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Special Caution.

MRS. WINSiO SOOTHING SYRUP
mas beeome so popular that various parties have
put ont articles calling them Mrs Winslow's.
Please take notice that THE MRS. WlNsLOW or
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WIfi ANY OTHER ARTICLE. Jugdawsm
MAHtIAGE AND CELInAGY, an rs.
say OF Warning and Instruction for Young Men
Also, Diaeasns ....d .hDnsvs .,rvn progt Eltc the
vital powers, with sure means of relief Sent free
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed rs Administrator OF
the estate of Isaac Gilbert late of Montgomery
county, ohio. deceased.
November o. tSdG-w3 GEORGE w MONER
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LEGAL NOTICE.

OOlIN A CAnLL. Attorneys.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
Y;te sssiltputtau shir.

CO. = nUnsoS STARTS ron EurorK
Anolbvr those single. handed expeditions tho only
result OF which hitherto has boon TO secure FOR telr
projectors aee'ing popularity iand namoiczS grave
started yesterday in tho shape Of the little ship Yankee
Doodle, tweny-six feet long and three feet wide It's
captain is william Hudson, a man OF that aorid com
plcxion and hight hair which denote the brave and san.
guins temperament; its a mate Of hts, named
tch and dog The only points OF superiorty about
the Yankee Doodle the i,e skin witch started for
Europe before are that the former II fn rixsod shp
In min ainre, and has the advantage Of below deck
Ese there Is not much 10 choose Il to be feared bc.
tween tho rashness Of one and the other. The old
sailor friends OF the Captain who accompanod him
In tho steamer o Pierce 10 the lghiship on eendy
Hook yesterday, afraid they shall never grasp their
companion by tho hand again. For himself Captain
Hudson was to the last equsbie and hcrcfoi aud II cool
and courage could insure safe passage he would
DO s the Paris Exposition with his brave li;tIe p vet
But, ss this brief notice OF hts sailing IA written and
the darkness Of the night quickly gathering over tho
waters the reflection s inevitable that Tho silent
watches of midnight, IN tempes,uOus nnd gales the
brave brave even " foolhardy-wil have terrible
sucrngs 10 undergo, even should hcy reach the goal
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Tue NAVAL OPrcER AND GENERAL GRANTS
OrNIoNa-A great deal Of fuss has been
made BY the newspapers about the candi-
dates for the position Of Naval Officer, to
ill the vacancy ocoasioned by tho death
Of Mr.. Odell, and various names have been
used in connection with it. We are authorized
to state that General Sickles, for instance, il
not candidate for that Office. A good deal
has been said also about General Grants
political opinions as represented to have been
expressed by him upon different questions,
not one Of which have a word Of truth in
them. General Grant Is not candidate for
tho Presidency a. has been stated. On the
contrary, he is content to enjoy the honors
bestowed upon him and so we'll earned, az
great soldier, and leaves the chief magistracy
to some future time, II he should aspire to It
Again 1t has been reported over and over
that General Grant strongly urged the
appointment Of Colonel Hillyer to the post of
Naval Offi;er Of this port, which Is 50 far from
being true that we are informed on very good
authority from Washington that when applied
to by telegram from Colonel Hillyer's friends
his answer was that he would not recommend
any new resident over the heads Of old citizens,
and that it was great presumption on the part
OF those who made the request to ask him to do
so." So much for what is published as General
Grants political views.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

SOMETHING Coon Our OF NAzARErH--We
have never known public officer who pre-
sented in more striking degree the character
istics Of Robespierre and Danton combined
than our present Secretary Of War, Mr.. STAN
ton. The French rcvolutionists were cruel,
stubborn and remorseless, and dehed all laws
not created by themselves and their revolu-
tionary tribunals stantons illegal acts are
sufficiently numerous TO Gil good sized vol
ume. His quality Of mercy is 80 strained that
1t Is never to he discerned in the performance
Of any official duty, and hc seems to gloat in
an opportunity to inact condsn panishment
upon an offender. We have TO congratulate
him, therefore, upon an official act which will
prove terror to similar evil doers for some
time to come. He has ordered the summary
enforcement Of the decision Of q court martial
in the case Of paymaster in the United States
Army who transferred without authority q
large amount Of public money from one bank
to another, from sound TO m unsound one
II any Of the national banks are sound
whereby the government became heavy loser.
The fair record Of the paymaster, who had
previously disbursed Ave hundred millions
Of the public money without the loss OF cent
to tho government very properly had no
weight with Mr.. Stanton, who, with the frm-
noes Of the Roman who condemned his own
son to death, hurried The misguided paymastcr
TO the cell OF a condemned criminal. Hero Ia
an example OF Official promptitude and stern
ness well deserving Of imitation In other de-
partments Of the government But let Mr..
Stanton 60 step further, and ascertain who
were the persons who have made this paymas-
ter their scnpegoat Lot them be brought for
ward and be dealt with rs the cause of public
justice shall demand. How Is Il in The Office
OF the United States Attorney Generali How
is Il In the Treasury Department or the Post
master Generals Department. How Is Il
In Congress, with Its whitewashing inves.igat-
Ing committees and mammoth Jobs that re-
quire the strength Of lobby Hercules 10
carry tbroughf How Is 1t in the case Of
dciaultcr, like Fowler, who expended the pub
lie money in riotous living aud corrupt party
tr ck rY. and yet Is invited TO On ovation by
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

Movements or George reabody.

MONTREAL, july y, 1870.
In Difference TO ,he popular wishes calmly hut
lately expressed Mr. George Peabody consented 70 hold
levec to-day, from eleven A. tll two r. NJ, In the
Governor Generals apartments at the s. Lawrence Hall
From the first named hour tll long after the last men
toned continuous stream Of citizens Of Montreal
crowded bis parors and cordially took him by the hand
There very Iengihaned conversations, Mr. Pea
bodys greatest effort In this respect resulting from the
interviews with Mr. Robert Bell Everybody was received
with the utmost courtlincrs and dignity.
Mr. Peabody left ON the steamer Quebec for VneDec
and Tadnaac large OF people witnessing bis
Departure. The steamer decorated with the United
states colors in hts honor.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

even as the lamb in this quarrel she will hardly
escape. King Victor Emanuel is bold, because
he knows that Italy's danger will be Napoleon's
opportunity; but still, should England and
Prussia urge upon Austria as peace measure
the surrender Of venetia to Italy, Napoleon
and Bismarck may both be outwitted in their
cunning but magnificent scheme Of territorial
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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the official act Of the government authorities 7
What an anomaly poor paymasler, with
but single blot upon m otherwise pure
record, w sent to prison, while confessed do
faulting officer in one of the most important
and responsible places in the government is
welcomed to feast and Is expected to be re-
ceived with unbounded rejoicings! When
will we find in the Treasury and other depart
ments, and in Congress, men who will, like
Stanton, have the courage and the honesty to
protect the public treasure from depredatonsf
Truly, the morals Of our officials arc in very
bad state.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
THE WEATHER.

A Grateful ChRage-rhe Mercury Four-
teen Degrees Lower-sunstroxes,S Sc.
A grateful change OF temperature experience
yesterday, thermometer indicating only eighty de-
grees three O'Clock against the ninety four OF the day
be slight shower OF rain and thin vail Of oouda
the sky exercised salutary influence on the busy
tnrongs who have been swelteng for several days pAs
In the excessive heat About thirty cases OF sunstroks
Sunday reported by the police Of tho oty. ~
I've o'clock yesterday morning John Mitchell died fran
the effects Of sunstroke At No T63 Third avenue sevs
raj horses were exhausted by the heat and one, which
had been driven Third avenue car died. Yesterday
morning Coroner Lynch, Of Brooklyn, was notified -
hold inQuests on ave persons who had died from ths
heat
FATAL sUNsTRoKEs IN NEW YORK.
John MITCHELL thirty years Of age, died suddenly -
Ellen Flynn. an Irish woman. twenty years OF age,
nsr OF Th rd avenue and Seventy third street.
street. and expired in the New York Hospital whishss
she was mmed aiey conveyed
Mary Hoffe died at No. lis Clinton street.
Catharins Walter expired suddenly at No. Isl Eas>
Thirty-f tn street
Charles Ncs who had been soldier dur ing the war,
was found dead In the bakers shop Of Mr. G. Fisher.
No. 20T Ninth avenue
suddenly al No 2l9 Centre street.
An unknown man died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at 831 Eighth avenue
above sunstr0ko, and also on large number of
other persons whose deaths said 70 have been the
result Of tho extreme heat
CASES IN BROOKLYN.
Tho following additional Of coup de soIri have
bean reported In the city since the publication II
those which appeared In the HxRALD OF yesterday
Patrick Forn.n aged thirty-two years, died ddenly
At bis residence IL Carol street. at ten O'Clock Sun
day night from the effects Of the heat Tho Coroner
held an ina u.st and rendered verdict accordin ,ly
man named John Douln was prostrated by the heaS
while walk ny Baltic street. on Sunday afternoon.
He conveyed to his house, at the cornor OF Front
and Hudson streets.
Thomas Foley residing No 121 Douglass street,
suusruck day. He taken TO his rcsidence
Thomas onnors residing at No. 169 Hoyt str eet, waA
sunsiruck Sunday and died the same evening. The
Coroner held inquest and rendered verdict In accord
with the facts
man named William Hanigan. aged Atty years, rosi.
ding No Ferry street, died from the effects OF sun
stroke hts dence. The Coroner hold an inquest
yesterday morning. and returned verdict In accordance
with the facts.
Robert Diei residing at No $50 Hudson avenue while
on visit TO staten Island Sunday last prostrated
by the heat and shortly after reaching home the same
afternoon h expired
Patrick gent, coach driver, residing at No. 40
Atlantic street. while driving In New York Sunday
be prps,ratcd by the heat, aud died about tive
O'clock Tho Coroner returned verdict OF death from
sunstrokc
TopAL NUMBER OF GASES.
The following exhibits the number OF cases OF sun.
stroke, ported for this city and Brookyn:-
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

A FUHNY REpoRT-BoRNo ron Ou--A re-
port has been presented TO tho Common Coun-
Gil In favor Of stripping Fifth avenue Of It's i'm
posing stoops, beautiful shade trees and elc-
CANT court yards. II is supposed TO be the or
spring Of the brain Of Mr.. George II. Purser, as
II bears the native marks Of modesty usually
attached to the official productions Of that per-
sonnge. As he lately stigmatixed descendant
Of one Of our Oldest and most respectable
Knickcrbocker families as "foreign aristo-
crat," In this report he applies to many highly
esteemed citizens who oppose this lobby black
mail attempt upon rcsidents Of Fifth avenue
tho most disgraceful aspersions. He pro-
nounces them earnest in forgetting their own
equivocal position" determined TO retain what
did not belong to them" which he regards Is
"the true principle Of their success In lifc,n
and, as we infer hi, opinion to be, they desire
to make this act their "crowning glory" Hc
speaks Of citizens oi the avenue, at hearing
before the committee. "confouuding The gross
eel impertinencc and an arrogant department
with good taste and genilcmanly courtesy,
declares their conduct TO be "credi,ablc to the
education, taste and intelligence Of citizens at
several points Of our city that might be
NJ mod, but not TO those who assume 10 be 'cx-
amples and 'models." Without slopp.bs TO
inquire as to what style Of elegant literature
this language Is an example" or a "modcl,,
VIC must regard II, as an cfusion cmans,iny
from once bitter English radical and lcvellcd
against high and influential class Of Ameri-
can citizens, az Gaping the climax Of impu-
dence. II is strange that q disciple Of Fanny
Wright, who has ignored the possibility OF
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY JULY TO- 1855.

blisstul hereafter, should at this late day
attempt to deprive our citizens of the blessings
of anything approaching a paradise on earth.
Purser has won some distinction and cash as
lobbyist, and as he is now lobbying against
such rich locality as the Fifth avenue there
is no harm In supposing him to be "boring tor
oil.n
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
Political News FROM New orls.ns:

n
The Louisiana s,ate Convention OF 1894 has been called
10 meet on the Goth OF July. Judge Howell will un-
doubely be Indicted by the Grand jury for .suing the
call for Il TO assemble.
Tia demorrats and cr-scrvativea have held a caucus
and agreed 10 sa Convention 10 appoint dclcgatcs
10 thc National ConyeptloA NJ philaleipha
Nrv sass July q 1893
Tho convention proclamation . universally fidicurd
a The work Of demsgogues, judge Howell was not
pycssnt but prosded for me occaslon The real pres
dcnt refuses 70 call q convention.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

NAfFEFr0F, IlIV ?, Tst1.
Generals secdnan and Fullerton are taxing tesly
rnony General Steaimsn publicly toinAfkct Wa. Ss
par,au 10 Texas has bcon and u veil condicibJ aDS
nnLras 10 nirIilar nNNALesilnn.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
Tbad stevens . Candidate for United
states Sem nator.

y
The Daiy Express announces Hon. Thadieus stevens
candidate for Unted States Senator " - under.
stood that his friends hero have his consent 70 nse s
that connection, and his claims wiz % rgor.
ously uroazaI
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

y
Dur ng q tempest Of thunder and lightning ~
O'Clock AIT evening, the lightning struck tho house q
Charles Whiting IN Forestvilc, Bristol instantly killing
Mr.. Wiring rnd bis son. Mrs. Whiting serouslV
will rec Size aud Mr. Whiting sat . and hes
q chair by.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE.
Mechanics Hall, ALL Broadway-lN VARIETY OF Licr
Aap LAuGHABLK ENTERTAINMENTS, Coars De BALLET, 4
TaE STREETS NEW YoaK
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue, betwesn Fifty.
eighth and Fifty ninth sreosrHEo THosAs ORcnssrRAL
GARDEN CoscERTs, commanding at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

Ilorors 60 the Memory OF General scott.
sAs FnAscscn, July 3, 1904
Flags werof.lspsyed yesterday 81 half mast " memTry
of Lcutcns,t General Scott aud hshcary suas nrss,
frnm oil pe fora In tie berbo,
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

BoOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. -ErurorlAn xfns
exHLsY-BA. LADS BURLs auEs AND PAsroNHsA
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o.n,r.I SHERMAN IN Ph,I.d,,pn,..

ENTHUSIASTIC gEcgPTioN-vfsir TO THR IRON.
CLAD fLSgr AT LEAGUE fsLAHD-sEsgsADE TO
THE GENERAL LAST EVENING, ETC.
PanADEIIIuA, July 0, 1865
General sherman who expected here last eyen-
ing, arrived TINS morning ai eleven O'Clock He was
met at the hotel by Major General Meade and spent the
morning dryiny through the suburbs Of tie cts with
that distinguished officer, Hon. Morton McIicbaei.
Commodore Turner who charge Of the iron-cais as
this siation) aud Mr. J. l. Harrison, Jr Tho party
were entertained with luncheon 1T the resld nee
OF tho Mayor In the afternoon, m company
with number Of laiies aud gentlemen the ron.cad
ct at League Island was visited by General Sherman
From that pini the pfry took s;eamtug TO the Navy
YarJ, whore Gencrsi Sherman greeted by Comno.
dore serdge With salute aud the customary ceremo-
nes due his rank The crowd ., he ea,os Of the ysrd
when u became known that the General would pos
was immense
In the eyenIng Gsnoni Sherman dined
al tho Union League House, and AZ
later hour was serenaded by that body. An
immense crowd assembled IN front OF the Uniou
League House, In spite OF the rain and the appear
anco OF Gen raj sherman the balcony he recavcd
With bnfsterous cheers Colonel William NJ, Michael
formerly on General shermans stan, introduced bim
with an cquen' euesy, which aroused the enIhusiasm
OF the crowd General Sherman said he glad
20 many Phisdciphsns assembled, though he sorry
that many should be exposed to tho inclemeucy Of
the weather, though he must eay he found Il much
plrasaner than II was In New York yesterday,
whore u was m hot bszes Hc would
only express thanks for the honor accorded him. and
make thcm as br ef possible o. sfare the ncw
hats from be ng exposed 10 rain His visit 70 Phsdoi-
phla was sicrt and casual one as he now inter
ested in bui ding the road to unc tho Atlantic with The
Pacific, and woud shortly start for the Rocky Noun
ains He euogiEed tho Phliadepblans FOR her of
soldiers on their way to and from the and or tber
homes for their orphan children. He was loudly
cheered.
General Meade, Daniel Doushsr,y and others spoke
briefly, and cheering the crowd dsper.ed
The General will leave for New York early 70 morrow
morning
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
Robbery at tho Custom House.

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD STOLEN FROM
BROKERS' BOY-ALLE0ED N1GLI0ENcE-rHn
THEY STILL AT LAR0E.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon boy, named
N. w. Cooper, In the employ Of Messn Congrsve
Stuart h C 'opcr. brokers' robbed at the Custsm
House Of bag containing 81, 100 In gold whe In the
very act OF handing the amount TO the cashier In Qut
daon OF duties due by Messrs JANSEN schmids
q Rapsru. merchants, 6s Broad street.
Tho boy, who Is q nephew OF the Mr.. Cooper nop-
tonod and sixteen Of age staes that thers
policeman convenient 70 him at the time he was rob
bed, Who however alleged no effort to apturs
the the. Anot er report oontradcts this an d sota
forth hat the on whose duty is 10 rive constant
attendance 10 the cashiers ofcewherc II SEEMS sImi.
lar thes are re oicd as Having taken place. "pay
ing hooky" round tho cornor.
linn dia,ciy a,cr the robbery tbs lad fell down mn.
conscious, Il supposed from tho administration ohio
roform. or from prostation, and carried u
the warehouse dparmont where after the lapso Of hall
an hour he partially recovered Ho emphacaly siatas
that he can identify tho thief whom he prior 10 thT
Occurrences loungng In the Office undoubtedly awaiting
his opportunity. With this preliminary and ndispensas
bic security OF recognition and the direct pursuit four
able detectives, ~ho on the scent tM more than
probable that but very short period must norvcne o,p
the fugitive shall 20 grief with his suddenly "a,
qrired Treasure THIS robbery u almost se si,ls ID
daring aud plan I, the recent Lord ''abstracton"
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
Thr Weather In Boston.

, A CHILD 5TKUUK BY LIuHTNING AND KILLBb.
BOSTON, July ., 1885,
Four deaths reported from sunstroke yesterday
and tho day before. Tho weather to-day Is cool and
pleasant
During thunder shower last evening the lightning
struck tho dwelling OF George Fairbanks, In HudsSa,
Mass, killing hts daughter Emma aged thirteen and
prosrang tho other members OF the family but not IA
tly. The lightning also killed several cattle In the
neghborhood