New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
MARRIAGE AND DIPLOMACY.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL NOTES OF The
DENMARK ORLEANS ALLIANCE.

an0 the PrlDccSS Marie Amelle, or Ofleahs was hAO
Mademoiselle Nevada's in three acts with the pro-
loguc of signing tho marriage settlements Inc
bride takes with her trousseeu which was
ordered with an eye to thrift, and wedding pres
ents enough to furnish handsomely her jewel
Baskets and decorate her abode. The ladies OF the
Faubourg ST. Gcrmain gave her silver statue
of the Virgin Mary almost hle SIZE
That female Nmrod the Duchess dUzer grand
daughters of Yeuve ChquoD sent holy water
vessel to place at the door of an oratory, ana the
Marqui,c de Beauvor, sister OF the DuchesSe De-
cazes ald VienneSe .Jewcss BY extraction, gave a
| splendIdlv bound maSs-book with silver clasps
ruby and diamond parnrc which belonged TO the
late Duchessc dUr'eaus and was given to her by
LOUIS Philippe, IN the COZ BELLE de marriage.
should say that it must be worth s-~eral hundred
thousand francs 1t was stipulated that if the
bride dies dlcss within three years her trousseau
and all tine other properties which she
takes with her to Denmark are to return to her
family. The regime under which the settlement is
drawn up IL the dOtal one. NJ. Magne Is the
notary employed BY her family. The contract was
signed the rvening of the 18th al tine town resi-
dence of the Dnc de- Charities, which lac purchased
If the late Prince Paul DemdoA, who sold II to
him for a song after his marriage wits the daugh-
Ter of Princess Lse froubetskOl. The ceremony
preceded a grand dinuer at which the Prisce o.
II u
the most prominent families Of the nsbc Faubourg
and chief members of the Orleans party, aud
these AcadcmIcians vino are in the habit
OF accepting the Duo dAumale'S hospitality. The
engaged couple stood at the door during the early
part of the sOirce receive those who came TO offer
concentrations The Princess is not beautiful al
though the Prince of Wales says she is. She has IA
tall figure awkwar,y nut together. but has me
head OF fair hair pink and white complexion,
pleasant, laughing phynog stony, and the freshness
Of glrl who has lived great deal IN the open alr
Pink becomes her and she knows 1t. tor she
often wears it. On this occasion she was IN PINK
tulc dress, over pink satin, and wholly uhadorned'
white rose was placed IN the curly blonde hair
Though her manners are gay and natural she has
the coIslrant of person brought up in quiet
way who suddenly has tc face the gaze OF tie
world
Tho cuntractua soiree coinci1ed IN time with the
electoral la lotages winch have secured TO the
Republicans o majority of $50 over the RoyallstS
As l7G of the latter were returned on TIVE
18th # October 1t was, confidently hoped that sue
cess would further brilliant successes, result
ing IN the election of Chamber winch would al
IN, first oppsr unity declare FOR the Comic dc
Paris Lord Salisbury. the reactionary, or rather
tyTnnlc4l government ol Denmark
a,d Al de Gcrs recIoned upon
thi, the Duc dc Rroglie beaten. Rad calls we're
more successful than NJ Clcnencean lad v"nturcd
IN nTcdict when h. TOLD me he would head group
Of 100 AL ftty-ivs out o. eIgary 'partnents
pronounced strongly for tho Republic
Twenty OF the Departments whlcA
are fo- rocoilrng in the direction .! monarchy are
the most backward in France. Five arr mixed III
almost half and alf proportions, and one OF them,
the Sonue reelected at the ballot ige VI. Goblet
the most rad cal member of the present Govern
..eut The o lacts were communicated at the con-
tractual Soiree to the Orleans Princes. and sy
I.rd LYON. 10 the Prlncc IF Wales They I'M
plra,auly alec ed the former. and were all r"nnd
n dlslgrecabI ole surprise. At the Court OF Denmark
nm Orl-.nl.t Restoration WIZ looked forward -
and a combination anticipated between Franco.
Ru,-,a lyeigium and Denmark against
GERMANY Kiog Christians mania Is
to render Copenhagen by system OF
frt,Gcltnns mistress OF the Belt. and when events
favor 70 bring tho SchlcSwIg- lio.Stein duchies
again under ULnIsl rule. His ftvorlte Minister.
E.truop f,yho - OF Jewish origln, humurs him. aud
hy s., doing ma, governed for a long unmber Of
ye,r~ against the ID lnish Chamber Di Deputies.
The civt. weld NJ took place At tnc MaYoraty OF
the Rne Anlou st. Hpapro. Al irst it was arranged
that the royal d.n'ee3 w're not to be mar
rrd AT the Danish Embassy. But when
n was seen that the electoral tide
WAS turning agli.st royalty the programme was
charrcI and tho DANISH Minister. Count M0Itks
,vit,eld called on NJ. Kocchlin schwartz the
MAYOR OF the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT, to say that
III. Due de Charres VISA i hIS daughter to De mar
rl.d oy him. but IN p"red by ne fear that the
Mayor woaid not u-e tho 'itlc Of Hoya. ihghness,
to w hich ne Dnrnesse DO thtrtres and the Dues
d'Aumale ard do Ch.Ltre~, who we're to be W.T.
ncsse, aud the bride. were entitled Inc spanish
Rnyal Family wou d be greatly paned were these
titles Withheld NJ Koechlin SchNarz has been
warmly attacked by In Justice and
other Radical papers for letting him
self lie talked round by the Danish Minister
and having carpet laid down Ill tao courtyard
for tn. bridal party to walk on. However. at y
O'Clock Prince Waldenar aud the Princess de Char
tres appeared before him. Ii was agreed that they
| were TO arrive M the Mayoraity the mem'ht us
| doors wee opened for the day. ihc MAYOR 10 y
| tail hand some man, dark-haIrei, dark-eyed and
| with tho keen searching exprosSioo Whch ulSlih-
| Qushcs the jew. He IS Opp"rtunlst III Tue sohs"
Kochcfnu attaches TO the word, aud saw An oppor-
| tunitv To make friends who could ad Nun III MS
Caucasian speculatioDs. SO he mace IitileHpeech
In which h, spoke OF the klnhness ne nai reoett.o
in Scand navIan countries whoh aero as touIt't'
and OF the ancient ties OF anltV W DC
tween France and Denmark, and adires'insr
| the brldo aajured her when she went IA open
| hagen not To forgot France or DO lnsehsDio 10
French interests. This speech Will open to hihi All
the court, where DANISH Princes or irinceSses are
uuperuost Conts Moltke thanked hun warmly
for his graceful woris and asked II he might 'ee-
aph them to his master. -, ,..i
| The religious wedding was at Eu, the historical
| resideDce OF tho Comte de Paris near tine Norman
coast and three miles from the ut.lo h'io S ~.
| Erlnort Il a weather WAS most dismal ana the
sky dirty gray. Although the chateau was
| built by that Duke OF Guse called 10 6alaire, IL
| has mo- arr of antique dignity like the ancient
| aboies of English Royalty aud aristocracy'
The house IS long ana ana o roGpn Ionkins
roorIs beautifully decorated and furnished. here
is great gallery devoted to portraits OF the Gulses
who were not ancestors OF the orleans iamliy
bur of Lee (rande Mademoiselle. eldest daughter Oh
| CASTOR a Orleans, uncle of Louis Qnatorzr. AOont
! the chateau there was COED deal of STIR. Equip
ages ready tosart for tho railway hliea cno eoutI
| ward which il separated from the public square by
han