Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
EXTRACTS FROM THE Eng
LISH PRESS.
MARRIAGE AMONG THE MONEY KINGS
THE IRONING OF Mr.. DAVIS TIE GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
A RoTHsCHILD vEDDING--THR cEREAoSY-rHE
PRESENTS, ITC.

A RoTHsCHILD wEDDISG--THE cEREaoEY--THE
PRESENTS, ITC.
From the Londoo Morning Post, June 8.
The marriage Of Baron Ferdinand de Roths.
child, second son of Baron Anselm dc Rothschid
OF Vienna, and Miss Eyelina de RothEchild,
daughter of Baron Lionel de Rothschili, took
place yesterday, at the house CT Baron Roths
child on this Terrace Piccsdilly.
The event gave occasion 10 more than usual
interest in the fashionable world, the fair hancee
being the only unmarried daughter Of the Baron
and Baroness Lionel de ROthschild.
The elations ard friends OF the family began
to assemble at O'Clock, and by hali.past all
the company hal collected in the lower suite of
rooms and were afterward con !ucted TO The
principal rawing room, in which the marriage
ceremonial was 10 take place. The following men,
bers of the family were present. Baron James de
Rothschild, Baroness Charles de Rothschild,
Baroness Nathaniel de hothSChld, Baroness
Willy de Rothschlld, Baron and Baroness Adol.
phe de Rothschild. Sir Anthony GLd Lady
de Rothschild, B ron and Baroness Meyer
de Rothschild, Baron and B nonesS Alphonse ds
Rothschild Baron Nathaniel A. Rothschild
(5rother Of the bridegroom Baron James Nathan.
iel de Rothschild, Baron s. Albert de Rothschild
Baron Edmond de Rothschid d, Mr.. de Rothschild
Mr. Alfred de Rothschiid, Mr.. Leopold de Roths
child and the Misses Margaret, Constance, An
ME, Emma, Hannah, Alice and Be:tina de Roths
child.
After the company invited to the ceremonial
the bridegroom arrived, accompanied by the Mar
ouis Of Huntley and the bride, attended by four.
teen bridesmaids, namely, Lady Diana Beaucerk,
LADY Alice Hill Miss Sibyl and Miss Edith Mont.
gomery Miss Ethel LennoN and the Misses Con-
stance Annie, Hannah, Alice Margaret, Emma,
l,eorgiana Adele. and Bethna de Rothschld
cousins of the bride and bridegroom.
The bride was altired in robe OF white satin,
trimmed with Brussels lace, and vail Of the same
fabric, with wreath OF orange flowers and car
red bouquet composed Of ptalgnopsis, garde-
MAS and orange blossoms. She also wore a mag.
nifcent tiara of brilliants, and superb necklace
TO correspond, the gift of Baron Anselm de ROths.
child and a costly armlet, also the gifg OF the
brdegroom's father.
The bridesmaids wore pink silk bodies, with
white tulle skirts, with tulle walls spotted with
pearls, and wreaths Of pink and white convolyul,
and each youthful lady wore diamond locket
present from their bridegroom.
Tie ceremony was performed by the Chief
Rabbi DR.. Adler, assisted Dy DIR. Kslien and the
Rev. Mr.. Greene. The service was partially
chanted by the chOrisiers of the Great Synagogue,
the choir being conducted by Mr.. Monibsch. 1t
commenced with an address from the Chief Rab-
b. who exhOrted the bride and bridegroom TO lead
a pure and holy life. 4 solemn prayer and bless.
ing followed, after which the bridal pair psrtook
OF the contents OF wine cup and the Bridegroom
placed ring on the finger of the bride in iesti.
Inony of his being welded to her according TO the
law Of Moses and Israel.
The marriage contract, setting forth its duties,
was then read, a second wine cup was presented
TO the pair, and then the Chief Rabbi invoked
upon them the seven blessings. The invocation
ended, the Chief bbi congratulated the pair,
and offered up a duplication for the poor OF the
Land of Promise. The wine cup was then taken
by the bridegroom, who, after tasting the con-
tents, dashed the glass to the ground, to denote
the preca ious nature of life and joy, 10 COM
memorate that great SORROW of the Jews, the de-
struction Of the Temple, and thus the service
ended.
After the ceremony the bride and bridegroom,
followed by their friends passed to an adjoining
room, where they received the congratulations
of their numerous friends, the band OF the Gre.
nader Guards playing Memberships Wedding
March.
Dinner was announced at seven O'Clock, covers
being laid for one hundred and twenty.sx.
At haf-psst eleven tho bride and bridegroom
lett Plccadl'y for the North western TIE. minus at
Euston Square, and proceeded by special train TO
Mentmore Bucks, fer the honeymoon.
The br al presents we're very numerous, and
some of great valne. They were displayed in the
library 10 the visitors during the afternoon and
evening. Among the principal gifts were those
of Baron Anselm de Ro'hschi.d, father of the
bridegroom, and the Baroness Lionel de Roths.
child, mother Of the BRIDE The gift of the bar.
oness consisted of unique suite OF hair pins,
back comb, necklace. and pendant OF emer ids
Duchess Of sutherland's gilt was double heart
ring of emerslds and diamonds.
The Duchess de Persigny gave beautiful toilet
service; and among the friends who sent presents
were the Duchess of Manchester the Duchess of
Newcastle the Earl Of Dudley, Visconntess Pal.
meston, the Hon. Lady Filmer, Lady Poltimore,
Viscountess Jocelyn, Lord Courtney Lady Mar.
garet eaumont, the Hon. MIS- Carleton, Lord
Houghton, the Countess of Airlie, Sir Edward and
Lady c. Kerrison, the Duchess OF st. Adams,
Lord aad Lady Stanley of Alderley, Lady Car
rinRton, the Warehouses Of Ely, and many Others
too numerous TO mention.
II is worthy of nots that the choice plants and
flowers were furnished by Mr. WEIGHT of Kings
road, Chelsea; and that the grand staircase was
ilumin Ated by powerful sunli Ght from the man
uilctory of Verify Sons, of Kings street, Co
vent Garden.
The garden in the rear OF the mansion was IL.
luminsted at dusk by thousands OF vsriegated
lamps, which had charming effect.
TREATMENT OF Mr. JEFFERSON DAvIs-DIsrRU0-
rIoE OF REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES.
ILondon Post, Juue 81
There is one item in the American news brought
by the Novs Scotian, which will be read with
feelings of deep and almost irrepressible indlgna
ton. Il is reaGIrmed that Mr.. Davis has been
mauAcled. We had hoped to have received by
this nail an Official contradiction oil the report
and We are still reluctant TO believe that the Gov.
eminent OF the United states has. by such an act
Of wAnton barbarity put itself out OF the pale OF
civilization. There are but few words in any Ian
guage to express the emotions the statement Is
calculated 10 inspire, and they should not be used
lightly. For the moment therefore, we will only
say that If the opinion which has been formed