Number of registered users
Number of Monks by Level
Number of new nodes
What do you mean by "new"? If you just want to know the number of nodes, the node ids are assigned sequentially.
Number of new opening nodes
Again, I don't know what "new" means, so I guess you mean all nodes. You can't easily query this statistics, but I think there's no harm in telling you the counts of root nodes for some sections. (A few sections are omitted on purpose.) The following numbers are current as of this post, will not be updated later, and include unapproved and even reaped nodes.
Seekers of Perl Wisdom
84430
Cool Uses for Perl
1665
Meditations
6453
Perlmonks Discussion
3817
Categorized Questions
790
Tutorial
254
Obfuscated Code
1911
Perl Poetry
1285
Perl News
1729
Module Reviews
147
Book Reviews
150
Craft
275
Code Catacombs
1869
Snippets
2037
Polls
335
Number of Anonymous nodes
This one is easy, you can query the list of all of them on Anonymous Monk's writeups: the count listed is often inaccurate, but you can figure out the exact count by changing the "starting at" field.
Number of page viewers
There used to be some statistics of this at Most Visited Nodes and Yesterday's most-visited nodes, but they don't work anymore, the numbers are stale.
Number of messages in the Chatterbox, number of people who commented in the chatterbox
As mentioned by others, you can get the numbers for a one-week window from mojotoad's cbstats or from Tanktalus' cbstats. If you just want to know the numbers from the start of time, the number of messages might be related to the message ids you can see in the Tickers, but I've no idea if these started from 1, I think they might have been reset once, and I think they include private messages and possibly other things too. As for the number of monks who ever talked in the chatterbox, the gods may be able to extract an approximation for this number by looking at how many users have a last_chatter setting. This setting stores the last line you talked in the chatterbox, so that the site can filter accidental double submits.

In reply to Re: Statistics about PerlMonks by ambrus
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