s only a limited display of

popular enthusiasm. An illumination of

the public squares took place, and' the-

general ' soone was one of splendid

festivity. The service formed an

extraordinary combination of oeremony,

wealth, pomp, and Bplendour. After the,

marrhige ritos there waB a banquet at

the' Palace, anq eubjequently a ball at

the goigeoui hall, At,th^p)le,of!tho

ball the bridal cnnplo wore

^qrAali'y^nftifbhBd to ;the bridal

chamber, -v-:«-b:|i'()iiijiie.d. by the

Smperor and officers of .?!tbtv;'ppHrt;

-The ''festivities were .continued 1

(ifter^ho retiroment of .the .inppy'

cbuple/Uie . Epjjpeijo^. being

Jj/esotrt.