which would mike your old grand.
n.sa nother g. g,4.e on her bneoa knee 9t such wolod'
GtG st,n1Sp ct No" sefs
! with its oyos Watering. a Now Yorker, Morton,
gavo both diamonds and OH emerald ablazc, liko
ahsinthc in II cnt-glass tutnbler. George ".
Fl foassa ossss @ s a % spoSns
would 10 q dreadful rehabilitation to fam
| lily with nothing to ear and 250 silver articles
ico-pitcllera md tankartla viii strike John Bill
| who sakos LIS port by tue quart and his porter
| BY, the gallon. Every. sartoris, down to little
Johnny, can hare whole pltchcrto drink from.
Inc apart tho sots, as many as ,Uo0 or 15o0. Tho
Cabinet ofIlcors did not como out worry strong bo-
ing genornly poor. Con. Sherman gave salt-co1,
value; tho thrifty Donno clock to repronont
the thief OF timo; nohoBon braaa toilet set
cast out Of war metal, probably; Delknap silver
sugar and cream set q4lte9, doloctabls; Fish a
It was remarked that fow Of thoso articles
woro specially mnde for the occasion; that thero
wa, therefore, little novelty of form or quaint
suggeativonesH and invention; and that, cunsid-
erng the Presidents groat array Of otlicololders
tho contributions Wero modest beneath expoo.a-
| tion. However, expectation ia always too high,
tho citizcn-rnind expecting too mnch from stnto
nifairs and pooplo In station. Aftor oil, hero
n little girl who Ind couragoously determined
| upon her man, wrung conBent from hor parents
cnst the die, md threw herself upon hor friends
The most expensive Of all things ahe received
wore LAGOS and wardrobe from her father,
and 1t ia said that she departed With twenty
fvo trunks. At my ratio, tho special train which
departed with her had o baggago-car attached
and'nobody elao put on any luggage. This is y
clear exhibit Of tho prevailing passion Of orx ~,
tresHos lust or woar, with tho boBt caro-? Lacc
will keep, if woll insured. The presents wore
not much embarrassed with wearing apparel
from friends. Miss Kitty Cooke, out of the wreck
Of her father, gavo n luce nounco. The great
merchant. Stewart, gave q lace handkerchief.
Thoro wcro several fms and g. set Of
crocltory. Even plotograph-allhh,ums. plble.
nlechlin lace was purchased in Belgium, under
tho supervision Of Minister Jones'. The clothing
of the bride was complete, elegant, and embraced
everything under as woil ne over tile aun,-tha
muslin drcaseB, chomiscs, etc., being aa perfect
aB art and industry can produce them; and no
Princesn over loft Windsor with loss to purchase
in the way Of garments. Tho wedding may have
cost tho President in money $50, 900. Who says
that boy costs moro than daughtor2
| HER PROSPECTS.
Aigernou Charles Frederick Sartoris, Of WerB-
Ash House, Hampshire County, England. is suid
to hayo n fair income in reyersion. being now
s12, 900, and as high IS 900. But the young
man's courting Inns boon coatly. and ho is de-
pendent while lis parents livo He is sadd1od
down with n mighty wardrobe, a famous mans
parents from Tho cerc1nony, it may bo inferred
either tllat they arc plain people, or arc plunged
into trouble by tue recent death Of their Oldest
son, or thought it beat for the young man to
enterprise. 1t a probab!o that tho ex-
peetations Of his family as to dow.
~ arc at least na large, aa
ours concerning his. and moro assured. Tho
Hcr presents amount to four or five times that
sun. Hor father III probably worth, in good
property and cash. S500000. It is cloar TINT. II
Sartors will pursue life us ho began it, IN tho
spirit Of enterprise and under the star Of good
],lck young Mrs. Snrtoris will never SEQ her
| family in want.
Tho part Of England whorc they will reside is
ono OF tho fairost in tho Kingdom, and corre-
sp9ndingiy thickly aettod with ,, y,illas' Villages
there is no conspicuous mention Of Wcra-ABh
Honsa, every English manor or country-bos
having a namo. But tho placos proximato are
Gosport, and PORTSMOUTH. Ind southampton.
Motley Abbey, GOO years old. is in the vicinity.
London is 80 or 90 miles OF by rail. Southnmp-
ton Wnter. spithead, and tho channels bohind
the Islo Of Wight IRE probably In sight Of Weys-
Ash House; aud IT il one nights run
from Southampton to Hnvre by mnil-packet. A
; steamer comes III sight from the United States,
touching ut Cowos, nearly or quito every day in
tho wock. Tho Queen has castle in gight, at
Osborn.
Lot l1s now Buppouo tho young people at home
in this moist, csaggy pnrt Of South England.
What next?
First acquantance-making;. riding over the
: plaeo; eatilig tho beof; acquiring the queer,
f-wild sporting habits OF tic natives; round
family has sufficiently discharged It's devoirs to
the bride. Then, woary OF cating, making family-
acquaintanccA, and trying on the new clothos,
n run up to London, and dinner at tho Anori-
Gnu Legation and elsewhere. As to the Queen
n.d what sho will laye to Hay, or the Lord Clam-
| larla;r at,s.hnilx alaa fi,at is q suhiact of