Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15

The Lohdon papers contain copious de
tails Of wedding in Jewish high life, be-
ing the marriage in she famous Rothschid
family. We eoDcsnse the follow ing part!c
ulars
The bride was the seccrd dsugbter OF
Baron Lionel, bead of the London house
the bridegroom second son Of Baron An
eem, chief partner. Of The Vienna branch Of
the world renowned fm. As in the case
Of the elder sister--now the Baroness Alp
house, of Paris-the bride has married her
cousin. ~Ts
The mansion Of the brides sfa,her, in
Hyde Park. Bbichiu the spleudes and ricL-
less OF its Internal ar angements has few
equals IN Englaud, was specially decorated
for. the 0ccasion. Great bsukscf flowers
aid dSrafe plants we're grouped 10 Exquisite
noasses between Tie marble colnmnssvf The
grand staircase, aud sll the inches and
balustrades were 6lied Rith flowers Til the
cir was heavy with their perfume. The
gallery in WHICH the banquet was served
presented really splendid aspect The
wallis between the mirrors were draped
With white lace. and over these light ira
ceried hangngs were wrea,hs of roses,
making the co,o-s OF the bridesmaids
pine and white. Groups Of orange bios
SONS. lilies and other emblemaiic h1uers
suited to the occasion, we're interspersed,
while along The length of the saloon were
ranged the tables. The masterpieces oi
Sevres, D:enden and Worcester were skill
folly combined with racing cups, great tan.
kards, eperguesb aud costly conterpieces,
both of gold and silre-.
Among the guests we're the numerous
members of the Rothschid family, and g
very large representation Of the foreign
diplomatic corps and the English nobility
-. The ball room VAS ibe'seenel of the cere.
.-mony, and the time. six O'Clock in; The eye
ring. A procession having been formed
the bridegroom, accompanied by the youth
fol Marquis, Of II unity. was condaced 10 q
canopy. Of velvet aDd gold, supported on
brass poles, under which the ofieiating
aminist ers, ,sthesRevs DR.. Adler, chief rabbi,
DR.. Kalsch and Mr.. Green, were, placed.
,'Fhe bride, who till then bad remsfued iii
her own appartment, nov descended 10 the
ball room, attended by no less than fourteen
bridesmaids, a,tifed in pink aud white..s-r
,o-siA Al the door OF the ball room the bride,
+. who wore q dtess OF whitc lace, was, mel
by her mol her, .&bo, assisted by her brides
maids completely enrelope1 her whole figure
in rich veil. which reached | o. tie. .gfolld
She was then led into tue ball room with
the same ceremony ss The bridegroom, and
placed With him under The canopy A
the gentlemen guess Of The Hebfew faith
having put on their bats, and the Chiei
Rabbi having pronounced q brief exhorta-
tion to the betrothed, the service was com
neuced in Hebrew. Like most of lbe ce4e
enonisis Of the Hebrew and Greek church
es il was rapidly uttered. The FIRST por
lion having been concluded, The bride and
bridegroom drank Of cup OF wine and
water, and Baron Ferdinand, taking The
ring, placed it on the brides finger, repeat.
= ing slowly and distinctly, in Hebrew, z" Be
hold, thou art be,brothed unio me Will
this ring, according 10 the rights Of Moses
and Isrealn The marriage coairacs' " a
then read and prayers resumed. Atth
Il coBclasion of these the newly marie,
couple again drank glass of wine betwee
them, and the glass being placed on th
aegrennd empty, the bridegroom crushed
Z. with his foot, oil bis relatives and fieod
sa wishing cloud at the same moment ths
The marriage might be happy, and th
bride aud bridegroom as irrevocably jline
as ass tie pieces OF glass were forever sur
dcred.e @ al- ., 'a-,,'a ..,.., !! IL, me-
q -iii-Atlhe ,eonclusion OF the ceremony, q Il
= gnests adjourned 10 the bapqueliug room
where the sumptnous entertainments "
=. have already spoken Of was held. I'll
heslfh pf the bride and bridegroom va
proposed With much feeling by Mr}-Dl
resli, and was received with all the honor
=, Abe Chief Justice Of England marking II
time. TIE Foreign Guests by the Dpl
a.of Somerset, and that Of The Bridesmaid
ID most felieilous terms, by The Lord Chi
Justice of England. Appropriate reptile
b., wete made by the brid groom by B ,ro
a,eJsmes De Ro,hschiid, on behalf of ihe 70
aeign guests by Baron Lionel, as hosts Il
The father and mother Of the bride |
sas baron Nathaniel, for the father OF Il
bridegroom. and by Mr.. Osborne for u
q bridesmaids. Later 10 the eseuil
~ the Barouts gave Q bali, Which "
st ended by His Roysl Highness The Du
OF Cambridge, the Dnebesse d. Aumale, a
by all the leading members Of The artist
,,s.craey and fashion. so,, ,,.,r k,..s,s ~
ssis.sD Dasing tbe evening the presents, tbs
sssshich nolhiog richer bsse been otfsI ed 4
.ss,,tnsoy seAsoas. were exhibited ~ pla,
spsrts They inrludsd alta from ihs .Gsu
tess Persiguy, the Duchess Of Sutherlsn
vlnihs.i Duchess of ,Nevcssiis. abe lDaehe
s.,s Of Msnschestef. tbe Duke cf 81: AttaI
= Rssi Dudley Lady 0srriDgtons Lsdya Al
- % Ru1 The Couutess cfsFsis and lady Pol
s,'u1ots. .Ai6asgai 1ceot emsssld snd disno
necklace. given by The brides mother, v
matched by : supefb diamond necklace a
tiars. The skosss In . hishr wsreuosthe fn'
water. set 10 sihs1 1uoSk nhsiIlispt mann
cad psessossd ssAhs ssiksssounkdaih
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