The New York herald., 1865-06-24
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How ths Worth may ne Defeated Mt LAST
Prom the Index (Tondon rcbei organl juno 81
II IL for our trade that the North has wsrred aens
and conquered 10 keep nat trade SAL from ~ s
suv dsfst W. com aoso fsc-snch is the thought whicn
will long remain uppermost in every Southern heart
L: NJ in tho interest OF the Sonth ~ we'll ~ of tho
riect no venture that can prudenty be mato TO gain
access 20 tn. Southern markets Let consignments Oh
goods oe made with all diligence SO soon as the ports are
fairly opon and lot not Any trhing disappointment acs
~ adsouragement The hcads Of hundreds OF business
housss In che South viii be disqualified from pursuing
Their y Hs ssss pr rncn So
their places before Northern cupdity has nied
them, and e! them by generous ossns S ha sa,m the
prescription has disposscsscd The American papers so
fal Of paragraphs announcing the purchase Of conhs
20 work this ded before all the best lands in the
hands of Washington specuators, aud reap richer nar
vest than can be gathered m india OF Mew 1easnd IAN .c
nate Kindness towards subjects u governments whCh
have sacrificed her in her hour OF need 70 their ondy
selnsh policy; but between them and the Nortnsrn
opurcsor tho Southern welcome viii greet them heartily
The Engshman Frenchman hns moreover, this eTeos
ssd irs have not swarmed in myrads to tho standard
OF an unjust cause which not even their own; and @
spite cf ,ohas the aorey,'m>nts k.ce dne ~ rusner
kff und,re. tho s. vh<rser is dtspned b boof upon
s;cssssy Ass friend. Let no ons, therefore, who y
willing to act Justly and fairly, be- afraid OF the
reception he may meet among the Southern people f
ne 20 among them in search Of legitimate gain m
nothing we 20 anxious for direct trade between
ieotual sanie-literature No true Southern gentleman
or iady win for amusement's sake read Northern
book or periodicai-Northern written or Northern
printed Paper and printing can be produced cheepy
n England as in America and II publishers would only
this ss 'ns ssp e
hayo tc apprehend. at least 90 far as the Southern
country concerned from the absencc OF an interna-
tional copyright treaty with the United States. The
Southern book trade alone worth to the North be-
forc the many millions Of dollars II need not now
mn: ~ isssdsass [ ~ sS s~esves;ss ,so~s e he sss r
school boks Let this by all means, be supplied at once
and abundantly.
Marriage among the RothschDds.
rho London papers Of the 9Th instant contain copious
details Of the marriage Of Baron Ferdinand and Miss
Evelna dc Rothschd, which was soemnzed on the pre-
vious evening, on scale Of princsy grandeur
TIE BRIDE AND BRIpEaRoox.
Tho bride was the second daughter Of Baron Lionel,
head Of the London house, the bridegroom second son Of
Baron Anse chief partner In tho Vienna branch OF the
world renowned firm. As In the Of the elder sister
now the baroness Aphonse Of Paristhe bride has mar
ried her cousin.
Tho mansion Of the BRIDES father in Hyde Park which
In the spendor and richness Of it's internal arrangements
has few equals in England was specially decorated for
the occasion Great banks Of flowers and plants
wsro grouped IN exquisite masses between M the marble
balustrades filed with flowers till the ar was heavy
with their perfume. The gallery In which the banquet
served presented really splendid aspect The walls
between the mirrors draped with white lace, and
these light racered hangings weaths Of roses
making the coors Of the bridesmaids and white
Groups Of orange blossom, lilies and other emblematic
flowers suited to tho OCCASION intersperscd, while
along the length Of the saloon RANGED tho tables
sklfully combined with racing cups, great tankards,
silver.
Among the members OF the family present were:-
Baron Jamee dc Rothschd Baroness Charles de R0ths
child Baroness Nathaniel de Rothschild Baroness w.
ROthechfld ParOu Baroness AdOlDh0 dc Roth =
child Sir Anthony and Lady do Rothschid, Baron and
baroness Meyer de Rothschd, Baron and Baroness AZ
phonse de Rothschld, Baron Nathaniel de Rothschid
RoihschiId, Baron Albert Dc Rothschiid, Baron Ed.
Rothchild, Mr. Leopold de Rohschild and tho Misses
Margaret Constance Annie, Emma, Hannah, Alice and
Those biddcn 70 the wedding included the Austrian
Ambassador and the Countess Apponyt the French An.
bassador tho Duke and Duchess Of Sutherland, the
Adams and Lady Diana Beauclerk, the Duchess Of
Manchester the Duke and Duchess Of Newcastle, the
Hunty, the Haschioness Of Downshiie and Lady Aice
Hill, the Marquis Of Conyngham, the Marchioness Of
Aesbury the Marquis CGmoIt Ia Force the Earl and
tess Of Clarendon, the Earl and Lady arosye
countess Walden % v,seouns FaEsnd Lord Henry
Lord Lord md LADY U Southampton ham I%T %
and Lady Charlotte Denscn the Right Hon sir Alex.
ander Cockburn, Mr. and Lady Margaret Beaumont tho
Sa s Hon nady sns Lindsay The
Right Hon Benjamin and MrR Disraen, the Right Hon.
nssr dSw the Ss nS
Crington, Hon. Julian Fame, Hon Henry pourke,
Colonel and Hon. Mrs. D. Carleton, &c
THE MARRIAGE RITDe.
Tho ballroom the Of tho ceremorv, ana the
time six o'clock in the evening. proccsson hsvins
been formed the bridegroom accompanied by the ycu,n
oiciasins mini.tsrs the Rows br Adler chief rabbi
who til then had remained in her apartment nov
descended TO the Ballroom attended by no less than four
teen bridesmaids s'tired in pink and white The younl
ladies' who thus shone In fair array behind the centrt
figure were:-Ledy Dinna Bcaucerk, Lady Alice Hill
Miss Edith Montgomery, Miss Sybil Montgomery, Mis-
Ethel Lennox Miss Constance de Rothschid Miss Ann
do Rothschild Miss Hannah de Rothschd, Miss Alice d.
Ro;hschd, Miss Emma dc Rothschild, and the Msse
Margaret Adelaide Georgna and Bettins 40 hotnschid
BY her bridesmaids, completely snveloped he
She was then led into tho ballroom with the same core
mony as the bridegroom and placed with him under tn
canopy All the gentlemen guests OF the Hebrew iaiti
having put their bats and the Chief Rabbi havinl
pronounced brief exhortaton 70 the berothed the ser
vice commenced In Hebrew. Liko most Of the cere
uttered The drst portion having been concluded IN
bride and bridegroom drank Of cup OF wine and water
and Bsron Ferdinand taking the ring placed on tn
Hebrew, 'Behod tno1 art bctrothed unto me with thi
rfng according the rites Of Moses and Israel" tn
marriage conracl was then road and prayers resumed
AT the concl Of these the newly married ccupl
again drank glass OF wine between them and the gias
being placed on the ground empty, tho bridegroom
crushed with his foot all his relatives and friends wish
ing aloud at the same moment that the marrsgo nigh
be happy and the bride and bridegroom as Irevocab
Joined Is the pieces Of glass forever sundered.
THB BANQUET AND THE BALL.
| Al the conclusion OF the ceremony the guests "a
jcurned to the banquoting room where the sumptuou
tnterainrent have already spoken Of was held
The health Of 'the Bride and Bridegroom was pre-
posed with much feeling by Mr. Dsraeli, and was re
ccvcd with al the honors,' the Chief Justice Of Eng
land marking thr time "Tho Foreign Guests" by th
Dusc OF Somerset end that or "the Bridesmaids"
most fccitous terms, by the Lord Chief Justice .
England Appropriate replies were made by the pride
groom BY Baron James do Rothschild on behalf OF Ia
foreign guests; by Baron Lionel as host, for the fathe
and mother Of the tride; by Baron Nathaniel Tor tn
father Of tho brdesroom, and by Mr. Osborne Tor IN
brdesmsica Ia or In tho evening the BarnoDess gay
ball, which was attended by bis royal Highnes IN
Duke Of cambridge, the Duchesse dAumalo, and by
the leading members Of the arisocracy and fashion
THE BRIDAL GIFTS.