Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
BANK OF ENGLAND.
Aug. !, 1851. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
ITALY.

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ITALY.
! The New IsLAND.--Leters from Naples, in The
Opinlone, of Turin, state that two English ships had
lately been cruising on the coast OF Sicily whose des-
tnalon is unknown but it is supposed they instruc
ted by their Government to take possession, in the
OF the Queen of England OF large island growing up
In the neighborhood of Bandeloiro, commercial
station The growth of the island is said 10 be daily
visible.
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid announce that the Cabinet has
received the. submission of the Sultan of Jiloo, and
that the island will future form part of the possessions
OF Spain
Official accounts have reached the Cabinet of Mad.
rid OF the disappearance OF cholera from the Canary
Islands.
GREECE
RAvAGEs OF BRIGANDs.-a band of brigands recent
ly stopped the mail the road from Sparta to Trpo-
liza, and took from the bags all letters which enclosed
any bank notes. Two of the robbers had their faces
backened, and the whole of them we'll dressed,
and armed with costly weapons Eighty travellershad
been stopped and robbed on the same road.
On the third OF July Calamata accompanied by fifty
two bgands, attacked the village OF Chemernak, in
the commune OF Ypate, and killed one of the nhabi-
tants who had last year denounced him to the author
tiles. On the following day he went TO the village of
Kampa and, after robbing all the inhabitants set fire
to and destroyed it. He told the villagers that he had
procured list OF all traitors, and OF all those who per-
secuted the brgands that he might chastse them at his
leisure. In order to inspire his victims with greater
alarm he told them-"At the village of Kyracochori
you will find Capt Protopapas, and at Selliman, Col
Pharmaks is quartered go and ask them assist you"
Sixty brgands attacked the village Of Goustartza, and
robbed all the inhabitants, and the village Of Meral
has met with similar late. Courier dAthens
Letters from Athens announce that workmen employ
ed, four miles from the city, in draining the field of
Marathon found the place of sculpture of the warriors
who fell there in the memorable battle 400 years before
the birth of Christ.
letter from Conslanlnople, 18th inst, says "It
appears that all the members of the family of The late
Mehemet Ali Pacha have decided on quitting Egypt.
md fak at tbal Of
packet two more OF them have arrived here-Am Bey,
Of the old yiceroy, and Moustaa Bey son OF the
lae Ibrahim Pacha."
THE CAUCASUS.
GREAT DEFEAT OF THE Observation-Disclosures from
Warsaw say The defeat of General Nesterow at Sere
brckow, and the flight of the Russians the plains of
Tiiis, is unhappiy more than true. The loss of the
army in men, ammunition weapons and horses, is far
greater than has been sustained Tor years; nearly all the
strongholds which had been conquered and maintained
at such an immense expense, have been again lost. Re-
port adds that one OF the commanders of the Hunga
rian campaigns is to be commander-n-chief of the
Caucasian army.
ARRESTS AND COMBINATIONS AT PEsTH-A Pesth
correspondent OF the Lloyd of to-day makes mention
OF report that Bons and povich condemned to
death, and that the remaining members of the Hunga
ran Convention are to be imprisoned for periods vary
ing between two and ten years. Its added that seve
raj political arrests have taken place in Pesth among
those mentioned is Madame Dembnskit the younger,
a native OF Temeswar, and certain Rosenthal, in
whose possession documents connected with Mazzim
found. Rosentha is said to have hanged himself
in the military prison.
*[This is undoubtedly the wife of Count Demblnski,
who has been residing in this city for year past
Madame Dembinski left not long ago for Paris, intend
ing to visit Hungary if possible Ed. ~. Y. Iri-
bune.
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET, Aug. l.
The sales of the month under 500 hhds. and of
these nearly 200 hhds for expectation Africa with
little change in prices, which almost nominal
The imports in July have been 997 hhds. and the
stock in warehouse on the 3lst July l5 756 hhds. We
quote Virginia Leaf, ordinary 10 ine I'd 10 3d. Stem
med sound 10d to Is 4d. Ken lucky Leaf, I'D to Cid
Stenned Sid to lid.
A. DENNISTOUN & co.
BROWN, SHiPLEY & CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL Friday, Aug. l.
We have 10 report Improvement OF i'd per ID. in
the low and mddling qualities OF American Cotton du-
ring the past week, but notwithstanding the large BUSH
amounting to 6977O bales with $3.50 SPECTATORS
and TO- $50 bales to exporters general quetness has
the demand freely Sales to day, 10000 bales.
Fair Orleans sad; Fair Mobiles and Uplands std;
Middlng Orleans l6d.; do. Mobiles AID; do Up
lands AID: Inferior and ordinary 3a44d per ID.
The stock of Cotton in this port TIA 200 bales, of
which 539 900 are American against total stock this
period of last year, of 53S 900 bales of VIII ch $4,000
American
and Yarns adapted 10 the India arkets being much
depressed, While all other descriptions in good de-
mand.
The Corn market is again very quiet, and prices
shade lower. Western Canal Flour is arriving in very
bad condition. and some late arrivals have been sold as
low as l4s. 3d. per bbllhe general quotations being
l7a20s,; Phliade lphia andBatmore 20 Cd. Canada
and Ohio 2os. White Whea 6sa6s ID, Red 5s 80 to
IS Cd per 20 lbs Yellow Indian Corn S7s., mixed 26s
a26s Cd. and White 29s perquarter
Yours Respectfully e,,,,,p