Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Correspondence ofil e London Chronicle.
Nuptial. Of the Emperor Of An5tIia.
NnNNA, April 81, ls5l.

Correspondence oi It Iolaah 'HipAi''''
Nuptial. Ct the Emperor Of bn5tIia.
VlfNNA. April 81, 1851
Below Won will find full aud particular ae-
count of the grand festivities in which all vienna
reioieed Yesterday, when the imperial bride OF
his majesty the Emperor OF AUSTRIA entered the
city in ful! state. This evening the solemn 4lote
of marriage will take place at the imperial church
of St Augustine. The only rite will he per
formed by the Archbishop of Nienna in the pre-.
senee of a strictly private circle Of the imperial
family.
The following particulars may be found Of IN
tcrest by your readers, in reference 10 the ghetes
Of which this capital has been the seene' on the
arrival of the Princess Elizabeth ot Bavaria, the
future Empress of Austria. Early yestcrday,the
22d, all the city astir and afoot whilst from
t G many suburbs and from the various villages
around the capital. nnltudes kept pouring in 10
see and welcome their future Empress, who on
her arrival by special steamboat the previous g
Yening at Nussdorf, had certainly carried every
ones heart by storm expressions of rapture
and admiration being audible on all sides, at the
beauty, grace, and amiahilty of the august Prn
cess. Every one was loud in the praise of the
good taste and Judgment displayed in the selee-
ton Of the colors forming her travelling costume,
which were, a pnE bonnet. with white veil, a
rose coorcd silk dress, and white mantiIle-
white and red being the distinctive colors of the
arch duchy Of Austria, in which Vienna is situa-
ted. The Princess, with her family and friends
then proceeded to the imperial palace of Schon-
brunn, where she passed the night.
About two o'clock yesterday, (he 23d,) the
Princess, accompanied by her neither the Ouch
ess Maximilian of Bavaria left Sehonbrunn in a
court carriage and six, attended by the Countess
EsterhnZv, her grand mattress, i'll another carrl-
age and drove over the chain bridge al Gumpen
dorf, and by the Wieden up to the Iheresianum
an edaeatonfl institution, founded by the En-
press Queen Maria Theresa, and situated in the
Wioden suburb Size was there received by the
two imperial high chamberlains, Prince Joseph
lubkowitz and General Prince Charles Lichten-
stein. at the head Of the chamberains and danes
du paiais, depuied by the Emperor to act on the
occasion. All this part of the route, and espe-
cay that which lay without the lines, enIi-
ycned by crowds Of smiling Austrians in their ho.
iday costumes, by triumpha arches, flags and
banners in the various national colors of Austria
and Bayaria-by happy notices the various
houses, and mathematical representations of
the imperial happiness, with music at every turn.
Many of the devices were most happily conceiv-
ed-ns that of n window fitted up like Il chapel.
and containing busts of the imperial pair, sur
rounded by vases of roses in full bloom and the
expression n a hope that they might long -four
ish and ba IN as those roses were then doing"
Theresianum was beautifully adorned with plants
garlands and flowers from the lighthouses of Scho-
enbrunn. Flags were flying in every direction;
The splendid band of the I'yrolean Rifles perform
ell in front, whilst the cavalry escort of Lancers
and culrassiers, the splendid Imperial Guardand
gendarmerie of the body guard, crowded the ap
proaehes; and the court and gala equipages of
the great Austrian mobiles occupied the court
yard-tho whole scene being one of fairy land.
The Empress elect here made the last add ions
to her toilette, assumed the wreath and dildem,
and, conducted by the high cham erlans, enter
ed with her brother, the splendid carriage. She
wore an eXquisitely fine lace dress, over silk
slip of cOuienr de rose. On her head she wore
diadem of brilliants, and garland of fresh pink
and white roses; the belt or glrdle was splendid
~ set off with precious stones, rubps, emeralds
DC, and she wore magnificent bracelets. From
this place (the Theresanum) down the Fayorit-
en- and Wiedner streets, and over the glaes to
the karnthher Thor Tor Corinthan gate) where
she entered the city, ii was one triumphal pro-
cesson. a countless sea of heads, tribunes fill
ed with elegantly dressed spectators, flags of the
national austrian and Bayaran) colors tasteful
ly intermng'd, and with festoons of evergreen
from flag to flag, the houses decorated in the
most pleasing manner,usually bearing some CON
gratuatory mott >, with every window alive with
happy faces occupied the line.
PETERSBURG CIRCUIT CouRT.-This court met
ON Wednesday morning. The ease of the Com
monwealth u.s. Lewis Montague was called, and
the prisoner brough into court. The Democrat
saysh he looks wretchedly his face is wasted and
coorless, aud his whole appearance is that OF one
who has undergone great mental and physical
suffering. The case was continued unit Thurs
day. OF the sixty summoned to attent as jury
men in this case not found competent to
serve. An ADDITIONAL panel of sixty have been
summoned from the counties of Chesterfield and
Surry and it is probable that from this number
twelve good and true" may he obtained.
HYDRoPHoBIA.-Ge Gorge Hiehl, lad, died in
Philadelphia during the night of Tuesday, from
the bite of a rabid dog received some weeks ago
lie showed no symptoms of hydrophobia until
Monday last. when he taken sick For some
time before his death he would become frightfuy
convulscd at times, and although but fourteen
years OF age. 1t required the united strength of
several men to restrain him. During his parox-
ysms, he would give utterance to such cries as
don't drown me''-'take away the water,n &c.
which gave fearful eyisence of the operations of
the disease.
No LICENsEs.-The County Court of Mason
county last week, refuse to grant licenses for the
sale of ardent spirits in that county. good
move. We understand sol.e of the Hotels at
Point Pleasant closed doors on account of the ac-
ton oil the court expecting to influence its mem
hers thereby; but 1t was no go. The court was
firm in its decision IL. j. Fisher Esq, counsel
for applicants, took exceptions to the decision of
the court and apnlipl to .Indup Summon. ~ Z