gocal Palters.HYMEKIAL.A Fashionable Wadding In tblft City-M^rrligr ofHr.Mtnry M. MVtideltO Mtaa Isabella AdUr-A Ma*nt*eabtAffair and a Most Bueeeeaittl One— Tle Marriage Ceremonies at U»e Jew I ill Bynagogne-TUe Wedding Dinner and the lUcepU®* Party I*«»t KigUt. .No event in private life hat ever created a greater eon Ration in our city than the ceremonies yesterday, attendant upon U»C marriage of Mr. Hbkut 11. Mendel, of the firm of Stain k Mendd, to Isabella, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of David Aoleo, Esq. The affair seems to have been carried through from A**1 t0 Iasi, regardless of oxjxmso, and with a desire to make it a source ot gladness and festivity uud rejoicing, for the happy pair as well an for the many relatives and friends of both. That it was a most complete success is evident.TOE MOBUM CEBEMOWES ook place yesterday afternoon, m the Jow-isb Synagogue, on Fifth street At 130 o'clock, the time specified in tbo invitations, tlio Svnngoguo *m crowded to ita utmost capacity. Not only was all ilio sit-ting room taken, but every inch of stand-tug room was packed, and many were obliged (o go away without being oble to obtain oven a glimpse of the inside of the Synagogue. Tho building, although it was bmad daylight, was lighted by gas, every burner, and there were many of Ilium, being in fall blaze. Tho offect of commingling daylight and gas light was pleasant. There wore no decorations abor.t 1bo church, everything beiug plain. To nuuiy it was somewhat strange to notice that ali the gentlemen present kept their bal* on during tbo cutiro ceremony.Shortly before two o’clock the wedding party arrived ut the synagogue. A carpot led from the interior of the building to the cud of the sidewalk and over this the party moved, the bride loaning upon the arm of her father.Entering the building the party separated. the ladies moving up the right aisle,Drwrt.—Pyramids, Tart*, Tlutn Pio, Lemon Pie, Poppy Pio, Ptach Pie, Oranges, Figs, Candies, Ac.e.-, »« — -About four. hundred poople not down to •oppor, and mirth and happiness prevailed among alL j'] After the dinner, Ex-Gov. Salomon gave as 6 toast, ''Thenewly marriod pale.” .This wok responded to in a ihost happy manner by Jobk'Nazho, Esq., PrCGidcnt'of the Musical Society., ’ • '.The aocond toiut, ,,,The Eev. Dr. Mess-djo. by Mr. Letxatteh, culled out the gentleman referred to, who. mode a pleasant little speech.The third toast, Our QueatB from. Abroad, wus responded to in a very happy manner by Pump Stan, Esq., of Chicago.The fonrth toast was To tho Eelativos, and tho fifth toast To David Adler, father of tho bride, rrnd the givct of this festival. Soveral other toasts were given and drank standing.Daring the dinner Bach's orchestra gave the guests some choice music. Among the pieces played were selections from the Barber of Seville and overture to the opera of William Tell.TIIE DANCE To many the dance at Music Hall, set down for tho eveuiug, was a loading fca-torc of the entertainment. At all ovouts, when B o'clock came, tie large hall was already well filled, and when Bitch's orchestra Htruck up thu Murche Isnbeau tbo floor was filled by the promenading party. The march was written by BAcn. and dedicated to the bride. Its execution was ex-cidlcut, and the march itnelf will become a standard work. Hemtsted k Co. lrnve published it, nud already tbe sale baa been largo, In the inarch tbo newly married pair had the right of lino maids and groomsmen.Tbc programme of tbe evening follows:followed by tbowas asReddifie Iiccrj/Uon giecu by Mr. at A Mrs. Da-.dler, at JMusic licit, Fclftoty nth.vitl Aim.rnoanAjniE:Mauche Ibaiikac, (Composed expressly for tliin occasion, by)... .Vrol. Cb Bacb.1. Waite.........La Sylpbido.........Bacb.2. Hclmttisch Byzantine..........Onnq].5. Polka ...I... LaSyronc...........liach.4. Quadrille Ducbcsso Offenbach.6. waltz........Prounciailcu Strauss.C. Polka MaeYka.La Heine.........Auber.7. Quadrille Lee Garcons Larme.a Hcliaitiseh L'racovienuo.....Leblukv,nanonepinall:El 01 . 1 eve: civi pen que triethe olio Mo: Mnl of ( rifle hop cvei theItthopoly mol dull. Ale T ex ni quir pow chnx Fret wort fronMonedge pay tiug E-rFrci