The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

koyAL 0ossr. --An oscasional correspondent Of
the New York Times gives .hs following BIT Of roys
gossip. The world has not yet % bed IN opiuion Of
Louis Nspoleon asto receive II without doubts;
However strangely II may sound, ose Of the sub
leess most oestin ,tely, though Of course csaeusy
that the Empires, Kasenie 10 70 be repudstsd Many
oid ladies' OF both sexes far ~ TO assert
high political reasons ana a. an act Of Napoisonic
tradition will have to take place In favor Of an Aus
srian Arch Dushss. sort Of Marie Leuse II, with
mera9s there 10 no unmarried Princess Just now 10
the otherwise prolific house Of Hapshurs, and thus
ss II s alliance not likely g p drawn
may feel disappointed In bic psternal expectations
from hot Spanish blood, bu his coed friend In u.
The reason for all this talk about divorce lays In
tue exchange Of decorations and autograph kers
and most of all in the generally accredited .uppos
uon OF the existence OF secret treaty for the guar
antee OF Austrian possession In ltaythe fear from
which treaty the surprising turn Of Sardinian
policy 10 attributed to. Dismssing without entirely
discredtins, these speculations about Napoleon,s
possoe views respecting his fruitiess fgtree sure
s that he BY no means intends to leave "his Em-
pre-. 70 the heir sppaIent of the throne. Jerome
and his belligerent whom the curriers' cal Plon
ptoa-are In no good color at the Tuiileries.
LIEurENANT GENERAL SIERRA wa.b;n vton
letter writer says that upon the passage of the bill
creating the office of Lieutenant General Col Pres
t'n drove to the War Department, where he an
nonnced the intelligence to Gen. Scott The Game.
raj dropped his head for q moment, and tears were
seen trckling down his cheek His reply was az fol.
lows:
.ss no o. man say hsts.ser that hi: country
DEATH OF ANEDIroR.-The Boston Atlas of Mon.
day records the death of Mr.. Henry Rogers Jr one
of the proprietors OF the Boston Journal Mr. Ro.
gers died on Sunday last, but two days subsequent
| to the decease of his father.
DEsTRUcrIvE frs IN Boston "A large building
occupied by several firms. Commercial street
Boston, was destroyed by FIRE ON Saturday. A con.
siderable amount Of stock also destroyed. The
building valued at $50 0Oa belonged to the heirs of
| Nathaniel Russell.
HARD CAsE.-A passenger In one of the snow
blocked trains in the Western praries, records the
| following hard case:
Our feelings were considerably excited 10 regard
to a new married couple, who had been on board the
| cars since Monday morning The new husband was
| little behind last evening in procuring lodsipes
ard was obliged to take up his quarters for the 4h
| night In seat.
| brigham Young Is building two large and beau
uiui houses al Joining that which he occupies now
IN Salt Lake City, accommodate bis inc reasing FAM
ny ny. ne now reJoices In between fifty and sixty
wives, ana from forty five to nifty children Elder
htmoail, one OF the Mormon Apostles has betw eea
sixty and seventy consorts.
| The regular opera season at New York under The
| manage cement Ut Ole Bull, commences on Monday
next 18th inst under an imposing array of musical
talent Verdfs Rigoletto, then to be performedifor
the hst time in this country, Ia considered one of
| NeTdTs most sgccessful etforts
| FROZEN TO DEAgi.-The Hamilton Canada
| Spectator of Thursday, says, "we have heard that
| one OF the brakesmen the morning Express
train was found frozen and stiff, and stuck at his
wheel Inc corpse, upon the train stopping at the
station, fell to The ground"
| GREEN, THE mURDEAER--We learn from the
Chicago Democrat that the writ of kR6eas CORPUS
| which has been under argument at Springfield, IL
linos, IN the case of Green, founi guilty of the
murder OF his wife In that city, has been denied by
| the supreme court OF the State.
| Boston, Feb. IL The engine house and repair
shop of the Grand Trunk railway, at Goshen N H.
were destroyed by fire this morning Eight engines
In the house saved. Two engines in the repeir
shop 1.-THE Casco and the Goucester) were destroy
ed, together with the tools Loss not precisely
known. The building cost sc3ut SIS 000 and the tools
| $4,000
| ALBANY, Feb. 12-The temperance bill was re-
ported to the House this evening, with the follow
| ing amendment 1t declares drunkenness to be a
crime punishable with fine of S25; but if the ne r..
tanned the liquor to convict the person selling
H. The hne is to be RENTED. 1t prevents any De
| son or company from purchasing LIQUOR from any
otner than those authorized to sell