The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-23 00:00:00

Aglionby,

ATuarn, William
Berkeley, 1-it h. C.
Berkeley, Grantley
Bona!, tt: ph
Bow. illg 1)r

Lirotllefi,;l,, .1,

Brovn,, Hon, W.
Callaghan. D.

Cave:l,tway

. Ik:bard
Co borne, N. h. W.
Collins, William
orb..llr, Ai. E.
or,per' Hon W. 1.
Crauford, IMI S.
Uuff, James

Duncan, l)entge
Duncombe, 'l' S.
Easthope, John
\\,yi,n
Ewart,

Ferguson, Colonel

FALMOUTH, JULY 21.—Arrived her Majesty's packet Pe-
Lerel, Lieutenant Crooke, from the Brazils. After the very
long detention at Rio de Janeiro of 33 days and 12 hours, •,he
sailed homewards on May 25 ' • left Bahia on June 9, end re'ere
nambuco on the 15th. Her Alaji sty's packet Ranger arrived
et Rio on May 22. Her Majesty's ketch A, row ar:ived at
Rio; left her Majesty's ships Erebus and Terror lyl, haingve
at
Berkeley Sound, East Falkland Island, on May 5, al' well,
ing put in there on April 6, and bad been 134 dayr
~at sea. The
,
officers and crew were greatly in want of vegeta► ,le food, which
could not be procured on the island. Captain r.toss had
his observatory near the settlement, and n'
„ended wintering
there to attempt, making some scientific obi , erected
i
ervations with his
different instruments. The furthest point
south that they had
attained this year is lat. 18. 10. S., 10,,.) d 2. 16. E.
From private accounts to be dependeai on wo learn that the
dissolution of the Chambers, although heokeo on with a jealous
watchfulness by the Brazilian interests in En land, has created
little or no more than on oi dinary sensation : Mending elections
generally in the Brazils. Several gentlernet . who were elected
for the dissolved Chamber returned by ilre 9 acket to Bahia. to
attend their several constituencies for ',he ;purpose of re-elec-
tion for the Chambers to meet, it was axis . on November 9.
Subjoined is a letter from one of o
" Rio DE JANEIRO MAY r.,
w, r corresp, ire ents :
,
last packet (Express) we ha, bad somig important political
-1 4. Since tile departure of the
movements, but, thanks to 'the energy or the existing Govern-
ment, the peace of this province has not been disturbed.
The most important step was the eli,,seleir ig of the Legislative
Assembly, which took place on the 2d inst. They were to have
met on the following day for the despatch o I business, arid from
the number of revolutionary characters air ,org them, a stormy
session was expected. All this has been I lappily obviated by
judicious measures of the Government, an, i the act of dissolu-
tion was read in the Chamber of Deputies i ..ti profound silence.
The only mischief now feared is the influenc c of the Opposition
Members in the provinces. The splendid proe,ii ice of St. Paul's,
one of the most important in the empire 2, h, is been for some
time on the verge of an outbreak, and on the rt •ceipt of this in-
telligence a revolt lock place in the tr2te,e of Sorocaba, and
which, if not checked in the bud, may hr,ee t be most pernicious
effects. The President'e demand for 'croe p I was immediately
responded to, and on the very day on whi ch
the news was re-
ceived a number of steamers left this place N vith about 2,000
troops on board, so that ere long we hope for
n tore cheering ac-
counts from that quarter.
" The news from Rio Grande. .he province bordering on
Monte Video, and which has be en
is a state of rebellion for
the last seven years, is unimpor
.ant, as id wehent the legiztistas
are largely reinforced, there,
appeers little hopes of speedil)
le
regaining that important r.i.ovinee ;
acquainted with the coy say it '« ill be impossible without
many people, well
the introduction of for
"In business evee yt
hir,g eign troops.
. indeed,
is very t lull, and these revolutionary
movements will tend to make tl slugs much woise, 3" ,hoplteepers show a great unwillin
inosh to p
ale4t diffieultit urcha4o Lie
-„, as
l
wretched prices. and we experieni :eel the gre
with our reeoreries, goods sold at six menthe' credit being
seldom paid for under twelve or 'm
men l'lliiilt/e .. Coffee is
very plentiful, and the low qualitie a. perhaps, v
.ere never so
cheap as at present; but shippe rs are crip• pled in their
operations by the great want of s: sipping; tl•
.ere is scarcel,
a disengaged vessel in port ; and small A 1 vess,ls readll3
ibtain 755. per ton for coffee to the Chanu
~ ,i, whereas, to
two
continue moustveryhs ago
low, and , 455. to .50s.
rate were t the t gee, The exchi,i g,
fit st- botrOS iii 4, e ref,ed n.oilek
.o-day at 27ic. It is difficult to
seeing the quantity of coffee in the aceoutd f , this depr mon.,
market, b°, rit . '
it
intl, perhaps,
be accounted for by the Governm, tnt Com ti
as remitters. The money marke ti, i, ~tti vg
y popularm, a
neficial measures are expected 1 torn ' sri,-' ' easy,
and s the Mi-
nister of Finance, who is a very talente-ciar 'r Calmoiu, ,
into the
ommearbkeet
rs to
possess the entire confidence of t le cern er
the Ministry collectively are ver an,
an'apposes
eels' bode.
best that ever ruled the destinit aof Brazil.. ,
Passengers by the Peterel /entneFr Rio de Janeiro Mr.
and Mrs. Duval, Miss "'aeon% Mr. Eel °ln
ud are, perhaps, the
cy, Mr. Markland, Mr.
Duchine, Mr. Van Zeller, From Bahia
Mr, Eriesky. In the steerage from Rip Mr. Getisley and
,
wife, R. Williams J. I(., Deny, H `4,:t ep. Williams, W.
Richards, and Mary Trewick. On' ,-g-1 ' "
' Thom. as Bray and
38 1621.
(From Stockmeyer's - ".e • t- '
Pere t C urrent.)
We learn that from the se;'
.iing er 1 he last packet, the
Ex; rest; the exchange had.,
underr en( • no material altera-
tion, having maintained '
',self from . .11., '2 to 274, and at these
wee, principally at the former, t 1
England), and fm: •her Majesty's -s.hi, 1 .onsiderable bu, iness
was done for her ...I1) ajemyis ship A'
P
Ito se, whic sane aor -
eve( ,ri (alrebady ardrivefd itn
night before the Peterel. But in , :,,,, qu'ene of the very dis-
couraging accounts received by tie : joi " k r business had been
paral3sed, and the exchange done ioi t; ili-sepa'cket waschiefly at
the,
total amount
of
27A to 27 on Paris.
COFFEE.—QUOtations show i• • of 200 rs. per arroba ;
this amount being entirely note A ueelint
ver, as no large sales
could be effected without a f Anal, h"we lion. The superior
and first good being, as is ti, urther reffun
eidoparatirely scarce, for c
no. ,ie appeared market worthy of mention' t new Coffee .
1 19 921 bags had
been shipped for the lin, during Apra ,
o stage ofrethdeincrtobpe,
shipments during then
) 08 bags against
65,476 bags for the co of May, 5-, t
A"th
.11 la; year. There
were reported, as rema' eeieff Tenn,
tresP)"`A-5 band, 65,000 bags.
SUGAR.-3,600 sloe ining on
1,000 just arrived from
Campos not inspect At on .sale, and
parcels commanded—whites
2 do's. 200 rs. to 2 ' ,ninlgua a:Chinantnheel. .
dol. 500 rs. to 1 e
-
01. 600 rs.
, . 4401d.5. 40F01 ',.irs. : abd liluscovadoes fluctuated
le re-

Thy igninf
of the King of I 7
train at Ostend

Duke of Sa txe-Coburg Gotha, brother
ne Belgians, an ived on the 17th, by a special
4 where he intent 13 passing the bathing seem.