, 1875-05-02

HARR1ED By THE CARDINAL.
/? Bndeau-yilos.
!: Ne.o Yofs sun, 1pri 10
Tho par1ors OF tile Creamery Park Hotel WIN
magnificent yesterday mortnny with 1urA acd
other decorations. aid ut noun all waa in read.
: nesa for the days eveAt, the marriage Of Mia,
. Maria Elsie Ni:es 70 Geu. Adam Dadeau, former.
: " OF Gen Grants sta1. Pie cantre; par!o,
fronting on the park mas set apart for lho ears-
gatin ribbons from each side Of the large mirror
across the room to the hallway suggested
to the guests tia: the space between tho nbbona
must be xopt clear 70. the bridal party. Qysr
the mirror hung large dorA marr.as ~-beu. 4
WAS underss. od that the cere monY was to be psf
dent Grant would give away tile BRIDE Much
disappointment was felt by Gen. Badaau
aud 1llss Niles when they learned
: that the President would not attend,
Grants non-appea1ance st the marr1a2e
Of e1-Coliector Murphys daughter on Wedue.-
! had promised to attend Inc Wedding OF his for
me-. staff otficor. and his presence was counted
upon as cec.ain. He seut the following ts.=-
gram:
WASHINGTON, D, G., April co.-G<n. Adam Badss,&
Gran.erey Purk Houss: rleass accor. my hearty ran
my regrets that public business prevents ny bang
present. to present tbs bgtle and congratulate you Ii
person Is had expected to do. o. S. GRA1r.
Il MAS said that the President intended 70
maza handsome present 70 the oriJs, but Hhz.
tbs G1tE +" az. no one teer0ed to know. It was
:ookal for all day, but 1t did not arriye. Gen.
Bade4u was, years 40, reportar for the Et~
press OF this city, aud after1ard al nn occasiunI
correspondent for that paper, received m&ny
commitments from tho Hou. James RfouAa shA
odltor- At the breaking ont Of tbs War he eo-
tered the army, aud WIS wounded. He received
-
That Generals Private secre:arY in the
held He wrote his.orJ OF the campaign,
aud the life cf the President He Was Secretary
Of the Legation ~heil aIr. J. Lasbrop NotloJ
WAS United States Minister to England. and waa
appointed Cousul-Geueral Of Great Bri4aln and
Ireland uhea Gen Rooert c. Scnenck becama
:hr: Aotlsy's successor. Gen. Badsau has been
il Ioudon about i've yoarH- He returned here
to NARY Miss Niles, and IN = abort tlma will
take her with him to England.
Miss Niles aud her twin sister, Mrs. Van Buren,
WlicUxsou, After IN extended tour through
Europe recanlly came back t, this city. They
are the daughters OF Nathaniel Miles, who died
aone time ago. Mr. N,l=B was = native Of var
mont His father was mrmber Of the Second
and Thi1d United Ststes Congress-. Tho sun
early began the study of medicine and went to
Paris. He was the physician to Baron Solomon
Rothschili, and an associate OF Lafayette When
hr. Rlvcs MAS M,ns.er to France 4hs first TINS
ho appointed mr. Niles his Secretary Of Legation.
Mr.. Niles was Charge d,Auaires IN Paris. Ho
the daughter Of Cheva!ier Sue, physician
to the hrst Napoleon, and father OF Eugene Sue,
The novelist For tue next faw years Mr- Mes
"as Minister to Sardinia, and ChA,les Albert
offered him the position as Senator OF the Klng-
lom, An honor which be de:Lued. Thera las
been mucn dieplte aoout the settlement Of his
,stats. His daughter, Miss Niles, Gan. Badeau's
'rido, and Mra. Wicoxson are each reputed to
" worth $50D,UU0-
Three hundred invitations wers sent out tox
he event yesterday. Beau, fully arranged dow
'rh were resolved from Msdame Camille Nomia
Le Pollone, Edward Baldwin, Mrs. David Dudley
'ieid, Mrs. Edward Baldwin, Mrs. speesc, Mrs-
Augustus L. EroHn, and others- Tbs bridal
.ifts were displa, ed in Of the psrlors- Thers
FaB an ice-cream set, to which was attached
ard bearing the words ' From Baby Wilcox
on" Mloister Schenck sent point lace fan,
embroidered With peatls; Mrs. Waterman, gold
nd silver fowar-vaao; Gen. aud Mrs. Porter.
'ridesmalds, . berry spoon; HRS. Wilcoxson, the
ude'a slstar, complete set Of spoons and
orks, box Of ivory brushes, and ailver aud
nina tea set; Gen and Airs E. Q. Babeock,
French gilt writing set, studded with tur-
uoise, pearl and garnet: Richard Busteed, Jr.,
ape !; Mrs. Judge Busteed, m amethYst set;
iIss Minnie J. Gilbert, I satin fan, with mother
+ pearl Many olher p1tseuts Wero received
rom ttiends In this city.
Mr. Richard Bastsed, Jr., acted as charge
'sdaires for the bride aud groom, and Mr. Henry
alf-pasE ! it Was announced that Cardinal No
loskeY had arrived, aud tie cEusb in ths main
arlor wAa great. The band struck up Mende1a-
'hn'a weddlng-march, and fen minutes Later
10 bridal parry, beaded by the Cardinal entorod
10 parlor. Tie Cardinal was attited in the full
reas Of his Office. and wore the berratta. With
i'm waa his private secretary, Farral1l Fol-
wing them were the bridesmaids and grooms-
eu, Mr. James @. Wheeler and Miss
ora Wheeler, Ar, G: 4. Bullas and Hiss GU
ruyn. Next were Gen. Eedeau and Hrs Viii
1sou, and then the BRIDE a(1ss Niles, leaning
i tins arm OF her cousin, Nathaniel Niles, j.
10 bridesmaids and groomsnen stepped to Gus
10 and oade way for the bzide aud groom, who
'proached the Cardinal. The ceremony waa
y brief, and at its conclusion the CARDINAL
Id that be wiahed tho newly-mazned couple
ng and happy life. He raised the benetta from
3 head and warmly shook hands With Gen.
Edeau aud his wife. Tho Cardinals eyes
azkled ~ he again Wished the couple much Joy
10 instant hs released their hands Gen. Badoao
unded through the pariorB- Then he 1aughed
fright as tho company toro away tae fine Of
tin ribbons and haatened TO congratulate him
d Mrs. Badeau.
The bride wore dress Of white satin, trimmed
th antique point lace, aud 3 aazuife@nt point
d diamonds given her by the General She
re, also, IN abundance OF diamonds, which
re given by the Empress Josephiue to her
,ther. She il under the medium hoight, Of
ht frame, fatx complexion, and has very d1rk
il.
Gen. Badeau 1a shout the height Of the Proai-
at and Affects the same style Of whiakers, but
much mora jolly. He wore gold-rimmed
black paata1oons, . Prince Albert
It, uhlte vest, and = bluo neck tic and
.n-doxn collar
i1r Charles O'Conor ~ns among the drss -
lg1atulate tbs newly-married couple. III.
?onor WAS pleasantly greeted bY the CARDINAL
l On the iatter's departure the great laHJ@
sed the hand OF his Eminenoe to his npa-
IN elegant champagne lunch WAS furniahod b
; Of tho parlors. under direction Of Nj. Buz-
D. Up to nearly o'clock thers Fse N In
nal reoerEton. Tho bride and ero1k staxtsf
Philsaglphia last svehing. ~ I4 q
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