, 1874-08-12
Romantic Account Of the Means by
Which II Was Accomplished.
All the Powers Consent to the
Recognition Of Spain.
Decay and Death OF the SANTANA
Bay Company.
Rumors in Regard to the Health .,
the Pope and AntoneIli.



PARIS, Aug. 11.-Thero III great oxcitoment In
this city In consequence Of intelligence tliat
Marshal Dazaino escaped from tho Island Of
saint Marguerite somc timo during Sunday
lght. The detaila Of the manner in which he
succee dcd In getting away arc unknown, except
that he used a Tope-laddor and got On beard OF =
veBaoi bound for Italy, Tho night Was dirk and
stormy. The Journals declare that the Govern.
mont will ACT promptly and onoreetical1y IN plln-
tahtng al who conntvod at hiB flight.
pAR1s, Aug. lit Ia reported that Marshal
Bazaino lnnued At Sun nolo, and ira valed by the
way Of Turin, to Dasio. At tito inter place ho
took the train to Dr1aaols, where lie arrived ut Z
O'Clock Tuesday morning. 1t is believed that
the rope found On tue ciG, On the Isle Of Mar
EuoEite, wns suspended there to mislead the
authorities ~ to the mnnner Of tho NIarahal's
oacape which was effected In somo other WY
through tho connivanco Of tho guardH.
LONDON, Aug. 11,-Tho following intcrestipg
particulars Of tho escape Of Marshal Dazaius
from his prison on the Isle Of StAarguorite lavo
boon received. Tho apartments occupied by
MarBhal Bazaino opened upon Q terrace. which
was built upon lofty ond precipitous cliff oyor-
hanging tho sea- a sentry was posted oil tho
terrace, with ordors to watch the prisonor's
every movement. During Sunday eYoning tho
Marshal Walked upon tho terrace with Col
Yilletto, hia aide.do-camp. At 10 O'Clock ho re-
daybreak he had effected his escnpe. Ho muat
have croBsaa the terrace in tho deaa OF night,
and, etudtng tho sentinel. gained the edge Of tha
prccpioo, whoncc, by moans Of aknottod rope, le
descended to the aoa: He evidently slipped
during tho dascent, aud tore hia hands, ~ tho
rope Was found stained with blood IN Beyoral
p12ces- Under the cli1. In hired boat, were
Dazainos wife and cousin. They received him
as hp reaohoa tho vater, md Madame 10 Marc
chal taking tho oafs herself, Fo~ed directly to q
atranga steamer which had boon lying oil tho
island since the previous evening. They reached
the veasel In safety, wore taken on board, and
the steamer then put to sea. It 1t thought TINT
they have landed ut Genoa, rs tue steamer pro.
ceeded Ia that direction. Tho first news OF tbs
nna!r came TO Gsasse, the nearest place
on the coaat, and tho magistrates Of tho towu
Immediately sent officers In every direction to
search for fhe fugitive. There was great COM
motion In Marso1lleB when the facts boca.nd
known. An investigation waA opened. Col
Vialetto, who was walking with tho Marshal on
tho evening of his oacape, was discovered tlero.
| and imprisoned. Tho Cosnmandant Of Fort st.
Marguerite was PLACED uades arrest. and Gen.
Lewal has gone to the Island to investigate tho
! affair.
Ie Soir states that Bazane had giveu I,is
| parole not to leave tho Island. Tho precautions
| we're consequently re1axod. Tho aantry waa
| S O'clock, 1t being considered unnecessary to
| keep him there after daylight. Two soldiers
I belonging to tho garrison at tho fort. sworn they
Saw tic Marshal on tho terrace at $50 Monday
| morning.
Il ID rumored that the Count do Chambord will
spend tho month Of September in France.
| Eighty persons, formerly connected with tho
! Commune, have been arrested LII Marse!l!es:
| Among them Is II. Eaquiras, an ex-prefect Of
the department..