Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

died under DR.. Lcalc' care. and r%Hu >'c! htr
body should he removed al unca. | Il tli.sc
circumstances DR.. Lcale IcI! II IA" t. htnI>clt
10 r, uuirc thoIp.gh rvn>ti." ion. Dr. R.y
poldS DR.. Scguin, anG DR.. und :" T. present
with him, at his rcqucst. wh"n Ihs' POST nI"r-
TEN ryrniraton was iu1ic
The EsCArE OF MARSHAL. i'lZ I>t.. the
escape ui Marshal B1z7is.c from tic iand o!
| Salute Margucritc, where lie had been scncnc-
ed to twenty years imprIsonmcnt tUr alleged
trcchcry in snrrcnlrrng lie army Of Me- was
| announced in yrslcrday'> & IL. \ a;"r dis
patch from LONDON gives the particulars O! ;ie
escape. The apartments orcHlrd b. e." War
slIal opened upon Il terrace, whlch Was tui!t
upon lofty and prcclpitou> c.iIi "rcrhansius
the sea. \ seutry Was posted Oh thc terrace,
with orders to watch the Prisoner very move
mcnt. GA Sunday evening The Marshal walk
ed upon the terrace with CrIanoi |lticttc. hi>
adc-decamp. At ten % clock he rc'n"d -
usual, apparently to >,ce9, but "a fore d.y;4cak
he had effected his cscap" Fl, must Gav"
crossed the terrace in tilr ,!oa, 0l u!-ilr, a.d
GLIDING the sentinel, ga'Urd the EGG" ii me
prccipicc Thence by ID ans OF :; knYttcu cope
he i, Sceudcd to the sea. He crli MY slipped
during the descent and tore his nuEdS IA thc
rope was found stained with blood III several
places. Under the cliff, IL hired boat, were
Bazline's vii. and cousin. They r>cl"ed hm
as nc reached water. and Madame la Matc-
cliaIc taking the oars herself, rowcd directly to
strange steamer which had teen IFlug oil the
island since he previous evening". They reach
ed the vessel 10 safety, We're fakcu uu board
and the steamer put to STA. Ii Is thought Hry
| hos In .I nj ip rr ed
in that direction The first E"w$ oi the affair
came to Gra>Sc, the nearc>i place IN the c 'aS,
and the magistrates OF the luwu :iIiDrr!!alciy
sent officers IN every drcrtlnn 10 search ior tie
fugitive There was great cnIimotiOn II Mar.
! settles when the TACT uJc;l!l'. Known. ~ To-
vcsligatiou was opened. COL Iictle, VITO
was walking with ,hc Marshal on the evening
of his escape, was discovered there and tnnrI>-
oned. The Commander OF Fort Salu'e Mar
guerite was placed under arrest, and Gcncrti
Laval has gone TO the island to Investigate the
affair.
1t is reported B.z.inc landed at Gan Henu
and travelled via Turin - B2>i", 1t which lat
ter place he took the train for brlSSc!$, ghcrc
he arrived at ! o'clock Tuesday morning. l.
is believed that the rope !"nt,t the G. II
at the Isle of ST. Marqn"r'e WAS Suspended
there to mi>Iead the authorities as to tic lual!-
ner OF the Mar>ha!'S escape, which was Il cad
in some other way, through the cpnnlya"ty oi
the guards.
Le Soir states that BIZ. uc I'D given bis
parole not % leave the island. i'r:caG ions
were, consequently, relaxed The sunry was
Withdrawn from the terrace every nIrrulig al
5 clock, it being considered unnecessary 10
keep him there al;er daylight.
The soldiers belonging to the garrison 81 The
fort swear they saw the Mir-hal there, on thu:
terrace, at $50 Monday uIor,lin".
THE ARKANSAS TROUBLES a special d.
patch from Helena, d.ta' nDoa yesterdays - !:
Tn the fgh, at Austin las, night cgit OF Ten
negroes were killed R"intorccm"nrs are com
ing in to he whites from tn: hills and ia. ~
erocs are bciug reinforced from the >urron"d-
Ing country. The whites nave .iu>:iu oair'-
cade,l, au.i will probably he able to Keep the
negroes off, but they need as>>taii"a III prove
sious aud aumuuit;ou. Several Officials ron
Tunica county. who have been mere since yes
rrrday morning, til, graph-d to HoV. Ant>, a;
Jackson, for assistance, but mp 70 this time
have not heard wvrl. This dispatch also
states that the whites have taken 9. * I.in.!-
ing some three miles below Austin, the ouiy
landing in that vicinity at the present stage 81!
the water, and this i C. rruhor;teI by lhc oil
fcars of the H. &. Wager, whir arrived there
I;iSt-piyh, aui who saw body NJ arin g.! waite
men there as they passed.
MAJOR DOUGLASS CANVASS. 1T il i:iirr
to +. VI. Braxton, Of Fredericksburg, Maiol
Douglas, the Conservative nominee iGr Lor:-
gress in the FIRST District. says: II vii: he in
YOUR town perhaps on tu-marrow week Gu route
to Stafford Court. My intention Is thci ia
prosecute my canvass III the upper portion oI
the district for two We k or uI1rr AID 20 b.
at Prince William Court IN the first " "mu!y
in ScptcnIbcr Ga these OCCASIONS, aud at al
uoint<, and whenever he d>lras 10 30 20, |
;. will give Mr. Scncr Il ucrllHg. wlh FIR dIrlS-
ion Of time and due courtesy III debate. but
if it does not suit Mr. ). or his parry tn- II
put him >uuarey ~ the ring. rs | 'car II iii'l'
mated is the game | shall deal with the past
record lust as if he Were p.c,2nt, and 10 ilt
utmost OF my ability shall cry aou AID spare
not.
Gov. KEMruR on CIVIL RICHES. In re
cent letter from Richmond, Mr. RctiiHtd, 81
the Cincinnati Commercial, says ot y codvsrSa
ton which he had with Governor kcmpcr ;
I'm the course OF cur c0n"eTralun the irov
ernor touches. upon the everlasting and 10 th+
South truly terrible Civi! Rights question. Il
that becomes law he said, 1 shall im'nc
diatev call the Legislature together, aud W.
will wipe out every free school 10 the State
from the mountains to the sea. Not one shall
be eff for either color We prefer that our
children should grow III: in the bIackac>S "t
ignorance; yea, we prefer death. itself rather
than submit to this degradation There VII!
never be mixed sc;ools 10 Virginia, never, new:
er! The people, ont OF h"ir scaoiy funds, al
burdeued with debt and taxation, have c,.ab-
iished tree schools for both races, and contn-
butte for their support a million Of dollars i
year, but not one cent will they .i'c tor free
schools if that mos; infamous Civil Rights b!l!
becomes law The negroes wall then have
no schools. for not one IN twenty Of them /,
able to educate their children Without aid from
the whites. You may be sure they will get no
aid then. That law will be TIE death kncl! 81