New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

, OF the upper aNeDusS knOu0 not OtDeTWlhe
Of the fact, am happy to inform such OF thsn as
was much approved by the Jockey Club: that the
convicted sharper, who played with loaded dice his
been invited not 10 show himself at New-Market-
il having been publicly proved that he did trick one
SidebCttom out Of much money by said dice; and,
furthermore, that Master lgnatiils Francis Coyle
has been desired BY the same Club not to show him.
self al w-Market neither in person nor by horse
proxy. ew-Market being hchceforth clean Of
Adkins and Coyle, it is to be hoped that, under
Providence, the race-course and English conserya.
five institutions, thanks, fundamentally to the noble
Lord Derby NAV continue 10 flourish AMI do honor
TO advanced civilization.
Mr.. Hume, who has recovered the miraculous
neda,ory power which for time was withdrawn
from him, has recently played the most fantastic of
his tricks before De Morny, just now returned from
bis Russian mission, to the complete conviction of
that pentlemsn. DE MOry was commended To
Hume by bis friend and relative, the Emperor who,
as You know, takes great pleasure in all manner of
Juggling. and believes as much of it as he chooses;
who is, withal, Hume's staunch patron. An
,couaintance Of Hume, and eyewitness of his most
r. remarkable performances, says that the bewitched
Scotcbman finds De Morny very sympathetic.
Ministers Fould and Walewski, on the contrary are
very antipatbetic, and in their presence he cannot
or will not perform. I. & W.. being an Israel
ite with a good share of guile and W. being a
diplomat and consequently skeptic-are unbe-
levers.
The Bourse persists in keeping donn. The Three
per Cents closed yesterday at $685.; the Credit
Mobier at 81. 1t is but little while since this last
named raiue was quoted at twice that price, There
are those who, holding to the notion of the radical
rottenness of French finances, and of certain other
things French see in this the beginning of the ends
others recognize, in the present dizziness at the
Bvurse, nothing more than a healttnul, temporary
reaction from the exaggerated speculatOns OF the
past few years. other some, mOdestly declining con-
iectural and vaticinnl functions. shake our head;
Burlech-wise, and say, oracuarly, nous rerrOns.
The Grain harvest has begun in the South OF
France. with favorable weather, and yields AS the
fields in the north promise to yield, abundantly In
the wine district although there are important eX
ceDtops in some vine growing regions, the prospects
of good yield for quantity and if the present warm
dry weather continues for quality ore better than
anyth NO that has been seen these four years; the
price of old stocks except for extra fine qualities,
is declIDiDg.
The temperature at Paris for the past few days
has been quite American, getting a. high on Fab
renhet's thermometer (the scale Of the CenIgrade
is much more scientific and sensble) as 30 in the
shade But Paris SADIE is not shade, 1t mixes itself
I'D SO with reflections from payements and side
walls, and-which his greatly wOrse-wlth fetid,
tepid exhalatiOns of all unsayOry sorts. Even the
brilliant Chaussee d'Antin, through which your cor
respondents nose, in the way of duty and breakfast,
daily passes, is offensive to the nostrils as any
street in malgncd Cologne; and save the Central
boulevard and few other wide streets III the ele-
waited parts of the town, all the thoroughfares OF
Paris, clean as they swept are foul and olksy IN
their flavor. There is, however, plan OF sewer
age in course of execution, which, when completed,
will relieve the city from this faint Meantime any
one who can raise spare sxpence may ride tor that
small sum, by rail or omnibus, to close neighbour
hood with the free, open spaces of the BolS de Bo-
logne or st. Cloud: a trihc more takes you to the
pure air and fine view of the terrace OF ST. Gerlnan;
and even the poverty stricken are most OF them
within short walk OF some breathiDg-hoe Like the
Tueries Gardens or the Garden of Plants A large
space formerly occupied by the famous Temple and
its dependencics, the prison OF Louis XVI and his
family is soon to be thrown open to the use OF the
inhabitants of that pent and packed quarter Ut the
Temple, ia the shape of public garden:
Pity that in New-YOrk, where, theoretically,
ever, thing is done by the people, something more
of this sort should not be DONE under this auto
cratic regime, for the people. Ias est doceri