American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-19
LATEST NEWS BY THE MAILS
storm-Ship News.

storm-ship News.
NORFOLK, June IT.
Since yesterday morning the wind has been
blowing from the northeast, which has detained
large number of outward bound vessels in
the Hampton Roads A clipper bark, appar-
emily Baltimore built, painted black, came in
from sea yesterday, and anchored in Hampton
Roads. The British brig Commerce, before re-
ported ashore on Wreckers Island, has been
gotten off by the Messrs. Baker, and brought
to this port. She has sustained but little dam
age. Arrived, Dutch galliot Vrowe, so days
from Rotterdam; schooners Volant and John
Tilton; Sarah E. Parker, from Charleston.
The Eliza Jane, from Nantucket, bound to Bal
timore, and Mary Isabella, of and from Balti-
more, put in leaky.
But little produce is coming in, and business
is dull. The weather continues cold.
Railroad Subscriptions, &c.
LOUISVILLE, June II.
The city Councils have passed IN ordinance
making subscription of 5000, 900 to the JEFF
fersonville and Columbus railroad, and also
ST O00, 900 to the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, as soon as the company is organized. They
also appropriated $4, 900 for the survey of the
Nashville route. The ordinances will be sub
mitted to the citizens in sixty days, and will be
approved by large majority. The river is
the channel.
Ohio Constitutional EIeotion-Markets.
CINCINNATI, June II.
We have returns of the Constitutional Elec-
ton held to-day, from sixty-ive cities, towns
and townships, which afford fair indication of
the general result in favor of the Constitution.
Exclusive of Cincinnati, the majority in favor of
the Constitution is 1863. Against license 1917.
This city gives 1856 majority for the Consti-
tuition, and 1923 against license
The city councils to-day passed an ordinance
establishing quarantine below the city. Every
boat arriving from New Orleans has still large
number sick on board, mostly cases of cholera
and ship fever, sometimes as many Us thirty
cases.
Our hospitals are full of these patients
There are but few cases of cholera in the city
aside from the above, and the health of our
citizens generally is good.
CINCINNATI, June Is.
Second Despatch-The returns up to nine
o'clock tonight show l ,456 for the new Consti-
tuition, exclusive of the vote of Cincinnati, and
765 against it. The following counties vote as
follows
Seneca 1000 maj.
Cachoctin so g
Harrison 400 maj.
i Guernsey 49,. .. +. 100
Hardin . -. $50
The result is very doubtful.
Our market is quiet. Flour is down to 1926
@S3.3O.
Sales of 5000 sacks of Turks Island salt a,
80 cents
Whisky, 173@17s cents
Trial OF Morris.
Boston, June Is.
The trial of Robert Morris, the colored lawyer
concerned in rescuing Shadrach, commenced
to-day. The testimony for the prosecution is
very strong and no defence has been offered
The court adjourned until tomorrow
New YORK, June 18.
James Weed, only son of Thurlow Weed,
editor of the Albany Evening Journal, died at
Albany this morning.
Express Robbery.
BUFFALO, June 18.
Bellows Express was robbed to-day of six
thousand dollars in Chautauque Co. bank notes.
The robbers effected their escape.
ST. LOUIS, June IL.
Yesterday Mrs. Larrier, of Messrs. Ludlow
Smiths theatrical company, died of cholera,
and last night, at the same theatre, Mrs
Blanche, another member of the company, was
instantly killed while on the stage, by the fall.
ing of weight behind the scenes.
The will of Judge Mullaughy was opened and
read in Court to-day. He bequeaths one third
of his estate, 5000 000 to the city in trust, for
the relief of emigrants and the remaining
$500, 600 go to his heirs.
CHOLERA.
A sure Renledy-d Preuenhue-d Cure!
THE following letter is from Mr. Woodward of st. Louis,