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yrptentberabsetes inb %Dertaute btatsser as w.
aenb Elm 5ais bteitSer Stdbt. SD pertaute y atdepSn
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700, $50 Iub $40, unb Sic6ut. $50, unb eco !,
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@s9en dbrpnifd,en tperalteteEt Reconnaissance
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(per gpr ST. 6 8eren tIr $50, IN .fdrteri9su GGlen NIT
benz y ltrtr 5u9letG d~rgendn6t, Hfer.
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Yse ,moked salmon, 2Sa3O; driod Goldfish, 9a1cc
picked Goldfish, 1Oai2c.
Shsu Ftsh:-Lob.,ers alive, Case do pitrd, ID. ~
oysters per leo - bOaf4; oysters stew ing, 81 25a3;
erabe, soft, per 1 OOal 20 do hard doE sOi CLANS
hapd, per 10, 0Oa3 W; do colt lbi5c.
ttyetaotss.-iomatoes are selling At 25a3oc quart
peek turnps Case per bunch; lettuce. at 3a5c for
Ihubarb lOalzc shallots bunch. ss0c SAGE, bunch,
3s5 parser, 9sGc water cfesseL i1a-; garlic 2I-
2oe sprouts, pect, -s-o pie plant. bunch.
onions, bunch, Gal0c cucumbers, 2abc each string
bean,, lie = peck peas, i2a--c \ peck mint, per
punch, Sac squashcs esch, 5sloc: eahbsfes, So
d,e carrots, bunch, 3s6c asparagus, &C csuli-
howers, ebch, 2IaGg peas, shelled, quart tsa2oc
beets. new, bunch. 6A1fc
Fruit, &e-Apples, hLf peek. 5O.Tbc ORANGE. Sea
q per dozen; lemons, byaIJc; dried apples per
b, llal2c; hickory nut, rer quart, s-ci valnuts,
per quart, lie prunes, per pound, 25s3Oc tssins,
per pound, lba25c; cocosnuts, 3albc bananas doz
OOsl ~ cherries, pound, l5aJ0c rapbeuie. hasket,
-al2c gcoseherrieA quart, l3aiJc whoi teborries
quart l5a2Oc currpnte lua2Oc apricots per 1OO, ID
al DO black herries, box, &c
buttr ami Chsess.-Prime butter, 35a4O; common,
3Oa3 cooking butter at Y0aZJc cheese beet, 2Jc
common, 10 eggs, ~ TOR &c.
Brsdd and Crackers Wheat loaf 5aiOc. rye. lnr .
EXTRA pilot per pound, eal0c sweet crackers, l5s
lHc Foeton. l2al &c soda l2ai4c butter, 1Ial5c
Sunirin. Beans dry, PER quart yaiUc: brUomA
eNh Aibc pets split per pound, 6aSc coal. hard.
Per bushoL 6Os6l coal, stove, per tun Uag OO f;
keros' ne per gallon, SAC; macaroni, per pound ~
per 100. 49,
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, July 2, 1866.


Tho ,sssssinstlon conspiracy was the l-sit mate
frli II tie rcholo on, aud the infection Of the
oc1ih p nalty yesterday upon the lending consrir.
Atorj, WAS part u tho fearful rciriLuulu which
IA. fallen upon y use who sought h. overthrow tho
Government In he interest ~ treason. Boom,
UAE ID PtYSg, Ar2Hsorr and Mrs sUEsArr have
PAD with Acir lives the penalty Of the part IN
which they part @ patcd TIER Immediate com.
.Jrere' have bern assigned 10 punishmen, within
&c walls Of a prison, those who have
takon other parts in NE rebellion are
either tvsunt tfihl. Ike JEFFERs,s DAVIS,
ar favc become va'un.a'y oxiles from their
native country, ike Bltcgg NnrpGE AMI BEsJAKis,
or have sufc ed fr tLelr tnsdceds hy personal g.
comforts aud pee % airy loss. Thus retf button
has ia some s.apr up other ayartsken al who cuu-
sp.rsl to overthrow tho tni1u nhd s1b,cu tie
Government Those eho we're engaged Boo tie sg.
sncgiust. havi received the most summary puu-
ittu.uL iccause their crimes were TIE most Le.u.
ou, AMI because justice demanded that tho OK
irene penalty Of tLc lAN s.oulI he visited upon
thtu. The question involved was amply one
81 crimo AMI Tullvmtnt An aggravated
crime wss c.rnmitioi, and tho ilnc-
iion Il puuisamout prlIOrtonat" ihcreIo
was the necessary consequence. rho pub
l. vii be ylad TINT tho last act Of this dreadful
drsma Of sssassirauan has hocn close anu that
The veil Of the past will soon hide it rom view,
save as part Of tn history Of wicked and
csusecss rebellion. BItAtn example Of re.rilu-
tive justice, the fate of o." ss-a-'na.on consprA-
tors viii ever be % fearful warning Of The punish
ment which sooner or later follows r.roc-s fur
iber proof that "iusicc o,srtakc.h the cyil-dotr"
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ENfraYnrnncn.

Al The meeting vi the Board Of Councilman,
which was held On Thursday afternoon, the resJ-
luton authorizing the printing Of twenty Ave
thousand copies Of a report Of the LINCOLN obse.
ques IN this city, was referred to the proper com
miitee. II has already teen passed by the Board
q Aldermen. and is now in /. fair way OF going
through. According to the statement Of Council.
man LEST, al the aforesaid meeting, the cost u
publishing this work will he 10 the city and MOI.
to the publsher) from $780, 900 10 S75, 900 and Mr.
LsNr further sia,el, Ia opposing the resolution,
that the Comptroller says 'he could not raise
mon, even H. pa, oil the soldiers widows aud
families" The Common Council 10 disposed to
give some fsvorte the fat contrac, Of publishing
tlis report which the public will never see, paying
al enormous sum for Il, while At tho same time
toe wives AMI Children o. our soldiers, whom
Ne c,ty has tgreel 10 provide for, arc
suffering some q th0m perhaps starving.
Regarding the allure u the oiiy authJri-
ties 10 pay the veesly allowance to sol-
d,rs' families We can speak ,ly.so!ly, for wo have
lately received sew raj communications relating To
The MISTER, and We have every reason to know IhlI
much suffering OK SITS In Consequence n hisf,iluro
When the soldiers vo untserod from his city, they
received onicin assurance thu, their hlm es would
be provided for IN their s's,ncr, and Il was this
assurance that induced m any soldier 10 enter tho
ranks. And this is tho way the city authorities are
performing Their part u tie obligation Bestow-
ing useless contracts upon fAvorites 10 whom ttey
might as well present the money al once and At
the same tmc refusing 10 the needy soldiers vito
the meAgre rtauce duo her on tho ground That
"thc Comptroller cannot raise tho money" It's
shane, burning disgracc tha, New York should
thus break 'ath with Its soldiers, and that its
authorities should seek u excuse ii. act by 90
glAring rIbseriuge. Tho wives and children u
our absent soldiers should 10 provide Tor, even
though it took ,he last dollar the city treasury,
W the exclusion Of contract paw nouts ami every
tang else, and II he money could be obtained
IA no other way We would put the Cay Hall 'up
the spout"
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OSR ~ the mos, striking illustrations Of the
difference In the condition Of intelligence existing
anong the lAboring class Of England and that OF
our own country, Is found In recent statement
taken from the Parliamentary Blue Book. AZ fol-
lows;
As msny AZ thrty-two persons, averaging over
T. years each, and including . young man o. 90,
Gpl three girls or young wOuen-ono Of Is, and
tWp @. i,-cluld not tell the Queeu's name. q is
IL Victoria - N no; | DONE know IL when I
hears It So" can't understand them things'
Slmc did not know Of her existence others
showed dark anil lately got glmmcriug, by such
answers ~ that she 'fs the Prince Of Alexander -
''s tho Prince " Wales; :" ''hin and her got mar
ried I" 'she belongs to all tho world 4" and 80 on
Iudeed, . question about her, when put, was
scarcely ever snsN cred. Those thirIy-lwo persons
we're in variety OF work places and occupations-
twenty eight OF them n B.rmngh am, ono at Yves.
Bromwch, aud three girls the eldest Of them lCl
near sturbriige; very lew Of them, indeed, were
under IL.
We doubt fit would be possible to find a human
being over ten years OF age In this country able 20
speak the Ian yuAse, who would exhibit a ike de-
srre o. ignorance with ihls-unless Il were among
the poor whites" OF tho south, whose condition 10
In great degree similar to that OF tho loves.
classes abroad, and produced by the same element
IN society namely, the NstocrIuc element hut
wherever industry eIists-NJrth or Sluth-our
assertion would be fully supported by the facts.
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Trouble in NirRinin.

CpNNuNicAuoS, cuanstiug rom Commute e
which claims 10 represent the truly oysl people Of
Virginia an which Is sddrssscd 10 the northern
pubic, has just hecu putshol This l1clueu.
sets forth what purrurts g. 10 No s.iusl pout-
cal condition u Virginia unlor is prcsent
local government, sud = ,1o-hs'f of the Accuss-
tious contsinod ihcrcin are truth uI, the situation
istruiy deporablc. The present. Legislature IL
reprcsented 10 he hut little bct.r than TIA, over
which EvrrA Rrtty svtn la,c'y rr,s.del, snl
Governor rlEEroiSI ~ accused Of appointing his
subordinstes solely from ,ho ranks II t4oss who
have been iieatined with the rebellion, while tn
bona ID Union men receive no cousi ierAtion
whatever. There IS ~ question that Ito State
Government Of Virginia "a not what ID ought 10
II for VIC have sufficient corr,borltiyc evidence to
Grove that some of the allegations contained in
shis address are true; aud NJ tho rsne time We
think II 10 safe 10 believe that whole, tho list,
OF grievances is greatly exaggerated But
however this may be-, what 10 Ne remodyP Tho
committee In question propose 10 sbrogAte tho
present State government and establish In its
steld ~ strong and loyal government, either milf
tsry or territorial" This 10 impossible. The
present State government was LEGALLY constitute =
has been officially recognized by Me Executive aud
by Congress aud there 10 no moro authority cor It's
.nhrog'tou than for that Of she Leysla.ure Of New
York. 50 long 40 the a,alo authorities of Virgins
commit no act IN couiict with the Constitution aud
laws Of tho United states, there i. no justdsblo
cause FOR Interference on Nh part Of thc Federal
Cow rnmcnL aud We therefore see no romody for
rhe alleged abuses in the duo course Of state
socton, when the terms of the prcsen. iucum hents
shall have lawfully expired. A bad state govern
ment ~ one Of those political % 10 VII en- al states
are liable, aud the loyal people Of Virginia have no
alternative hut to await patiently tho time Tor q
change. President Johnson has decided and
his position is endorsed hy Tho public generally,
ahAt tho citizens II S'lto alone have thc right to
determine questions OF loc, Issue The trouble in
Virginia ~ entirely local mst.cr, with which no
outside party can Justly interfere and thore il
must remain for settlement Tho "loyal vir-
.giniaus," who arc represented by this Committee,
should remember the peculiar c,rcuu stances by
which they are surrounded, and sc fact that their
State "a just emerging from political chsos, abuses
in the government arc to some cxtcni, 10 be- cx.
pecIod, and 1t would he well for those who now
demand an arbitrary change, 10 use their efforts in
modifying their present ills, rather than 10 "ny to
others ,hey know not Of"
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Of his conr ,niona, nou. half hour before Stone
man arrived. lie did not FIRE q shot aganst his flag
Of them did-and they went directly over 10
Stone nan. but A. coming from the rebel ranks they
were held a. prisoners This IA Que caso sad enough,
but with allevatiOns-one case, not the worst, but
how tragical. Yet there were thousands like him
uith losthsome disease, broken hearts with reeu6r
brains sank Into couvulsive agonies of death. or
laughed out Ia stark madness, or driyeled slowly
on w docy. And they we're young and brave and
noble men who we're thus treated. Thoy we're
guilteas Of every crime, and hsd dons nothinp but
defend their country. At home, far A-sy upon West
ern prairies, among New ENGLAND hills, upon the
sho % OF the lkeA along the sea coast fnothers and
wives and daughters sckeue1 With the long suspense,
the horrible suspcion Their hair whitened their
eyes grew dim. With hopeless watching their cheeks
thuued with acute fear their hearts broke also, aud
they died amidst their appalled, children. So awful
sorrow, ~ terrible .ufuring 10th IN Itself and In
wLst 1t Occasioned, no history records. And II was
the crime Of this man WhD sits alone with his
Bible aud the silent s.ntines IN Fortress Monroe II
10 vain 10 plead Tor hun as political offender The
war va little compared with the crimes of the war.
dead upon the battlefield, ve can Lear and
SEQ that political difference may come 70 war.
But over the bolsa has Of M.len and Andef-
sonvill,-over the spots where the pens stood in
which he Ole men treated a. beists are never
uoated--se 60 murder muIuer, aud crime crime
and all murders sud all crimes are les black than
these. Whatever the verdict Of the jury may be
upon thU charge Of treasOn--N hAteVer tie punsh-
meut, If The accused De- convicted a uHitOr.-hoS
ever, I'm cnsc u his rrccu'i'u, he mag he ranked
among political ctlns the verdict OF every generous
heart aud 0t hietDry l. Asa.nst this man A.
criminal than the Infamous Enrish Jetireys.
Nie-cd merely political leader, bis Whole public
career sun GIFTED pith sin'c noble action. aud his
speeclIo.sii l DE vanly searched Tor one generous
will BE- In every point delcrvci. The same kind OF
gloomy Odium that settled upon the nsmc Of James
H., but tuntOd deeper, Ne ho Nas INFINITELY more
criminal ia gather aud daIken around that VI Jcer.
son Davis"
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Extr aordinnry Accident.
Tho Manchester lrusJ GrArDiAy has Tho

Tho Manchester tEus.) GrAEDiAS has Tho FOL.
lowing.
Intelligence has hcen received IN London q the
melancholy death u Mrs. ArluIluHL lady, Who
vas on her wedding tour. The circumsAnctL AZ
far ~ hey are known, are these Mr.. aud Mrs.
Af.uthhoI had arrived Oh their excursion. 81 In
ttNaen On Thursday morning. jane 22l, they
te' out on horseback, and accompanied ty guide
- Ahccnd TIE Schelthorn, one Of Ne Rerueso AIs.
When they lett tho VILLAGE the weather Was as tne
~ could 10 deEred for such q trip. They hAd
f,ncheI about hsf way up the mountain, when
My sligl ted and walked some distance ur her.
The sky then b, came overloaded, hut tncre was
nothing IN appearance of the atmosphere which
gave any alarm to the guide, well accustomed to
such sudden changes. Mrs A uuthnot, feeling a
llt1le ured, sat down to reSl, and Mr. Arbuthnot
aud the guide proceeded sorno distance further UP
nc at'ent, but never went out Of sight or hearing
Of Their companion. In a few minutes a furious
ihunderstlrn burst over them, and they returned
As rapidly as they could 10 the spot where they
bad ion Ms. Arbuthuot. They found her dead.
hhc had teen struck by lightning, and killed I'M
slanianeousy. Ms. Atbnthuot was tie fourth
daughter or Lord Rivers aud niece u Earl Gran
vile.
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A GroNyler.

oSs Of the surlissi papers in Canals lie tho BAR.
IsH wnio published in TIE moulIy old town OF
Kingston. It's editor Is ss full Of sneers as Mephis.
topheles, and loses no opportunity to growl ..
"Ihe States" Here - his last:
Yesterday was tho Fourth Of july, . gay day
In tho United States bu! d dun DAY IN Kingston.
great many people went On rusdry excursions,
but more on accouut OF pleasure idleness, Oh an
from wish 10 celebrate Independence. There are
So few holidays in Canada, that every ono dispos-
ed for fun and jollty, readily soi4cs hold Of every
occasion 90 mako merry. We cannot admire .he
practice, bus thon what does il ali amount 10
The same people would so to see Vie President Of
the unlted States hanged, II only " make holl.
dav.
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1nE Mevcans are ia iuiter over the coucentra.
ton 81 United States soldiers on the RIO Grsnde,
aud the French CorRrnu pEs fTAs USis, " this
civ, thinks u ia mot 'u-thod by local circum-
stances" and that "thcroi,a mystery connected
with IL which It is difficult 70 penetrate" TIE
penetration that Ia At fault here must be a Httlc
obtuse. II would require good deal more peue.
rAton to discover the reason why the United
states should lcIye tho RIO Granlc unprotected in
tie present d soriery state Of affairs on the border
Tho soierssre there, Mr.. CouaRtEE, 10 keep their
eyes peced"-that's ell.