The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-06 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 2.—The Express packet, Lieut.
Long, arrived this morning with the Braz,l mails; the
dates are:—Rio de Janeiro, 15th April; Bahia, 24th;
and Pernmnbuco, 30Lh; on freight about 21,0001, of
which about 15,000 f. is for the St. John chi Rpy Mining
Company. Pas.,eugers—His Excellency Marquis I)oria,
Sardinian Minister; his Excellency M. a L'utanville,
French Minister; Mr. and Mrs. S-ern, Miss Adamson
Mr. 21•Konnel, Mr. and Mrs. Keller, M.zsrs. Pecher,
Atkins, Holz Andrada, Braga, Linley, and Femo. Ex-
change had continued during the former part of the
month at 261, at tvbieh upwards of 100.000/ had been
done; but, previous to the packet sailing, bills to a
large am,unt had passed at 2511. A good deal of busi-
ness had also been done on Paris at 670 to 667. Sock
had ranged from 86 to 851, with moderate business;
Provincial, I per cent. lower. Coffee, washed 375. 3d.,
superior 28s. 10r1., first good 265. 10d., first ordinary
245. 10d. Exports from Ist to 15th April—To Balti-
more, 7,600 bags; California, 349; Cape of Good Hope,
500; Channel, 15,199; Gibraltar, 4,281; Hamburgh,
2.735; Havre, 838; Lisbon, 2,009; Malta, 3,725; New
York, 4,8"5; Philadelphia, 3,600. The Crane packet
was entering Rio de Janeiro when the Express came
out.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.
Oporto, May 28 1849.
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Sir,-I have the honour to inform you that the Board
of Health in this city have notifit d that vessels having
lift any port of England, after the 16th of the presc nt
month, will not be subject to quarantine on arriving here.
Ireland and Scotland are still reputed as suspected, and
vessels from those parts will have to perform quarantine
as hitherto. By a dispatch of same date as the preced-
ing, the quarantine is raised on ships from Rigs and all
ports in the Baltic, as well as Altona and Hamburgh.
(Signed) THOMAS C. WIGHAM,
Agent to Lloyd's.
Capt. G. A. Halsted, RN., Secretary, Lloyd's.

Gibraltar, May 26, 1849.

Sir,--With reference to my communication of sth inst.,
about the reduction of quarantine on vessels from Eng-
land to three days, 1 have now the honour to acquaint
you that the steam-packet Iberia, which arrived last
night, has been admitted to free pratique, and I am in
formed that all merchant vessels from Great Britain,
bringing clean bills of health, will not be subject to any
quarantine whatever.
(Signed) J. LDNGLANDS COWELL,
Agent to Lloyd's.
Captain G. A. Halsted, R.N., Secretary, Lloyd's.

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCII.—In pursuance
of directions to that effect from Dr. Wiseman, the
Roman Catholic Vicar-Apostolic of the London District,
and a notification to that effect made on the previous
Sunday, collections were made on Sunday last in every
Roman Catholic church and chapel in the metropolis and
throughout the suburban counties, for the cm:ice: and
completion of new edifices for the celebration of divine
worship and the furtherance in other regards of the
Roman Catholic faith in this country. In the appeals
which were madc in the several places on Sunday for
the purpose mentioned, very extraordinary accounts
were detailed or the increase of buildings erected or pur-
chased for Roman Catholic worship in England, and
especially in and near the metropolis, during the past
year, and a confident hope was expressed on the part of
the bishop and clergy that the community would by
their generous contributions render them every assist-
ance to effect the advancements of the objects in view.
STANYIELD-HALL.—The sale at Stanfield-hall is
attracting great notice, and is likely to be well attended.
During the present week there have been numerous
visitors to the locality, and the mansion of the late Re-
corder has been inspected most minutely by a great
many persons. The furniture, &c., remains in pretty
much the same state as it was in at the time of the mur-
ders; even the mat on which Mr. Jermy Jermy fell and
breathed his last has not been removed; nor are the
stains of blood yet effaced from the cocoa-nut carpet on
which the elder Mr. Jermy expired. The great object
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sation, and it is considered singular that it was not
found at the time when the premises were, as it was
understood, so closely and narrowly searched. Rush
left behind him a document which he intended at one
time to have submitted to his lawyer, as the ground-
work of his defence. He did not do so, however, but
he did not destroy the paper, in which occurs the
following passage As soon as Miss Sandford was
in her room I went down in my slip-shoes, and took my
outside dress and my boots I had been in the habit of
wearing when I went out in the night after poachers, as
I did nut wish to be recognised, and hid them in the
muck in the shed, in the yard, by the dairy window.
It is not material that those things should
be discovered till after the evidence is given against me,
because that outside dress will completely clear me as
not being the person seen in the hall the night of the
murder, and yet it is almost as important the parties I
have described should be made out, which I have no
doubt can be done." The dress and boots have been
found.—Norfolk Chronicle.
Letters from Trieste announce a considerable
fall in the Austrian Government stock, in consequence
of the reported capture of Agram, the capital of
Croatia, by the Hungarians.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.