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

PERNAMBUCO.

The crops of sugar in this neighbourhood are very
large. The following is a monthly summary of
the markets from the latest prices current :
Su G A as.—The entries since our last monthly report have
been 51,058 bags, or 3,647 tons, against 2,476 tons during
a similar period last Sear; and the total entries since the
Ist October last are 62,065 tons, against 64,000 tons during
the same time last crop—showing a deficiency this year of
2,535 tons compared with the last one. The shipments
during the month have teen 2,791 tons, making the total
shipments since the Ist October last 54,244 tons, against
54,437 tons to the same date last year; and the stocks is
the stores and afloat are about 4,800 tons. Paraiba and
Maceio sugars have declined since our last, per Tamar
s:eatner ; about 800 rs. per arroba, with still a few cargoes for
sale. The present crops are considered at an end in these ports.
COTTON.—The total entries for the year ending June:3o
were 22,975 bags, Against 30,900 ditto, during the previous
one, showing a deficiency in the last crop of 7,925 bags,
and the stock in store for shipment is now about 962 bags-
'ibis article underwent a decline of 600 rs. per arroba; the
price in the beginning of the month being $9 for picked,
whereas now the rate is 85400 per arroba, the entries as
usual are small, and all the cottons arriving are being bought
up, at prices varying from 85400 to 85500 per arroba for
picked.
IDES.—No animation prevailing and tendency down-
wards; the weather is against purchases, and we look for a
considerable decline in juices. The only shipments during'
the month were 7,278 to the States, 243 to Liverpool, and
245 to Portugal.
FREIGHTS—Have ruled throughout the month without
change, and several vessels (enumerated weekly) have been
taken up at 10s. ballast for Liverpool, lbs. to 17s. 6d, for
Chaunet for orders, and 255. to 307. for the Mediterranean.
EXCHANGE...- We estimate the amounts about £120,000
at 25iti. to 251 d.. The rate to-day is 2.54 d., 60 and 90 days,
bills.

DISCOUNTS.—The Bank rate has been at 9 per cent, per
annum, and out of doors 10 and 12 per cent. has been paid,
according to dates and paper.

CAPE DE VERDES.

These islands were healthy. There were no ships
of war or transports at St. Vincent when the AVo3
kfc.

NEW MAGISTRATES FOR MIDDLESEX.—The follow-
ing gentlemen have been placed in the commission of the
peace for this county :—Mr. John Augustus Beaumont,
Melrose Hall, Putney-heath; Mr. John Rayer Hugartb,
Heston ; Mr. Robert Haubury, M.P., 3, Sussex-square.
Hyde-park; Mr. Samuel Gregson, M.P., Upper Harley-
street; Mr. Henry 'White, Prince's 'Luse, Prince's-gate;
Mr. W. F. Allen (alderman), Prince's-terrace, Prince's-
gate ; Mr. Hugh Beauchamp Halswell, Hereford-square,
Brompton ; Mr. Chls. Skipper, 28, Russell-square; Mr.
Edwd. Wm. Cox, Moat Mount, Highwood-bill ; Lieut.-CoL
Win. Wood, 4, Hyde-park-place West ; Mr. Henry Rich&
Cox, Hillingdon House, Uxbridge; Mr. Alex. Spearman,
7A, Portmau-square ; Mr. Harvey Lewis, 24, Grosvenor-
street; Mr. Philip Patton Myth, Wimpole-street ; Mr.
John 'Wright Freeby, 121, Westbourne-terrace; Mr. Josech
Pugh, 22, Cleveland-square; Mr. Thomas Cottrell, 50,
Raton-square; Mr. William Henry Wyatt, 1, Harrington-
square; Mr. James Valiance, 35, Cavendish-square; Mr.
Benjamin Phillips (alderman), 27, Leinster-gardens, Hyde-
park ; Mr. Samuel Francis Thomas Wilde, Hadley, Barnet;
Mr. Wilford George Brett, 29, Lower Belgrave-place ; Mr.
Samuel Kennard, &antnore ; Mr. William Charles Lake
Basliford, Norwood, Hounslow; Mr. Aaron After Gold-
smid, 8, Cavendish-Equare ; Mr. Wm. Foster White, St.
Bartholurnew's Hospital; Mr. George Parbury, Merchant
Taylors' Hall; and Mr. Win. Franks, jun., 2, Upper Hyde-
park-street

OPENING OP DONCASTER NEW PARISI! CHURCIL---*
It has been decided that the event to which the inhabitants
of this town have long locked forward with so much interest
—the opening of their splendid new parish church—is to
titre place on Thursslay, the 14th of October next. The
services will extend over two days, and arrangements are
being made to give to the proceedings all the attractiveness
and eclat befitting so important an occasion. A stronX
desire has been expressed that the Bishop .f Oxford should
be solicited to Freach one of the opening discourses, and
there can be no doubt that he would prove a very valuable
acquisition to the list of officiating ministers. At present
nothing has been definitely settled on this paint, but we
doubt not the result will show that every effort has been
made to secure the must efficient preachers to proclaim tll,O
clad tidings of the Gospel fbr the first time within the Walls
of this beautiful church.—Doncaster Chronicle.

PUBLIC OPINION AND THE ANGLICAN CONTS'
SIONAL.—A great meeting on the subject of the Belgravtall
disclosures gas held at Reading last Monday. Dr. Cowan,
presided, and the speakers were the Rev. J. Ball, Rev. u•
Stirling, Rev. G. S. Tubbs, Major Simpson, Mr. M. Sutton,
Rev. W. Payne, Mr. Neale, and Rev. W. W. Phelps. VVg
are unable to-day to give details of the speeches, but may
briefly state that a memorial to the Queen against the Frac:
tices in question was carried unanimously amidst 10“2 •
plause.