The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-21
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ArripaI Of The Brother Jonathan.
Nsw YoRK, June 2O--a. n.-The steamer Bro
ther Jonathan has arrived here with Chagres dates
70 the 10th juno. and Kingston to the l4th She
has on board three hundred and eighteen passen-
gers, and about five hundred and 6fty thousand
dollars worth Of gold dust on freight and in the
hands Of passengers. She brings no mails.
Wifhdratpal of a Clergyman.
CiscIsHArI, June 20.-The Rev. p. b. Agelrodt,
of this city, distinguished clergyman Of the Eps-
formally withdraws from the church. He states
that the church needs reformation; and believing
that reform cannot be effected, he is obliged TO
withdraw, as he cannot give his influence TO thnt
jectons based upon the Romsh tendency Of
the church. II is believed that Mr.. A. intends
Meeting himself with the Presbyterians.
Secretary Cor,oin.
New Yoax, June 2O.-The Secretary of the
Treasury (Mr. Corwin) arrived at Dunkirk last
night, and left at twelve o'clock for Cleveland.
Inspection of Lightsouses.
NoRFoLK, June 19.-The United States steamer
Engineer, under command of Second Master Ohm
stead, left here this morning for Old Point. where
she will receive ON board the Companies Amounted
to inspect the lighthouses, and proceed TO Cape
Charles, and continue on said duty until all the
lighthouses have been visited.
The weather to-day is warmer, with fair cast
ern breeze. Business is quiet
Marine Disasters.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The brig Delhi, from
Trinidad dc Cuba for Philadelphia, with a cargo
Of molasses, which was ashore on Fenwick' island
and gotten ofagain, was driven ashore on Tuesday
in a heavy gale, and was SO much damaged that
she will be total loss. Mott of the cargo Is the
beach.
The Canadian Legislature.
ToRosTo, June 19.-In the Legislative Assembly
to-day bill was introduced by Mr.. Ross to yacaie
any time of treason to the government, or have
taken the oath of allegiance to any foreign State.
The bill is aimed specially at William Lyon Nc
Kenzie, and, il passed, will deprive several MEM
bcrs Of their seats.
Ship on Fne-Hfarkets.
CHARLEsroN, s. c.. June 1.-the ship Lone
Star. Of Portland, Mnine from New Orleans for
Philadelphia. 10 now oil the bar ON fire, and sup
posed will be destroyed.
Cotton steady; sales day of 100 bales at steady
prices. The weeks sales are 2,755 bales at
tremes, ranging from to 10 cents The receipts
Of the week are 900 bales, and the stuck hand
81 900 bales The market closes unchanged; mid
ling fair, 81 81 cents; fully fair, 81 10 cents per
pound. Freights on cotton to Liverpool dull; yes
sels filling up at penny per pound.
Fus.
PrTrsRURG. June 20.-A fire occurred last night,
destroying r. & J. b. Hills planning machine shop
and lumber yard, Negley & Brohan's shawl fac
tory, and two dwellings owned by Ellis Young.
Hill loses So. 400; NegleyE Brohan, $4,000; and
Ellis 5000, upon which there was no insurance
Young was fully insured.
Markets.
NEW ORLEANs, June Cove have no general
news here Of moment A number of our merchants
will lose probably by the San Francisco fire.
Business generally is dull Ohio flour $ 8 40;
sour do, 81 IS So 80; pork, branded A. d.,
GA l2l; cornmeal SO; Missouri sides7s; Cincin-
natl do. 4. u cts; prime key lard l0k lO3 cts;
star candles III cts: sugar firm at 5. cts.; Rio
coffee is selling at Diets. per ID.