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The Daily Dispatch: February 20, 1865., [Electronic resource], Two hundred dollars reward. (search)
maker of the town, named Richard James. Maximilian has been having a grand ball in his Mexican palace. The empress wore white silk embroidered in gold, a necklace of diamonds, and a sprig of green leaves in her hair. A club of French gourmets, whose members live only to invent new dishes and ruin their digestion, have just contrived a novelty in the form of a lobster boiled in champagne. A late foreign paper says a brother of the rebel General Breckinridge is working in Greenock, Scotland, as a journeyman engineer. He is named Archibald Breckinridge. A tenor of the name of Berger has just made his debut at the Italian opera, Paris, in Ernani, with success. He is only twenty-two years old. At a banquet given to Captain Winslow and officers at Paris, the loyal resident Americans present contributed the sum of six hundred and twenty-five francs to erect a monument at Detroit to the memory of Gowin, who died of wounds received during the engagement between the K