New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

u hich are served, as they ough. - be, with ICED
water arti6cally frozen, and which they have been
con sumipg to such an extent fox the pa't ie"
ve.ks, that the ordinary supplies o! ice for no
cts arc falling short. Ths drama aud the bourse-l
two Of the essentials Of Partisan amusement and e1
Observation-Disclosures the can'cular Influences. Many
Of The thu aters are closed and the rest are less
than hol filed by audiences, bali made mp oil Ieia
tives friends ano friends friends OF the actors door,
keepers and supeTnumeraries. Attic thnly'etfnaed
Bourse yesterday, the Three per Cents closed ae
66 20, and more iaDcful values at propoIlionseey
lower quotation. dc not mean 10 say that "nite
frost would radically change the financial SITUATION;
but il is true that the hot season sendng so many
operators" to the pleasanter gamonns.ro"ins o'
the German Springs, OF the more innocent !eiIesh,
mept O! the country or the seaside, the ACTIVITY VI
speculation is checked.
Rows of perspirDg men sit under the awnings Oh
the cafes during the day. and after nIndown Others
and occupy the chairs and little tioes I'D trout
OF tbem spreading out bali across the broaa side
walks. Women and children sit at the doors Oh Tue
shops sDuing up the street air, that u hardiy less
yitiated than that of their narrow back rooms, as
though they were in a country village. Otners
throng TO the public gardens and the Champs Eysees
where the very trees are all dust-cOvered, ana nave
a warm wilted fttigued look as though they longed
to get into the country.
The political record ia scanty-dried up The
Emperor came back from Plomberes Yesterday,
III excellent health" says the Monitor. ihlt Is
what the Hoatenr always sdys-what SAID "hen
the Imperial invalid banshed himself 10 mat same
Pombier,s, some weeks ago.
The preliminary examination of the aiialr OF the
plot against his Majesys life is concluded, and The
trial Of the seven accused persons whose names
sent you in my last, will probably tabe place the
second week in August. AS you are aware, only
three Of them are i'll hand. Two OF these are re-
ported TO have made confessions duplicating aiazzInl
and Ledru Rollin: the third obstinately keeps his
own counsel Ledru Ron and two others OF the
absent accused have sent to tie London papers a
positive denial of their completely in the matter 1t
is pretended, by writer II, so-caled semi.onciai
journal here that the proofs against the LONDON aD-
sertCes are so strong &c make good claim Tor
extradtion TIE English Government. This prob,
ably is mere suppOsltOn as to the idcls, ana VIII
prove to be anything but fact az regards the suppO-
siticn. Mszzni was reported the other day to have
passed through Milan and to have crossed the from
tier into Switzerland in the disguise OF miller.
The report is probably invention of his friends to
throw the bafiled police on wrong track lie IS
as likely to be at the Hotel du Louvre or asking In
formation OF Sergent de Vile in the streets of
Paris this Gay, as anywhere else. HMazzini were
q merceIaiy man aud would renOunee his profession
o. conspiraOr, he could doubtless sell himself for
pa,don and large salary to the Project of Police,
as detective"
There is The ordinary weekly rumOr of new
attempt on the Emperor's life; this time. by way
CT variety the attack is reported to have been made
with knife. There are about ffty-twO similar
rlmOrs current in the course of year, Of which
one in ten may have an origin in fact But the
readiness with which such rumor may be started
and gain popular credencc, without any foundation
Of fact or even of natural likelihood, is in itself
most significant fact-a febrile symptom, indicat-
ing morbid condition of the body polite, such as
never could exhibit itself under free Government
freely accepted by free people.
The French are not done talking, and, be it re-
mcmbered to their credit, thinking OF Beranger
and the national loss by his DEATH The people have
raised monument to him in Pere la Chaise, OF
bouquets and wreaths of immortality, to which new
pilgrims to lis tomb stil make additions. The jour-
mails Of town and country, at each new issue, pub
lish lew contributions of letters, traits recollec-
tOns and criticisms, all tending to illustrate the life
and character of the lamented poet. The next num-
Der of I.amartine's Familiar COurse of Literature
will be taken up with appreciation of his life and
writings. Meantime, eager expectation Ia reused
by an announcement of the publication OF his post
humous works in October; they consist of ninety.
five songs and his memoirs, of which last it is SAID,
his reeCllcctons ofand judgments on eminent cotem
poraIies form tue larger part.
Savage, the inventor Of the application of the
screw propeller to steam vessels, died III lnld.hOuse
last week Yesterday we had news of the death of
Iablache, the great singer, whose health and voice
baye been failing for some time past Yesterday,
Also took place the pompOus funeral OF the Dukc OF
lioskwa eldest son of Marshal Ney. He has made
himself somewhat eminent in politics, as Peer OF
France, under Louis Philippe; then as Republican
and even Democratic-SOcialist, in Isis; then as
Napoleonist and Coup HEtatist. lie was fine
amateur musician, and composed the music of an
Indifferent opera that has been performed on the
stage; he obtained bis greatest notorcty as patron
of the sports Of the turf and by dsgraeetal dis.
closures that came out in judicial trial between
himself aud his wife, the daughter of the celebrated
banker and liberal politician, jacques Latitte. Ills
daughter is the wife of Persigny, the Minister at
London; his brother Edgard Ney is prime !avortc
with the Empcror another brother was killed IN
the Crimea.
The positive declaration in the Pdric, that orders
have been issued for the complete restoration Of the
Cathedral of st. Denis the sepulchre OF French
mQnarchs and FOR the construction III It's vaults oil
special tomb for the soycrcigns of the NapOleOnic
dy NASTY, comes we'll enough within the necro'oglc
department Of this letter. And so, too, may the
sole, lust commenced, OF Rachers furniture. The
great trsgedienne happily is not yet dead, as has
been TO be feared but recovery Of health sufficient
to undergo the severe physical labor of the stage Is
hopeless. Meantime the crowds that went to visit
her house in the beginning OF the week, and which
DOW ,hrong to the sale of her household goods and
gods, may be considered as payin. sort Of ante
postfumous homage to her name and fame. The
malicious and ii is quite astonishing how many mali
cous persons there arc in this city, and ho1 malicious
they ale-sec in this sale only disreputable sign
sftbe commercial spirit OF Rachel nationality. Let
alone the courtesy Of Judgment to which wsinaa
and great artist has claims, they are in the wrong
if Rachel was so thoroughly the money making jew
they would represent her, she would have added to
the rich upholstery and cabinet work, and to the
elegant objects OF ant in various kinds now selling III