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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-28

The late John Palmer, whose father
was bill-poster, and who had occasion
ally practiced in the same humble hered-
itary occupation himself, being one eve
ming strutting in the green room with a
pair Of glittering buckles, gentleman
who was present remarked that they really
resembled diamonds. Sir" said the
actor with warmth, 81 would have you
know | never wear anything except dia-
monds :" 81 ask your pardon" replied
the gentleman, II remember the time
when you handled great deal of paste. :"
This produced a good laugh, which was
heightened by Banister's jogging him on
the shoulder, and dryly saying, "Hang
me, Jack, why don't you stick him against
the wall Z" -, r o
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-28
Ia the matter Of James ".
McksnA<y Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY

AkrRDsy, bankrupt w oNNNnOrlC''
Notice is hereby given that the second general
meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, will be
held before John W, May Register, II the ONCE OF
Geo. A. Wilson, in Paris, on the twenty eighth
daY Of August, A ID lS75, az ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon. and that the third geneI al meeting will
De held AZ the place on the twenty. dith day
Of September, a. 10 O'Clock, A ".
GEO. A. WILSON, Assignee.
So. Paris, Aug llth, ls41. l43w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-28
Nonresident Taxes,
la the town Of Fryeburg County Of oxford
AMI State Of Maine, for the year lS1.

la the town Of Fryeburg County Of Oxford
ami State Of Maine, for the year lSi7.
The following list Of taxes ON real estate Of
non. resident owners in the town ci fryrburg, iOr
the wear 1876, iu blls committed Ia Geo II Walker
CollertOr OF Taxes at said town, on Tie 2Ist
day of June, 1879. has been rtirrnei b., him
l. me a. remaining uGpaii nu thr hr-t day OF
June, 1871 liy MS certificate oi that date and now
remain uupnid and nOt',' is hereby giNrn that ID
lie said tINcs interest aud charge are not uah
into the Treasury ot said town within eighteen
months II ON The date of Tie commitment Of .AiI
hills 60 much of ia. real estate taxed ~ will b.
sunicent u nav the amount due therefor includ.
Ing interest and cha ges, will without further
notice be- -ud at public auction at tlr Treasurer
Onice. In said town, ON The H'ih day uf Dec.
emher, 1871, 10 . O'Clock Z. NJ:
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The Var IN EatrODe.

This grand work the result OF Rcccn, ar Eaten
Awe Travel In ail the counties named 10 i IH. sd
"tne'v book-tlr oNiY On the joe, -r- Oil. ..;-
selling published. one Arvut cold - 1..
the arsf dag. another, TO- u ir.t. aruf.r -
or forslfr A-r1st. don miss ths thr very .H-.
. make money ofrrff ne lIf fsr.f fr-s Nos
time. Send frr EHt-i Terms o. A-srts -ni 900 joe
A. D. WoEruiSeTOS Co, Publisher Hartford Ioau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-28

In what key would lover write a
proposal of marriage BE mine, ali
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Executors NaIr.

CALVIN EISHEE.
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The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
Death of a Railroad supsrioteaden,.

Death of n Railroad Superin fe ndent
CALAIS, Nov. 8.-W. W. Sawyer, Supein,
tendent of the st. Croix and Penobscot rail-
road, died last night at o'clock.
Palmer Knox Beats Fearnuught.
BIDDEFoRD, Now s.-Nearly two hundred
people attended the races here today. The
principal attraction was the stallion race fol-
5000 between McKenney's Palmer Knox and
Perry's Fearnaught. Both horses having been
raised and kept here for stock purposes great
interest attached to the race and large
amount of money changed hands. Palmer
Knox won three out of four heats. Best time
2 81. Fea'naught won the second heat in 2.41
The track was heavy.
Moody Can't Cone.
Mr.. Moody declines to labor in Biddeford in
December owing to engagements elsewhere.
Convicted of an Aggravated Assault.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 8.-Arthur Smith OF this
city, before the Supreme Judicial Court for fir
ing at VIM. Crockett, member of the Belfas
| company, duliug the state muster, was today
found guilty of an aggravated assault and bat
terry.
Thanksgiving.
The Governor and Council have designated
Thursday, November. 29tb, as Thanksgiving
Day.
Sunday school Convention.
The Universalists of the state this Afternoon
closed very profitable and largely ATTENDED
Sunday school convention Essays were reat
and numerous discussions participated in oil
the methods OF Sunday school work and VIVA
should be taught The state convention mex
| year will be held on the second week in Sep
/ TENDER.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
MINOR TELEGRA MS.

New Orleans cigar makers are on a strike.
They demand an increase of 50 per thousand.
Secretary Sherman has been imperatively in
struoted by the House to report the exact
amount OF gold in the treasury within ten days.
Walter f Bartlett, receiver of taxes in Tren-
ton, N. j., is defaulter to an amount of from
$4,000 to $4,000 He has been committed to
Jail.
The Sitting Bull commission are on their way
to st. Paul.
Capt. Miles has been ordered to take all the
Nez Perces captives to Fort Buford
The New Jersey Central Railroad is consider
ing plan of reorganization.
A mass meeting of colored men at Washing
ton Wednesday night, adopted suitable resolu.
tions on the death of Senator Morton.
Pay of custom inspectors in the New York
custom house is to be reduced to So. so per day,
the same as Boston inspectors.
Mrs. Augustus Nolan of Newport, Z. f., COM
mitted suicide yesterday. Insanity.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
Heavy Failures.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Nov. S-Corydon Weed Of
Bloomington, has filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities $1,800,000. Scarcely
any assets. Weed has been loaning money fol-
other parties on Illinois farm mortgages, guar.
anteeng principal and interest of loans Among
the creditors are the Etna Life Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, $270,OOO, and sundry New
York parties half million dollars.
NEW YORK, Nov. ga special from Mon
treal says that the financial circles are agitated
by the failure of the hardware firm of Mulhol-
land & Baker, which has been in business forty
years. Mulholland is a shareholder in several
banging institutions, and Baker is brother OF
the Solicitor General of Quebec. On the Stock
Exchange the announcement caused great ex-
citement. and bank stocks were subjected to a
rapid decline, the heaviest fall occurring in the
being institutions with which the firm has tran
sacted most of their banking business. II is
said that the Consolidated is involved to the ex-
tent of $4,000, and the Merchants for an
equally heavy amount. The liabilities are be.
lieved to be very heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09

VI our country have oftenespecially about election
time-been made the subject of laudation; but
when those useful parts of the human structure be-
come too visible in consequence Of leanness they can
scarcely be called graceful. The eye delights not to
dwell upon angles and ridges in either an or wom-
an. Moreover, extreme emaciation is sign of i'm
perfect digestion and consequent poverty of the
blood. Both these evils are remedied by Hostetter's
Stomach Btters, which render digestion an assimi.
aton certaintes in consequence of which the blood
acquires richness and the body substance. Thus are
the hollow places filled up and the angles rounded
OFT. Through the instrumentality OF this peerless
aid to digestion and promoter of physical we'll
being, the body rapidly gains in vigor color returns
to the hollow cheek, the appetite improves.
nervous symptoms vanish, and healthful impetus
is given to every vital function. nov5eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
FRANCE.
The DeBrOglie Cabinet to Rem ain in
Ofice-Di6erence Between Gambeita


The DeBroglie Cabinet to Remain in
Ofice-Difference Between Gambeiia
and Grevy.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-A Paris despatch has the
following: The DeBroglie cabinet will remain
in Office for the present. 1t is understood the
Left of the Deputies have resolved to iavali.
date the election of those candidates returned
by small majorities. 1t is rumored there are
differences between Grevy, President of the
Deputies and Gambetta.
Yesterdays Session of the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies.
VERSAILLES. Nov. 8.-The Senate today
elected the pres idents of its bureaus, five from
the Right and four from the Left. 1t then.
after an unimportant sitting adjourned until
Wednesday.
The Chamber of Deputies has verified some
OF the elections of the Republicans and de,
cided by large majority to postpone the dis
cusslon on the validity of the elections of Off
cial candidates, as the discussion would involve
important questions.
All presidents of the bureaux of the Cham
Der OF Deputies and their secretaries belong to
the Left.
The attitude of the Right Centre of the
senate IS attracting much attention, as it is
regarded as the pivot of the situation 1t Is
said now that the utmost the Cabinet can ex-
pect from this party is their abstention from a
hostile vote.
Mac MahoA's Positfon-He will mot Re.
sign NOR Ask his Cabi net TO at Present.
Thh Moniteur announces that President
MacMahon, at cabinet council this morning,
expressed firm resolution not to resign. He
said for the present he considered it his duty to
suspend all negotiations for the formation of a
new cabinet till debate and the attitude of the
Chamber of Deputies should furnish him a
basis for action. The ministers thereupon
Withdrew their es'gnations declaring they did
not wish to impose themselves on the Marshal,
but would support him energetically as long as
he required their services.
The Right of the Senate Assures the
President of the support of Majority
Ofthe Senate.
A Paris despatch says that the delegates of
all groups on the Right waited upon the Mar
shall tonight to assure him he might count on a
majority in tue Senate for an energetic defence
OF the country and society. Marshal MacMa-
hon replied ''Your declaration only proves
that l was right to rely on the support of the
Senate for conservative policy, which as you
know is the policy am to follow. '~
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 8.

An incubus sits upon it. foreign. although
not necessarily a hostile influenza Il present
ana general contentment will not again prevail
until It is removed. Were it not based upon
principles OF reciprocity, having the nature of
bargain struck to guarantee to cub-men the
contouance of those smaller comforts to whlcn
tney SO .tenaciously cling, it is probable that
this exchange of Inequalities, from the inner
ent inconvenience of the systemT would have
been abandoned long before this. But the reg
Mar habitue would suffer much sooner than
1ifa
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
NE w YORK.
Republicans Claim the Senate by is
acknowledgements Claim a Tie,


ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. S.-The Evening
journal makes the vote in this county on the
Secretary of State tie, with one or two dis.
tricts estimated. 1t reduces the Democratic
majority in the state to 10000. 1t says the
election of Marvin (Rep.) for Senator in the
23d district is certain, making the Senate
stand Republicans 10, Democrats IL, anti,
Tammany 1. In the Assembly it claims 67
Republicans to 81 opposition. Harris (Rep.
for Senator majority is footed up to 2O16.
NEW YORK, Nov. S-The Democratic State
Committee claim the election of Nochtman in
the sixth senatorial district by 81 votes Lathem
in the 9th district over Robertson by 400, Ham,
mond (probably) in the 26tb, Lamont in the
23d, and Payne in the 29th and that the
Senate is tie The Republican Committee,
on the contrary, claim 10 of the 80 Senators.
There are strong indications that the Brook
lyn ring resorted to the most outrageous frauds
to defeat Henry for Mayor.
The Tribune gives Mr.. Conkling the credit of
reducing the adverse vote 10 the New York
state ticket, carrying the State Senate, and
says ne IS able to point to the popular vote, if
he chooses, and declare that be is stronger in
New York than Hayes is in Ohio"
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
MARINE NEWS.
sloop sunk and Sci ooner wrecked.

sIoop Sunk and Schooner Wrecked.
RocKLAND, Nov. S.-Sloop Comet Capt. Saw
yer, went down during squall Monday after
noon, between Dyer's Island and Hurricane.
Six persons were on board but they were all got
safely ashore. The sloop was raised Wednes-
day. Capt. E. P. Young of White Island, also
lost his fishing schooner Pelew, which dragged
her anchor and went ashore in the gale of the
same day
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
Chicago Cn,,,e rJ.r,,s,.

CHICAGO, Nov. Seattle 27OO head shin.
ments 2SGO head; choice natives slow; supply large;
sales at % q 80; through Texas are active and
strong at 10 q 80; native butchers strong at "a
a 81; Cows $50 so; Steers Is a IS; stock
ers and feeders easy at 3 10 a 55 SWIM
Hogs-reeeipts 10000 head; shipments 100 head
no Philadeiphias called for; best quality co.
B0stonss 70 "a I 90; mixed packing at 60 "a 475;
all grades q 10 lower. closing dull - -
Sheep-recepts 200 head; shipments 1iOO head
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09

The New jersey Supreme Court has decided
that the action of the Hudson county free hold
ers 10 purchasing the Harrison estate for $780,
600 for site for new court house is illegal and
void.
Langdon W. Moore, the Cambridgeport bank
robber, has been turned over to the Boston de-
tectives. a
james G. Boving was held at Somerville yes
terdsy for murder in causing the death of Sarah
Hirkley, by abortion.
Judges Grason and Yellcott of Baltimore.
charged with malfeasance in office were acquit-
ted yesterday.
The loss by the fire in the oil-eloth works of
Powers & Son in New burg, n Y, yesterday.
will not exceed $4,000.
Patrick 81. Lynch, local politician of Pat
erscp, n. j., was yesterday convicted of bribe.
~ in paying delegate Sl0O to secure a nomi-
nation to small Office.
Several hundred coal miners resumed work
yesterday on the companies terms. They have
been idle for seven months.
Judge Townsend yesterday overruled the
motion for transfer of Congressman Smalls
case to the United States Court.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
From 10000 10 10000 Republican MA


IOrhty
Topeka, KS, Nov. S.LThe returns Is, come in
tice, receives the Republican vote and will have
handsome majority. The state will be from
10000 to $4,000 Republican.
LEAvENwoRTH. Ks, Nov S-The returns of
Tuesdays election in this state indicate small
vote in all the counties. The Republicans
elect their candidate, L. Humphrey, for Lieu
tenant Governor and A. P Horton for Chief
Justice by the usual majorities, considering tbs
number of votes polled. With but few excep-
tions the Republicans elect the county tickets.
Davis and Bourbon counties have gone for the
Greenbackers. The Republicans in this county
made the mistake of heading their ticket with
very obnoxious candidate for Sheriff, and as
the result had the whole ticket defeated.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY, November S,-The markets are quiet
with little or no change to note We quote Corn at
60 g 69c for lots and zoe for bag lots Meal &c
and Oats 45c. Sugars are firm and unchanged at
yesterdays quotations. Flour is still dull with
very weak feeling. Pork and Lard are unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09

SAN FRANC1SCO-Ar 30th, ship A Davis, Ford,
Hong Kong.
>, PENsACoLA-Ar 3d. sch Sadie wilcut, Watts,
CEDAR KEYS, FLA-Ar Cd, sch Hattie King.
CD "a, sch Eta A Simpson, Hart, New York.
Sld Isl; sch Ames, Achorn New York.
~ SaT va 9th, sch Bedabedec. Philadel-
CHARLESTON-Sl Sd. schs Hortensia, Larrabee,
Union a.. Island, Ga; Aneroid. Talbot Baltimore.
~ Wi.LMINGTON, NC-Ar 9Th, sch Laura Webb,
,GEoRGEToWN. Dc-Ar 9TH, sch Henry Adelbert.
~; ALExANDRIA-Sld 9th. sch John H Converse,
.. Passed down 9th, sch Fanny Shaw, from George.
:, BALTIMoRE-Cld 9Th, sch Eta Barter, Barter,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9Th, scbs Clara Leavitt,
Magee, do.
:, AZ 9Th. schs Bowdoin, Randall Windsor, Ms; Alb.
bic Pitman, Kennebec.
CID 9Th, sch Fleetwing. Maddocks, Saco
Cid 9TH, brig III B Cleaves, Cummings Demarara,
AT AT quarantine, sch Addie r Warner, Lewis, from
CID 9Th. sch Baracoa, McClintock Port Antonio.
IN NEW wv fokK-Ar 9Th, schs Sarah W Hunt. Spauld-
ing Port Antonio, ia; L A Edwards, Miller jack
sonyllle; Theresa Keene, Keene. Demarara via
Iq ni island Grand Island, Mcintyre, Rockport.
Passed through Hell Gate 9th, schs Red Jacket, I'm
New YORK Tor Boston; j Knowles, Port johnson
for do; Saml Hart, Philadelphia for do.
oh Ph6Qgy,lDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Ontario, Dow, from
PAWTICK ET-Ar 9Th schs W.. D. u,;,o.
Port johnson; Albert Jameson candase Rocnnd
NEWPORT1sJ sth h Ht Ian9age, h4cA p
In port 9Th, schs Pearl. GoIdfbwa;te soco for Nav
York; Cochece, Merriman, Rockport for do: Mary
Shields. Waite, Fall River for do: Cant John Mat.
thews. Providence for do; Geo E Prescott Guptill,
Philadelphia for Saco; Ella Pressey Pressev New
York for Newburyport; VIM Thomas, Littiejohn,
nebunk for New York; Essex Ceayes. Hoboken
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 7th scbs Hann;bol pardla
ton, and Congress, for New York; John Mayo, Bragg
VINEYARO-HAvEN-Ar 9th. schs Abper TAYLOR.
Dodge, Port johnson for Salem: Three Sisters Rak
er, Gardiner for Washington; lucia A snow Rich
mond for Baltimore.
BOSTON-Ar 7th schs Mary Stewart, Coombs.
Port johnson; Viola, Cole and Maria s. Knowlton,
Hoboken; Albert, Dix, Calais; VandalIa Mann, Sui
hvan; l. H Smith. Smith, Boothbay; A Williams,
Murch. Portsmouth.
Ar 9th, brig Belle Prescott. White. Buenos Avres
Ezabethport; Kate Foster Bunker. MiIibridee: Co.
sld Friah vMiscasset Sarah Weeks, Bath Her
6 6seI0 sti sch Sa, Agnes SdS Grace.
conn, Kingston. ia.
. SAMEMMAr 9Th schs Frank Maria Alley Perth
ampoyi Aulgator, Sprague, and Geo Kiborn, Dodge,
W oGohepi Tates, freeman Calais for Mystic;
AT It'll schs Clio Chico V io r WichdoIuc
New York: Maonat EIatobn pt uaIuiheT ior
nv a. Wade. WaIdoS,oro 'onei' for' oonnsoni hen-
DANVERS-Ar 7th. sch q W Dexter co,hv from,
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
DIED..
this civ. Nov q G

In this city, Nov 8, Samuel schoes, aged ~ year:
5 months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at O'clock
at India Street Uniyersalist Church
In this city, Nov. 8, Mrs Mercy Lowell York, wild
ow of the late Josiah Carter aged SO years MAINE
and New Hampshire papers please copy.1
10 months. - ~ '
lfuneral services on Sunday at ~ o'clock, at the
residence of Amos Abbott, Aliens Corner. Friends
are invited.
In Bath, Nov 8. Mrs. Allura B wife OF the late
Dea. John Larrabee, aged 20 years months
months. Ne - 's"A
In Durham, Oct. %, Mr. William Campbell, aged &C.
years months. e
In Brunswick, Oct. 29. Elodia Pomandon, aged 10
10 months. ' e - ''-
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
PENNsYLvANIA.
The Democratic Majority Dwind.inm

Down.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-The Press (Repnh-
lcan) says this morning: complete or close
ly estimated returns from 30 of the 66 counties
in Pennsylvania indicate that the Democrats
will elect Turnkey, their candidate for Supreme
Cours Judge, who runs tehind his ticket by
between 1000 and 1000. In the so counties
where tire maJoIities are 10, the Democrats
have 2943 votes to spare, while the Is to hear
from gave Hayes only 1854 over Tilden last
year. Unless unlocked for gains have been
made in those counties Judge Sterrett (Rep. J
for Supreme Judge is defeated"
Returns to midnight nearly compile from
every county in the state show majority of
1852 for Noyes (Dem)
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09

ECONOMY. The Oldest baking powder sold in this
market is Congress Yeast Powder. To try it is to
IKE lit being cheap and healthfu and especially
good Tor Dyspeptics when used in making biscuits,
dumpings and doughnus. All should use it,
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
MINNESOTA,
$4,000 Republican waieri,y.

New YORK, Nov ga special from ST.
Paul, Mimi, says the state has gone Republi-
can by $1,000 majority, and the election is con-
sdered the same as in Massachusetts, dis
tinct endorsement of President Hayes's
policy. The Legislature will be Republican by
20 or 80 majority,
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09

New YORK, Nov. s-Evening.-Money at "a &
per cent. ON call. "
sterlinS Exchange weak at 80 for long and ss2
for short sight. ''4
Cola steady at 1929 throughout the day; CARVING
The Customs receipts to-day were 1921, 900, The
treasury disbursements were $685. 100 for interest
and $3S7, 400 for bonds. Government bonds steady
State bonds neglected. Railroad bonds are dull h2t
firm. A puo
The transactions at the Stock Exchange TODAY ag
gregated shares, including 800 shares Lake
q western, 300 shares North Western, 1900 shares
st Paul, 1870 shares illinois Central, 1900 shares
Delaware 81 Hudson Nioo 10
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
Further COORDINATION of Mukhtar'z De


Official returns place the Russi 81 losses
from the commencement of hostiliti 5 to the
1st inst, at 81 sol men.
The Montenegrins are bombardng Fort Ser
dan near Spuz They have 20 siege guns in
position before Podgoritza.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09

The Fishery Domination.

HALIFAX, Nov. THE evidence taken be-
lore the fishery commission has all been print
60, and it is expected the awards will be given
abont the 23d inst. British agent Ford and his
secretary, Byrne, will sail from Halifax for
AiVerpool by the first steamer in December.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
MARRIED..

In Baldwin, Nov. l. by Rev. A. Cole of Cornish
Arthur c. Libby and Miss Lydia j. McKenney. both
of Portland.
In Bath, Nov. 8, Silas Hart and Miss Mary E. Rob-
inson. "
In Augusta, Nov. 7, seiden B. worthley and Miss
Mary r. Turner
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, Nov. 8.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows yesterday.
Gross Exchanges. .44s ia
Net balances.'.'.... .'........."...".. 30,179 65
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
MEMORANDA.

Ship VIM A Campbell of Thomaston, from Liver
pool ior mobile; was spoken about Oct 23l, twenty
miles south Of Tuskar. with loss of yards.
Sch Allie Cakes, of Rockland, Capt Pilsbury from
New York for Bangor with corn struck on a ledge
near White Head, 9th INST, and came off badly dam
aged and making much water. She was taken into
seal Har6or and thence to Rockand, where she will
haul out for repairs.
sen Forest Queen, of Belfast, with wood, parted
Doth chalns and was driven ashore at Brigader ISL
and In the gale night of the I'd inst.
pen Union, Mills, from Castine for st John, NIB,
out material damage and will proceed.
sen Iexas, Sellers, went ashore on Ayery's Point,
ed and full of water.
Sen Mary Lymburner parted chains and went
ashore in the Horseshoe 9Th inst -.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
TFROM MERCU NT,c ryru.Ncr1

IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Cid at Philadelphia Sth, sch Elya E Petteng
York, Portland.
Ar at New Orleans It'll, ship Riverside Woodward
Ar at Greenoek It'll inst, brig Hattie NJ Balm, from
Portland.
AT at Gibraltar prev 7th inst, barque Henry Nor
we'll burgess, Philadelphia; sch Prescott Hazeltlne
Mcdonald, New York
Ar at Shoreham 9Th, sch Anrie Whiting, FIN Ban.
gor via Castlne for Niewe Diepe o. $3.50
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-zouB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGEALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. g. Il A. M.))
For New England,
Quay, rainy weather, warm southerly, veering
to cold northwest winds, falling barometer. fol.
lowed by rising barometer and clearing
weather.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-09
wac MahOA's FosItfon-He will mot Re.
sign NOR Ask his Cabi net to at Present.


Amelia Queen dowager of Saxony, is dead
The decision of Lord Moncref, the referee in
the arbitration between the CLYDE shipWrjghts
and shipbuilders, was given yesterday in favor
of the latter. The referee holds that the state
of trade on the Clyde does not warrent an ad-
vance of wages. The lockout has lasted six
months.