Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-22
Austria Satisfied about the Garibaldi
Movement In ltaly-YakOOb Khan's
MOvements-The War between
the Servians and AIbanians
Collision at Sea.

ROME, April 21.-There was great Cath
Ollie demonstration and display of sacrad
relics yesterday in honor of Virgin Mary as a
protest against the alleged sacreligious teach
lngs of DR.. RibbittI, Protestant minister,
who had posted up hand-bills announcing a
discourse entitled "Glory to God oily" The
pllgrimages to the great basiticas of Santa
Maria, MaggIori, st. John, Latteran and
Santa Grace, in Gierusalemme, IN response to
a special invitation from the cardinal Wears
were very numerous and enthusiastic, en-
bracing all classes of society. The demonstra-
ton is described as most imposing IN its
proportions and solemnity.
General Garibaldi will TO Albano April
9th.
The London Times CongratulatesS her-
man, and Offers a Few Suggestions.
LONDON, April 2l.-1he Times congratu-
lates Secretary Sherman upon his success in
converting the ten-forty bonds, and says:
1.-The conversion of the six per cent. bonds
In 1880 is likely to depend, more than the
present operation, on the maintenance of the
credit of the United States abroad. Reviving
trade in the United States will, by 1880, prob
ably render it impossible to obtain money
there at four per cent. Now that conversion
has been carried as far as it can be for two
years, Secretary Sherman should direct the
attention of congress- and the nation to the
policy of reducing the principal of the debt,
which has been for some time neglected"
Collision at Sea.
LONDON, April 21.-The steamer Gelleot,
Captain Kuhlewein, from Hamburg for New
York, had collision Sunday with the ship
Roseau Smith, from New York, and arrived
at Scilly, where she was detained until this
morning, when she gave bond in the sum of
thirty five thousand dollars and proceeded.
Austria Satisfied about Italy's Move
ments.
LONDON. April 21.-A dispatch from Vi
emma says that Italy has furnished Austria
satisfactory explanations in reference to the
movements of Garibaldian agltators, and
has dispatched a man-of-war to prevent any
landing of GarIbaldIans on the Albanian
coast, and instructed the authorities of An
coma and Otranto to keep strict watch on all
departures.
The War Between the ServIans and
Albantans.
LONDON, April 21.-A dispatch from Bel
grade says that eight thousand Servian troops
proceeding by forced marches, were expected
to reach Kurshumhe on Sunday. Severe
fighting Is anticipated. The Albanians,
whose number Is upward OF four thousand,
ard divided into two columns, which have
advanced, one six aud the other two hours
and a half march, within the Servlan frontier,
massacreing and burning as they proceed.
YakOOb Khan's Intentions.
LONDON, April 2l.-A dispatch from La
hore says the decisive news of Yakoob khan's
intentions are expected on the twenty third
or twenty-fourth instant. He will most prob
ably consent to receive Cavagnari, although
those who think he will speedily come to
terms are in decided minority. A Paris
dispatch says that it was known previous to
the second ballot in Bardeaux that the gov
eminent would not in any case release
Blanqui. The Turkish version OF the Kur-
shumlie affair says it is merely conflict be-
tween the Mohammedans, of Kurshumlie,
and the Servian frontier guards. The Stars
account declares that the Servians have al
ready lost forty killed and wounded. The
Albanians are entrenching at Kurs humlie.