The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07
LATEST F0REIGN NEWS.
ApDrOachiu@ Royal Marriage.

THE BRIpe-ELECT En- ROUTE FOR VIENNA
BRILLIANT RECEPTIONS on THE WAY.
LONDON, May G.-There was gala pro-
cession yesterday from the railway station
at Salisbury 10 the palace, on the occasion OF
the arrival Of the QaePn OF the Begians and
her daughter, Princess Stephanie, on their
way 10 Vienna for the marriage, on the 10Th
instant, OF the Princess and Prince Ru-
dolpb. The town was deliberately decked
with flags and decorated with tri-
umphal arches. AT o'clock last evening
state dinner was given at the palace. After
wards there was Il reception Of Populations
bearing wedding gifts. The town was bril-
liantIy illuminated. There was torchlieht
procession OF students. who formed before
the palace. making with the torches the out
line of the monogram OF Rudolph and Ste
phanie. Beacons were lighted on the neigh
boring hills, and there was grand display
OF fireworks. The royal party drove through
thetown 10 witness the illumination. Prince
Rudolph returned to Vienna at IL O'Clock
last night.
MEETING OF THE BETROTnED C0CPLE-FES-
INVITES Is VIENNA.
vienna. May 6.-Prince Rudolph, on his
arrival here to-day, was cordially received
Inv n depulation Of eighteen Of his former
tutors. The arrival Il, Schowberg OF train
hearing the Queen OF Belgium and the
Princess Stephanie was awaited by Emperor
Francis Joseph and Prince Rudolph. wear
ing the Belgium orders OF knighthood, the
Stockholders OF Vienna and the president OF
notice. The train, the engine OF when
was wreathed with a0wers, entered tne
railway station, which was richly
decorated. shortly after 4 o'clock, to the
strains OF the Belgian national anthem
Prince Rudolph aflectionaiely embraced the
Princess Stephanie. and presented her 10
the Emperor, who kissed her on the fore:
head. When the greetings OF The royal
marty were concluded the burgomaster pre-
sented the Princess Stephanie with Dou-
ouet Of white roses and hawthorn. Inc
nartv then entered carriages. being re-
ceiyed with the deaiening cheers OF Tue
populace when they appeared at the door
OF the station.
The Newmarket Races.
LoNDON, MAY G.--ThiS is the last dag OF
the Newmarket second spring meeting
The race for the 1000 gulneas stakes ior
tbrce-year.o!d FLIES, distance one mile ana
seventeen wards, was won bY W. ;. CraW-
ford's oh. (. Thebois; Duke OF Westmln-
stcr's ch. I. Thora second, and L0rd Fal-
months br. (. Bal Gal third. Thirteen
ran The race for the Newmarket
stakes, for three yearOld colts ana III
lies. distance one mile, also came oil,
and was won by p. LOrillard's brown
coli Iroquois, who beat Lord Falmouth's
boy colt LennoX Love. Oay the TWO
named ran. The race for two.year. ola
stakes. for colts aud tilIies, distance hVe iur,
longs. also came of, and was won by Lore
Stamford's bay flly by Pero Gomez out OF
LADY Roseberry; Prince Soltykohs brown
coli King Frost came IN second, ana Leo
mold de Rothschld's bay colt SLarstone
third. six ran, including J. X. heene
bay colt North Star.
Monetary Conference.
LONDON, May 6.-LOrd harrington nas
officially notified Mr.. SIdgg, member oi I"I
lament from Manchester and preslueht VI
the Manchester Chamber Of commerce. tna'
lord Reay and Sir Louis Mallet, Under
Secretary for the Indian Department. pave
been appointed to represent inela At 'ne
monetary conference. The Dohy Ne%o
saws Mr.. Eyarts and his colleagues from Tue
limited States in the monetary conference
nronose 10 visit England 10 confer Win the
authorities on currency.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, May "a dispatch from OUT
han TO the Times says: "The news IRON
Trausyaal tends to increase the lear thal ip'