American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-21

PHnApELPHIA, June 20.
The brig Delphi, from Trinidad de Cuba for
Philadelphia, with a cargo Of molasses, which
was ashore on Fenwick's Island and gotten off
again, was driven ashore on Tuesday in heavy
gale and is SO much damaged that she will
be total loss. Most of the cargo is on the
beach. ..,....
Destructive Fire.
.n.re PITTsBURG, June 90.
fire occurred last night destroying r.. & ].
b. Hilrs planning machine shop and lumber
yard, Negley and Brohans' shovel factory, and
two dwellings owned by Ellis g. Young. Hill
loses So, 400; Negley & Brohans, So, 900; and
Ellis $500, upon which there was no insurance.
Young was fully insured
Withdrawal OF n Clergyman.
ingat CINCINNATI, June 20.
The Rev. P. B. Aydelotte, of this city, dis
tinguished clergyman of the Episcopal church.
in a long letter to Bishop McIlyain, formally
withdraws from the church. He states that the
church needs reformation, and, believing that
reform cannot be effected, he is obliged to with
draw, as he cannot give his influence to that
which he believes fundamentally wrong. His
objections are based upon the Romish tendency
of the church. 1t is believed Mr.. A. intends
connecting himself with the Presbyterians.
Fire-Forgery.
ROCHESTER,, June 49, y
A fire broke out last night in the drug store
Of Messrs. Lynde & Osborne, situated at the
corner of Maine and st. PauPs streets. 1t bid
fair to consume the whole block, known as
" Blossom Block" The damage, however, was
confined to the drug store, which is fully in
sured. a.r. a'-.f..
1t is stated that l.. B. Stoddard of the firm
of Freeman, Stoddard & Co., has been commit
ting large forgeries on respectable men some
say to the amount of 100000. 1t is reported
that Mr. S. left for South America.
Jenny Lind Concert-Burned to Death.
Boston, June 20th-10 D. M
The Lind concert at the fremont Temple to-
night is attended by most brilliant audience
At North Groton, Mass, on the 18th, Mrs.
Armaple and her two daughters were burnt to
death by the ignition of some varnish which
! was upset a-5 81.
New Orleans Markets.
| New ORLEANS, June 20.
| Sales to-day of 1000 bales of cotton. The
Niagara's news has been received and produced
| no effect of moment. Cotton is somewhat firmer
The sales of the week were !, 800 bales, which
is the smallest for many months.
number of our merchants are heavy losers
by the San Francisco fire. ....
Business generally is dull Ohio -four, $3 40
Accident.
New YORK, June 20.
John Scully was accidentally shot dead by a
pawnbroker this morning. He had offered a
pistol for pawn. one barrel of which was loaded
While in the hands of the pawnbroker it was
accidentally discharged, the contents of which
entered Scully, killing him instantly.
Pond Co.'S oil factory, at Brooklyn, was
destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
heavy but covered by insurance.
Secretary Corwin.
DUNKIRK, June 20.
Secretary Corwin arrived here last night and
left at II o'clock in the boat for Cleveland
Robbery.
BUFFALO, June 20.
| Morris, Of the firm of Durham & Co., was ex
amined and committed to Jail to-day, on the
| charge of robbing Below & Co.'S express OF
$4,000 The evidence against him is very
strong.
The ToILET.-Parker's Journal says: "The
toilet of q woman is an altar, erected by self
love to vanity" Ii is oftener nm altar erectad