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AJ-The most beautiful and interesting ceremo- n.y. the marriage of two deaf and dumb lovers--took place on Tuesday evening at the Church of the Ascension. The groom, according to the COHsneT- ciGl, was Mr. Gallaudet -" fine young man, of gentlemanly and intelligent aspect-the bride vs- ion of beauty in her attire of snowy white, with the bridal chaplet crowning her fair brow. With their attendants they advance to the front of the chancel and kneel. The clergyman reads he in- troductory prayer, which Mir Peet translates into the language of silence by expressive signs and reverential movements

 <" The nuptial rite proceeds-the groom answers when he is called upon to make the solemn pledge o. fidelity, honor and comfort, for he has the gift of speech but the fair maiden at his side looks to the interpreter for the sense of what she has to promise, and rati6es it only with lowly bend of her graceful head The solemnity is ended-at the close of the final benediction the proud young hus- band of moment tenderly salutes his lovely bride, and many heart whispers Heaven bless them in their welded love ?! '...- -..

 GA more attractive person to the eye than Miss Elizabeth Budd-now Mrs Gallaudet-:here was not we venture to say, even among the many beau tiful women who had come to see her married; and we have reason to know that the graces of mind and heart are hers also. in correspondent measure. Educated at the Institution, she has quired all the accomplishments not prohibited by her want of speech; and we are assured that none can know her without admiration and afectionate esteem.

 "Another couple, both deaf mutes and inmates of the Institution, were also united in marriage MT. Reed and Miss Relyes-the second ceremony following close upon the first " r. Tribune.

 Do- Mir. Gallaudet, above alluded to, is the son of the Rev. T. H. Gallaudet of Hartford, formerly Principal of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and now Chaplain of the Insane Retreat of that city. His wife-the mother of fthe young gentleman just mar ried--is also deaf and dumb.

 Liberal Bequests.-The contents ofthe late Dam iel Waldo's will have not yet been made public: but we learn that the following sums have been given for public purposes -