The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-05 00:00:00

RIO DE JANEIRO.

The Chambers were still sitting, and much Sittig'
faction was felt at the terms of the new loan. The
coffee crop was an average oae, and of good
quality.
The coffee market has been active ; sales for tile
past month, 159,800 bags.

BAHIA.
The railway here is progressing. In Bahia an
the neighbourhood the future crops promise a large
supply of sugar. The sugar market still continues
in a state of apathy. Cotton and coffee continue
neglected. Rum without alteration. Exchave
flat, at 2511

PERNAMBUCO.
The crops of sugar in this neighbourhood are veil,
large. The following is a monthly summary
the markets from the latest prices current :
SUGARS.—The entries since our last monthly report bfig
been 51,058 bags, or 3,647 tons, against 2,476 tons duri
a similar peried last yell.; anti the total entries since to g
Ist October last are 62,065 tons, against 64,600 tons durie_i
the same time last crop—showing a deficiency this year '6.
2,533 tons compared with the last one. The shipreelito
during the mouth have teen 2,791 tens, making the "),i6t
shipments since the Ist October last 54,244 tons, agel'io
54,437 tons to the same date last year; and the Aeclt9,;(l
the stores and all at are about 4,800 tons. Paraiba ft"ar
Maceio sugars have declined since our last, par Tailor
s' eanirr ; ab-ut 300 rs. per arroba, with still a few cargeests.
sale. The present eft. ps are ccnsidered at an end in these MO
COTTON.—The total entries fur the year ending June., 00
were 22,975 bags, against 30,900 ditto, during the pre/06
one, showing a deficiency in the last crop of 7,9-25 lel
and the stock in store for shipment is now about 062 104,6
This article underwent a (I,?clitre, of 600 rs. per arroba; fried,
price the beginning of the month being SO for Pic" 00
whereas now the rate is 85400 per arroba, the entitle bt
usual are small, and all the cottons arriving are being belltgo
up, at prices varying from 85400 to 85500 per arroba

picked.
InnEs.—No animation prevailing and tendency ---mr
wards; the weather is against purchases, and we look log
considerable decline in prices. Tile only shipments du r.. 44
the month were 7,278 to the States, 243 to Liverpool/ '-
245 to Portugal.
FREIGHTS—Have ruled throughout the month wit. I°ll
change, and several vessels (enumerated weekly) have for
taken up at 10s. ballast for Liverpool, 15s. to 17s. 66•0,
Channel for orders, and 255. to 30s. for the Mediterraneamo
EXCHANGE.—We estimate the amounts about 4120),ti
at 20 d. to 251 d.. The rate to-day is 25-Id., 60 and 00 (DJ
per
DISCOUNTS.—The Bank rate has been at 9 per cent' ;WI
annum, and out of doors 10 and 12 per cent. has been P'
according to da,es and paper.

CAPE DE VERDES.
These islands were healthy. There were no sbiPl
of war or transports at St. Vincent when the M°
left.

NEW MAGISTRATES FOR MIDDLESEX.—T
ing gentlemen have been placed in the commission
peace for this county :—Mr. John Augustushßeeaf°ll°lolsB;
Melrose Hall, Putney-heath; Mr. John Rayer Hog9"eef
Heston; Mr. Robert Hanbury, M.P., 3, Sussex-sqley.
Hyde-park; Mr. Samuel Gregson, M.P., Upper On„ratey
street; Mr. Henry White, Prince's Ikuse, Prince ts•
Mr. W. F. Allen (alderman), Prince's-terrace, P1311.,--ref
gate; Mr. Hugh Beauchamp Halswell, Hereford-Nip
Brompton ; Mr. Chia. Skipper, 28, Russell-square; COI.
Edwd. Wm. Cox, Moat Mount, Highwood-hill ; Lieut..4d.
Wm. Wood, 4, Hyde-park-place West ; Mr. HenrY 111-00,
Cox, Hillingdon House, Uxbridge; Mr. Alex. Spearoor
7A, Portmau-square ; Mr. Harvey Lewis, 24, Grosiellgr,
street ; Mr. Philip Patton Blyth, Wimpole-streetinaptl
John Wright Freeby, 121, Westbourne-terrace • Mr.'""
Pugh, 22, Cleveland-square ; Mr. Thomas 'Cottrellotor
Eaton-square; Mr. William Henry Wyatt, 1, Harrill pfr,
siiqeutajraem;
oMpr
h. James Valiance, 35, Cavendish-square-1i tie
park ; Mr. Samuelillips caTirdaenremisaTni):,o2m7a,
Thomas Wilde,
nets
Mr. Wilford George Brett, 29, Lower Belgrave-plane;Lolo
Samuel Kennard, S.anrnore ; Mr. William Charles Cold'
Bashfurd, Norwood, llott:2.slow ; Mr. Aaron Asher sf•
smid, 8, Cavendish-square ; Mr. Wm. Foster Whitec'hoel
Bartholomew's Hospital; Mr. George Parbury, Merof4e
Taylors' Hall ; and Mr. IN m. Franks, jun., 2, Upper
park-street
itelV
OPENING OF DONCASTER NEW PARISII CHU- lot.
It has been decided that the event to which the inba,biteresl
of this town Lave long looked forward with so much To I, 0
—the opening of their splendid new parish church:- 111 e.
take place on Thursday, the 14th of October ne%"" ere
services will extend over two days, and arrangerne.illeese'-
being made to give to the proceedings all the attrse" strong
and eclat hefitting, so important au occasion. -A. sbos'il
do ire has been expressed that the Bishop of Oxfos' a 10
be solicited to pree.,eli one of the opening discourse.4o,o6,
there can be no doubt that he would prove a very valt.eseo;
acquisition to the list of officiating ministers. A,!. go 0..
nothing has been definitely settled on thispoin'l.4 bet;
doubt not the result will show that every effort bin, tii;
made to secure the most efficient preachers to proela_i Ws
Klan] tidings of the Gospel for the first time within V c
of this beautiful church.—Doncaster Chronic l* TOSS 4
;mg CO• .0
PUBLIC OPINION AND THE ANGLIC/ww,, 1,01/1-0
SIONAL.—A great meeting on the subject of the Tont,
disclosures nas held at Reading last Monday- Liter-
prosiiled, and the speakers were the Rev. J. 13311,4. 6uttf4
Stifling, Rev.Tubbs, Major Simpson. M„r•:,os. 'ay
Rev. W. Payne, Mr. Neale, and Rev. W. •L'""i',ot
are unable to-day to give details of the speeches: theta
,
briefly state that a memorial to the Queen against toy 81?
sites in question was carried unanimously amidst
platue.