The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-09
Correspondence Of tde London Ch,-on iclt
NUPTIALS OF THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA
Vienna. April 24, 1854

HIennas april ~, 1908.
Below you viii End full and particular
account Of the grand festivities IA which all
Yienna rejoieed yesterday. hen the impe-
rial bride ofhis majesty 90 Emperor Of
Austria entered The city - iul state. This
evening the solemn note Is Marriage will
take place at the imperial chuseh Of st Au-
CUISINE. The only rite viii be performed
.by she Archbishop of Vienna il the pres
ence ot strictly private circle tie inn
perial family.
The following particulars may b found
ofinterest by your readers in reference to
the gaieties Of which this capitol has been
the scene on the arrival 81 the Princess Elk
abeth Of Bavaria, the future Empress Of Aus
.tria. Early yesterday the 22d. all the city
was astir and afoot. whilst from The many
suburbs and from the yagions villages around
tie capital mpltitp kept pouring in tosse
and welcome their future Empress, who on
her arrival By special steamboat the previ-
Gus evening Al Eussdorf had certainly car
ried, every ones heart By storm expressions
81 rapture and admiration being audible on
an sides. atthe beauty, grace and amiabil-
ity Of the august Princess Every one VAS
loud in the praise Of the good taste and
judgement displayed in the selection Of the
cOIors forming Der travelling costume. which
we're, pink bonnet. with 4 white veil, arose
oolored silk dress and white MANTLE
white and red being the distinctive colors
81 The arch-duchy Of Austria, in which vi
emma Is situated. The Princess, with her
family and friends. then proceeded g the
imperial palace Of schonbrunn. where she
passed the night.
About two D clock yesterday, the Princess
accompanied BY her mother The Duchess
Macmillan Of Bavaria, left Schonbrnnn in
4 court sEiage and SIX, attended By the
Countess Estefhazy, her grand mattress, il
another carriage and drove over the chain
bridge al Unmpsndorf, andby the Wieden,
up to the Theresianum an educational in
stitutiou founded By The Empress Queen
Maria Theresa, and situated ii the Wieden
suberb. She was there received BY the
two imperial high chamberlains, Prince
Joseph Lubkowitz and general Prince.
Charles Lichtenstein, At the bead Of the
chamberlains and danes ID palais deputed
81 tie Emperor To act on The occasion, All
this part Of the route and especially that
which Iay without The lines, vas enliyened
by crowds Of So ling Austrians il their hol-
liday costumes -. triumphal arches, flags
and banners IL the various houses, and
emblematical representations q tie imPe-
rial happiness With music At every turn
Many ofthe devices we're most happily con
ceited as4hat 81 window fitted Up Ike
chapel. and containing bnsts q the inperis.
ii pan, surrounded BIZ vases of roses II full
bloom. and lie expression Of hope that
they might long flourish ana bloom IS those
roses were then doing Theresi snpm vas
beautifully adorned with plants garlands
and flowers from the hot houses Of sehoen-
brann. Flags we're Tying q every dlrec
ton; tie splendid band 81 Tie Iyrolean IS
les performed ii front whilst lbe esgalEy
escor 5f Iancers and cuiFes siers the splendid
imperial guard and eaaatnerle ct the
body crowded lie approaches; and
ihe ira gala equlpae q she great
Austrian mobiles occupied ha court yard
hole scene being one oI & taisy
land
Tie empress elect here made ine
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a'aas ind elsa 81 DE
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