City Intelligence,
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THE WsATHEa-Yesterday was the warmes day
have had since the 2ls of July. The thermometer at
IL o'clock stood at SO deg and at o'clock 30 deg Old
Sol poured down his rays upon the inhabitants OF this
lower EARTH though he considered underdone and
meant to give us re-baking. In such weather we
sigh for the eay woods and pure breezes Of the coun-
try the cool and comfortable weather Of September
and October.


About O'Clock the wished for rain arrived, accompa-
MED by very sharp lightning and heavy caps Of thunder
The rain fell in torrents for nearly hour, when the
clouds blew off, leaving the atmosphere in refreshing
and pure condition.


THE EATING HousEs-One great source of conve-
York, the eating houses, which scattered
the city. At any time Of the day meal. chosen
from great variety be obtained without delay and
at little expense For shilling dinner can be pur.
chased which is to be despsed and for twice that
sum man may make a complete surfet These houses
usually well furnished with marble tables polite and
attentive waters, who flying about in all directions
giving orders which, to the unintated' sound even
waiter calls out to the cutter and for plumb
another cries out at the top of his voice
for "dumplings on large"-suet without"-or "rice
hard-mingled with sounds of "vea cul'et"clam pie
and roast beet" cutting and crossing each other till
visitor lost in wonder that the person receiving
the orders does not 60 mad and abdcate Nevertheless
benizon on the eating houses


NuisAScE-On the steps of some of the large hotels
in Broadway and boxes at the Of the street
boys in open day expose for sale works OF the most in
decent and immoral character They are laid open es
pecal care being taken to display the engravngs which
taste to look and much less for the bows and
men who gather around them. Have we no laws by
which this nuisance be abated Certainly the in
jury done to public morals by its existence is ncacula
BILE.


CAUTION TO BArHERs.--lt is said great number o
Sharks have recently made their appearance in
ters. Two were caught yesterday the Quarantine
one Of which measured ten feet and had five rows o
teeth.


CoRoNER's OFFICE, August 9th.-FouSp DRowNEp.-
At an early hour this morning. boy named Charles
Mann aged years son of George 8, Mann, late mem
ber Of the Legislature found drowned in the Eas
River, piece of timber at the head of Avenue
He left home yesterday afternoon for the purpose
going to school, but did not do II presumed that
he play the timber referred to- and fell off into
the water. Verdict accordingly.