New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ITALIAN REPUBLICANS MOVING.
A MEETING HELD AT RoME-GARTBALDI PRESIDENT

A MEETING HELD Al RoME-GARIBALDI PRESIDENT
ROME Monday April 81 1879.
A meeting was held to-day of representa-
tlves of Republican associations pursuant to tho ca
of General Garbald who presided. IL was resolved
to acitate for universal sufeage aud for the abolition OF
the Deputies oath OF allegiance. Inc meeting sont
greeting to their brethren of Italy unredeened'
SECRETARY sHERMAN's SUCCESS.
LONDON. Monday, April 81, 1879.
The Times this morning in editorial article con-
graduates Secretary Sherman upon his success IN CON
vertng the tcnory bonds and says the conversion OF
the six rer cent bonds in 1881 likely TO depend more
than the present operation the maintenance OF the
credit Of the United abroad The reyyng trade
in the United viii by 1881 probably render lu
possible 10 obtain money there nj 4 per ccnt. -
The Times suggests that now that conversion mas heen
carried as far as Il can be FOR two years S ~
should drect the attention OF Congress anu the h
to the policy OF reducing the capital oI the deDt' WHICH
has been for some time neglected.
THE DURHAM COLLlERS STRIKE
The Durham miners have finally resolved, by NOte
of %, ,G33 to 22I, to continue the strike.
GENERAL ROBERTS READY To ADVANCE.
General Roberts is ready start march through
shutargardan Pass at moments notice, with Two
splendid bugIdcs With which he will be able to occupy
CaUul, even unasslsted by the other coumhS'
THE TRADE IL AMERICAN CATTLE.
The new Iarage and slaugHtcr-hOuse erected by the
Mersey Dock and Tarbor Board is ful OF cattle II
expected that next month the additional accommoda-
tion which being prepared the Liverpool sidc OF
the river viii be Completed II Is also contemplated TO
erect extensive coonghoues in connection with these
premises where when slaughtered OF cattle
can be kept and delivered purchasers as required
The board has lately made important concessions 10
the importers Of cattle by reduction of charges which
are now sixpcuCc and shilling respectively. On sat
urday last 347 mead Of prime cattle were auueu IIoh
the Warren Line steamer Brazilian, from Boston, anu
placed the In addition 70 her cat O. sne shpHcd
Boston 7S7 head OF sheep, ali or Whch, VITA tht
CeptlOu of landed on the INcrpOOl sIue' 4AC
Brazilian also landed go pigs.
GOVERNMENT VICTORY IL SPAIN.
The returns from the Spanish elections snow ne l1i-
lowing result: Mmstcrlasts elected. 275; Constiu-
tonalists, 80; members OF other parties, 3S Among
the Deputies elect are senors CASTELAR,, sagas'a.
EChcgaTay and NaTtOs. y grcu, nunDcf or citctoIs
abstaiued from voting.
THE STEAMER GEILERT IL COLLISION.
The steamer Gellert came into collision on Sunday
with the British brig ROz,la smith, Captain AeCul-
loch, from EewYork for Roucn. the Geert sustained
slight damage to her upper works and had one Oo-t
smashed. The collision occurred % 4 o'clock III the
morning twenty miles southwest of Bishops Rock scly
The Geilert tOwed the Rozela Smth 10 Sciy "ud WAS
detained until this morning, when she gave S5o'OOO
bonds and proceeded.
BOAT-RACE on THE THAMES.
race in best-audbest boats took place to-dny be-
tween Joseph Kempstcr, OF Sunderland, and william
Spencer, Of Chelsea. The was from Putuey TO
Mortake and the stakes 600 side. TIC raco re-
suited in a victory for Kempstcr.