, 1865-06-27

On Wednesday evening, June 7th, Hssa
E:cIna DE- Rothschi1d. the tsecond daughter
Of Baron Lionel De Kothscbl!d, WAS married,
with rfiEccly state aud ceremony, to hef
cousin, Fe1htoana, In tho Baron's new man
stcn at Hyde Park Corner. The London
Tins gives the following account Of the GER
e1nopy:
The marriage wns calculated Id the BALLROOM
soon after o'clock, and et its concluaiou oil
tie WEDDING Encs>s were entertained at
most superb banquet. The mansion. which
in the srleudor and richness Of it's Internal
arrangements has few equals in EnglAud, was
especially decorated for tho occasion. Great
banks Of flowers and rare plants we're grouped
In masses between the marble columns Of the
grand staircase, aud all the inches aud ba1us-
trades we're flied with flowers t,ll tls dir Was
heavy with their perfume. The gallery tn
which the banquet was unsefveu pre-
tent.aa really splendid aspect. The walls
between the mlrrors'wese drapcd with white
lacc, and oycr these Light .traceTied hangsnss
tie bridesmaIds-pink and white. Groups Of
orange blcesopls lilies, aod other emhlematlc
flowers suited to the occasion, were inter-
spersfd, while nlobg the lengths Of the sa-
lot n were ranged the tables. ln this age OF
progress tables turn instead Of groanlns, oth-
etwise they ightcertainly have been expect.
Of the ornaments With which they seemed
oyerboruc. The masterpieces Of Sevres,
Dresden and Worcester we're skti1fully com
biued with racing cups, great tan
kayas epergnea and costly cGater
liccte, both Of gold and silver. Those
bi6den 10 The wedding iuclud:d the
Austrian Ambassado and the Countess Ap.
roryI, The French Ambassador, the Dnke and
Duchess Of Somerset, the Duchess Of St. Al
bars and Lady Dlana Beaucleek, the.Duchesa
Of MaL chester, the Duke aud Duchess oi
Newcastle, the Duke aud Duchess Of Welling-
tor, The Marquis Of HuItly,' the Marchloness
nt Dcwpshire snd Lady Alice Hi, the Ma7-
Jury, the Ea,l and Countess Of Essex, the
Earl Cadogau, the Earl Of Dudley. the Couut-
ee8 Of GitIortl, the Countess Spencer, the
Countess of Clarendon, the Earl aud Lady
Constance GroEyenor. Lord and Lads Cecilia
Bingham, viscouut anasVisconntess Walden,
Lord Houghttu, Lord and Lady son.hamp.
ton, Lord ind Lady Stanley ofAlderiey lord
john Hay, Lord William Hay, Lady Rachel
Butler, Tia Speaker, and Lady Charlotte Den
igon, Sir Alexander Cockhu .. Sit Robert
std 'Lady Emily Peel, NJ. and Mrs. Dlsrac9i,
Mr. Lowe. Mr.. G.P. Vihs1s, t.. shortly
after six O'Clock, the guests haripg assembled
| In tie ball room. Or. Adler, the chief rabbi,
assisted by Dr.. kalisch and Mr.. Green, pre-
parsd to perform the ceremony according to
thc ancient Iites of tie jewish religion. 4
| velyet canopy, supported at the four corners
| ty the biidegroom's garcons Fronnsur, was
carried to the upper en9loi the oan fo9m: 20
| led fn ny hisi Learest male 1elntsves, and
| plneel under The canopy. The BRIDE, who
| iii thin lad remained III hcr own apartment,
| now descended to the ball room, attended
| BY fourteen bridesmaids, at!ited in pluk aud
white. TIE young laaaes wno a,,t tn"s sno4s sda u
Diana Beaucle1k, Indy Alice Hill, Miss Edith
| Alcni gomery, Miss Sybn Montgomery, Miss
| Ethel Ltnnox, Miss Constance De
| Rctbechild, Allss Annie d. Ro1bschiil.
| Miss Hannah DC Rothschild, Miss Aflce De
Rntbtchilo, Miss Emma Dc Rothsehild, and
| aud Bettsna Dc Rothaehi1d, At the door ol
| The BALLROOM the bride, who wore dress OF
] plite lace, was met By her mother, who, as.
t sisted by her bridesmaid, completely enTes-
! oeti her whole figure IN rich veil, which
reached to the gruEnd. shc Vas then led In
| to the BALLROOM with tho same ceremony as
the bridegroom. and placed With MT r. under 9I
brew faith haying put On thslr hits, and the
| Chief RabbI. having pronounced brief cx
| hortntton to the GetT0thed, the service Wal
COMMENCED in Hebrew. The first portion
having lsecu concluded, the bride and b:ide
groom drank o cup Of wine and water, anC
| Baron tef01danQ5 uAhlnE rug stu6t eio&Iu !.
d. distiac: nsbrew, "Behold thou art b:troshei
unto me with this ring, according t.
the rites OF Moses aud Israel" The mar
1tsge contract was then REM: and pravera te
sunied. At the conclusion OF thess ths neH
between them, and the glass being placed OF
the ground empty, the bridegroom crushed
il with his foot, all his relatives and friend
wishing aloud 1t the eame moment that th'
marriage might be happy, aud he bride a1t ~
bridegroom as trreyocablg 1oInea q Is LII
1t the concluslon Of the eeseH,ong tn
quests adjourned to the banqueting room
where the snmptuous entertainment we ha5
already spoken Of was held; The health 9
the Bride and Bridegroom" was proposes
| t6e Duke of Somerset, and tha. Of th
'.Br desma!ds," By the Lord Chief Justice
1 ErElnua.