The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

Tie sahioined account II ths distrestes Ct
| the Royal Family Of England at 1rds anothss
Of the sfac.ing proots With whieh histeft
stcu-ds. that 10 condition OF human ex-
istenoe ia exempt from the Sorrows sEd
suaeriugs &c which poor humanity is exposed
II ever thsrs vas position that seemed :"
afford every sseuri Of happiness, IL vas tna'
c.V.o,or!a. Olesn Of England. Called in her
youth 10 the throne Of the most powerful en-
piye r1Isr the sun, ahs was yet mere ie!icl-
tons = her domestic relations, her union viii
A,heig. unlike TIA; Of most royal persons, be
;.c dictated nv mHtusi ,7ve and affection. Il
wins eva, MOI than this. for Prince Abe l.
.,ss a r,aa who deser I'd the rsepeo. Is we'll S.,
tho le-a of anv woman, Ensrs YES 40 hnor
specimen in all Euiope, IN mind, Department
aud physique Of the Saaslaman han Prince
Albert. He Wac a mat Il singular good sen.e
aud moderation Of character. No Que better
understood and more faithfully periJrmsd the
difficult art Of managing and governing chill
d1er Tie glorious reign Of Victoria could
not havs besn source of as much happiness
TO uer @. her owa do uss.io sirrls under such
aosoio.s. But boY uncertain aud trans itorr
it IL. bri < htsst happiness that earth can be.
stow! What contrast does the snhs oi1ed
present &c the bright history Of tia Past -
What a sad and >ombre closing Of day OF
SEE hi1. and pace Dsf Ia. madness, family
discord, aad disgrace, are the ghas:ly skeleton
that appear NJ the royal feast and proclaim to
the most powerful Of kiIgs tina, they. too,
are mortal.
From Ks gland. since sss death 0. tse
Pril &c Co1sors. sc heard runors VI itch may
be - ken rs p1sssbis shadows sf ccripgeysn!s
The Queen is SUI CT 10 fits OF depression
which At times renee rs IL impcesi ole % ep.
pr"acn her. 1t we'll Knowu that toe Prime.
Of " eles YES LITTLE promise ct Il Hing up III
void created by he Geceass Of his father. His
.as.es ara OF q iog ororr, ana whan. var ls.r
TO has own devices he IL SonG cf hrrs!.is viii
parties utterly u worthy Q; b e. ne Is m x
bid.y susceptible OF Atstery OF gross X nd
and his aNours are aii, more or lass, of yul
gar charncter. shorty before the dea of til
Prince Consort, 1. 10 well known ,na. he Wis
tied Gam bridge. but 1t Is not Ssnars lily know
that ths eoaversations Witn the Prince OF
Waias AT ID doariw we're OF 20 urs. sta Glory
nature as = e1es him the most seri.cs anx
Lefty IN he return TO Windsor he hsoodeo
yer vnat hao .'asssd 20 tn Des7ee tina r. e
physician r mnns.rctedi ano only {. shtft
t,n,s before MIA as.in 20 sat.s. 20 The Princess
Alica that sh., arswe~s he received from lei
] brother were e. character SO low SO ;ia
| PRAYED aud 7i;iaIsd, that he feared al the
pains ne had bes owed on hiss education would
I "a found worxe than rEelsEB.
Itappears there is s. ne wcrsSI In town
who exercises great IL & -enos over him, 81 d
once or twica tina Prince stole away from
Maddanly unknown to Gen. Bruce his 1u.cr
o zee Esr. Upon one cccsslon he was touue
ont, but NO. until the train had departed
whsn q telegram WAS dispa ched TO Windsor,
and the Prime Was somewhat surprised tc
hnd ct the station, wattlrg for him. one OF
the royal Carriages, with Sir 4eory Gray In
atten" snGs, to esoort him TO this p0trr Jnnatos
The Princess Royal, too. who m Asrtsd the
Grown PRIZE o. OF Prussia, has, 1t appears,
bsen united 20 a man CT cissolu,e character
Scne time ago her Eoysl Hishn ses was said
20 have eprained her eLkie. when the truth
Wss that her hush no, 1t one OF his drunken
d G, had kicked her down some Steps. The
Princess Alice, af.sr her marriage, will live
al FrCg more, and 90 ere Is supposed to have
inherited the talents Ind disposition of her
father, in great degree, she will be q real
comfort 70 the G ieen. But 1t IL In The order
OF human sveEss that a turn should occur in
the tide OF he. The Qosen has bsen SO
narkably blessed, her happiness SO con thu.
Gus. her feelings 20 unsrted, that a change
seemed inevitable. Troptlous times are loom,
ing In the distance for her and the country
bs disturbed, hear, syloug Is hts health
permit u him to WELD the rowsr be holds. So
con servsuves are plsGgsd 10 tnp9ort hir. In
liz G ,psci:ats Elm, to- ID GROW, an then, With
the occupau: CT the throne in auch tribuls.
ton. trials Of 10 ordinary naturemAy hagtn.