The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-21
FOREIGN.

Holland and Italy have recognized
Spain.
The recognition of the Spanish repub-
lie by England, France and Austria, is Off
sZAromulgated.
Spatch from Gen. Mariones to the
war %e, reports that the carlists lost 700
men IN the engagement at Oteiza.
a statement of the sugar crop of Ash
land, of Cuba, shows that 1858 per cent. OF
the total exports of sugar and molasses went
to the United States or was sent to the United
States.
Three socialist members Of the German
Reichstag Hazlmann Rejner and .Hazen-
clever, were tried at Berlin for attending
meetings of the workmen's society after it
had been ordered by the police to disoon-
tinue its gatherings Hazenclever was con-
victed and sentenced to two months impris-
onment.
An European says that Italy seems to
become more hopelessly bankrupt The peo-
pie are sincerely loyal to their king. The
ministers are almost pedantically attached to
the English theory of parliamentary gov
ernment. He states that they ask nothing bet
ter than to leave the church alone. but they
have no bread and no specie, and they have
floods, malaria bandits and paper money.
The United States consul at Swatow
reports wreck off the island of Nomoh, with
the probability that all ON board were lost
The American bark Scotland is for many DAYS
overdue and the consul applied to the Chinese
admiral for information. The admiral replied
that there had been a storm in which one
hundred native boats and 800 lives were lost
but he had heard nothing OF foreign wreck
The Old Catholic movement is ex-
tending to southern Germany In Bavaria.
at Limbachby, Bishop Reinkens has lust con-
secrated new church, the first building
which the Old Catholics have erected in Ger
many. It is stated the Emperor William pre-
sented a quantity of metal from French guns
captured in the late war; to be cast into a
bel. An Old Catholic community has inst
been started at Stuttgart
Gen. March,, governor of the island
OF Santa Marguerite. protests his in
nocence of the escape of Bazaiue. and
accuses Col. Yillette, the marshal's aid-de-
camp, Of having perfected the plan to secure
his Hight Eight persons are now in CUSTODY
on suspicion Of having aided Bazaine's es-
cape La Gazette des Trebanaux saws that
o. the night of Marshal Bazaines escape.
one soldier was twice on guard, and each
time jailer engaged him in conversation.
snd kept him in the sentry box. This jailer
has been arrested
1T has been ascertained that the plan
for Marshal Bazaine's escape was arranged six
weeks ago. 1t was entirely the work of Mad
anne Bazaine. The marshal refused at first to
fly, but finally owing to his failure to obtain
modification of his sentence yielded He
sal Srom the island in the steam yacht Ba-
roj fsoli, belonging to an italian company.
. n Eisoaer refused to employ Frenchves-
sell He was accompanied in his fight by his
wife and brother. His place of refuge is not
known Some persons say he is in Spain.
The domesties at the fort where tho marshal
was imprisoned have been arrested.
A European correspondent writes that
news has reached Berlin that China has
pushed forward 100000 additional picked
troops to the Kashgar frontier, and in addition
placed large garrisons in the towns of Barke-
ret and Chants Troops have moreover been
concentrated in the north ia Tandakatia Ked
do and Ulyasuta which can be readily made
available for war with Kasbgar. It is proposed
10 attack the country simultaneously from two
sides. At st. Petersburg it is believed that in