, 1874-09-05

AsON0Ah9 ~LCA 1''A~~H
eux, St. Jacques, Vie, ana Coude show that
ALBERT is everywhere Mt the head of the poll.
The figures hitherto known are as follows:
ALBERT (RepubHoan) ............ 9,l62
LIE PrevostD eIauoay (Iuperialist). = 32l8
Fontelle (Legitimi~t) ....,...... 2,2I6
A PRIESTLY TRAGEDY.
PARIS August 16.
A priest at Chovreuso was taken IN Fagrante
deIicto with the wife of a rich draper, aged %,
and the mother of two children, He was fred
upon by the iucensel husband aud brought
down with four bullets in his body. The wife
was struck in the thigh. Both lie in a danger
Gus though not desperate state
BAZAINE'S ESCAPE.
PARIS, Aug Is.
A Brussels despatch, dated 1.57 ?. m. states
that Bazaiue had arrived at Spa direct from
Cologne.
PARIS, August Is.
The Gazette des IriJuaaae states hat Gu
the night of Bazaino's escape ore OF the sol
diers was twice on guard. Each time a gaoler
engaged Him in conversation, aud kept him il
his sentry box. This gaoler has since been
arrested. The police have been Informed that
two inhabitants of Canues were accomplices 10
the escape.
PARIS, August I6.
Colonel Vilette was TO be confronted with NJ:
Marchi, the director Of the prison on the island
of Ste. Marguerite to day.
The S05r of this evening says that the mill
tary authorities have concluded their lnvestl-
CATION, and General Sewal has returned to
Marsoilles, Nothing fresh has been brought
10 light.
MILAN, August Is.
The PERSEVERANCE Of to-day states that eX-
Marshal Baz4i-e has written to Prince Hum
bert excusing himself for having passed
through his military district. lie also says
that he has not paid his respects to the Prince
since be was inpatient to again sec his SOFAS.
COLOGNE August Is.
Ex-Marshal Bazaino arrived here at 10
O'Clock yesterday evening with his wife and
brother-in-IaW.
he is expected to remain at Cologne d few
days 10 order to be lined by his children from
Spa.
The Cologne Gazette publishes a statement
of one of its contributors who had an interview
with Bazaine and his wife.
According to that statement the only persons
who assisted the ex-Marshal in bis escape were
his wife aud hr brother. Tie preconcerted
signal having been given, Bazaiue succeeded il
descending at 10 p. 10. from The clif by means
of a rope so feet il length. Boh his feet and
his hands were injured in the descent. He
succeeded in reaching the boat, but not before
he had several times hem dashed against the
rocks by the waves. The descent achieved be
encountered no further obstacles.
COLOGNE, AUGUST l6.
Ex-Marshal Bazaino visited General Kun
mer, the Governor of the fortress, yesterday.
The General returned the visit in the course Of
the afternoon.
The ex-Marshal's wife and his nephew AL
varaz de Rull left for Spa this morning to fetch
her children.
The. Col6gne Gazette of this evening publish
es a letter addressed by Madame Bazaine to
General de Chabaud- Latour, the French MIN
lstereof the Interior. She therein declares that
shes and her nephew Rull alone carried out the
projected flight. and that they had no accom-
pllces' Unable to obtain any alienation of her
husbands imprisonment, she induced him to
escape, and informed him of her plans 10 a
letter written in sympathetic ink. Madame
BazaideOr elates then the details of the flight,
whiehiS re already known.
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.
MADRID, AUGUsT ID.
OfhOial dispatches announce that General