, 1881-04-28
ITEMS.
Spteta, Dhpatth to ne catearo Tribune.

NEW YolsIi, April 27.-The l,oar,l Ut Trade
anil Transportation hasclrcuated amotR the
merchants Of THIS city u pettlnn to the New |
York Se,lnte to pass the bill establishing
n Board Ut Rallroad Con.missl"n-
crs like TINT i'll Massachusetts. ThIs /
IS tho bill which has already |
passed the Assembly. More than 1000 names
are on t,e petition. Tile Secretary OF tho |
Board ot Trntlu niad Transportation says tlIAt
the 1000 names represent more than S., 000.- |
10000 Of annual business.
1GOINoSg.
The first batch OF Mormon converts from |
abroad who have arrivcd In New York this |
year was landed to-day Mt Cnstlc Garden,
from the Gulon-Lins steamship Wyoming.
They were Immigrant steerage-passel,-
gers. and were. l07 In number. They
consisted Of men,. women, and c!lll-
lren, tile men being III the majority.
The company was under tic caro- Of eleven
Elders from tho Mormon Church at Salt
Lake City, nit of wlibh' have been travelling
through Europe, engaged In missionary
work, for several months. They have for
wartted several batchcs Of converts, and
those with. whom, they returned in Charge
were only some OF tho latest disciples whom
they have succeeded tn acquiring.
DENIES Till: AILE0ATloN.
NEW YonX, April 97.-S. w. dorsey has
written card to ono Of the morning news-
pupers dcnylng that ho las ever denounced
t,c11. Brady MS q scuundrol. "1n duo tlne,"
Mr. Dorsey adds, ~ shall reply 10
the criticisms Of vnrious correspondents md
newspapers respecting my connection with
tho inland Maff service. For the present
need only say that there is not grain Of
truth IN any OF The allegations that l have
been corrupty unlawfully, or dishonesty
connected with any contract or other bnsi.
ness Will, the Government"
Moi,MoS MISSIONARIES.
u ths 3tstern Assoc4atsd Prtss.
NEW Yo3,K, Aprl! a7.-F!fty missionaries
Of the Mormt Il Fhurcs, leave next week for
| Europe. Some Ru to Scotland, some to the
interior Of Engfnnl, atld others to Norway,
| Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland. The
| missionaries arc experienced In making con-
yerts, au,d are said to be sangnino Of brnK-
tng back with them utter afew months MI
army to recruit the forces III Utah. The
steamer Wyoming, from Liverpool, arrived
| Inst ovantnE with n considerable number of
| Mormon converts, under tie cllarge OF three
elders.
PERSONAL 49,
Among the prominent arrivals for the
past twt.tlty-fnNr hours wero: ltenr-AtlNfrnl
D' D'fd fcdyorti, Delroit; Count EernaAdtna,
Spain; Count Dr. Catrys, Franco.
T1iE WEATHER.
| The weather IL clpl,!y, threatening md
warm; tl.srnon'oter , q a. ILL., A degrees; n
nu1.xEn 70 pEAru.
| William Drlt,,tnuIltl, RRGti 50, o sailor, WAs
| found dead, burned TO q crisp. III tIs r0Dln
Oh tl,e .op floor af Woadhead's 1iote, II!
Skill, avenue, after II tiru IN the hotel Mt !?
o'cinck this morning, This tlre was confined
the @ p@ @ oef; a1a ksrsso y u ie y WI nr me
nonsl, wlio lad retired q short tlme before
the fire.
oHITUAlsy.
Samuel Russell, u prominent, Republican
| politician Ut IIrODklyI. !!iul yuatertluy, AKcd
Us. llu WIS born IN Madison County.
| sTEAstRt AsIIol,k.
Tho STEAMER chesapeake, Of the Now York
and Portland Line, III astoro oN Flsl'1r's lsl-
aud, on Now Lu,lsl0n, cnnnscltoMt, alh Is
ts xs'y vss:s r. %ce IL t' M ss 3 soo os ssrscs ILL.,
| ing tina WAr 1T the Rebellion, aud WAX cnt3-
tnretl aiid tukcn Il, the Provinces, wtoIo part
ut ller cargo was v0il!lscatctl.
TIE DEATH HATE.
Deaths In tie city to-day 1A0, against %
| the same dAtO last year,
uES. KlLrATItcIt
says he Is to laye the Chfllan nilsslon, but
the friends Ut OrlorI,, tue present M!nIster,
deny ttly, Osborl.'s friends nre nlAk!ng =
St E sfn'f f% f,ets Ssss2@ y @ s 'ts tstasss e.; u Il Il!
rosrAAsrE.s-oEsElsA1. JAMES
goes to Now York Tonight.
sEcNEsrAaY Nt.AlSE AND GOV, c0ltNEIt
attended u dllpur gwen by ex.2ltllster
rlerrepont lH honor ct ths nake OF sutaeF'
Tho German chancellor.