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STILL UNSOLVED.
The Coroner's Jury Disagree on the
Libbey Case.
Five TIL ink it Murder and One Suicide.
rspecial Despatch to the Press.1

Especial Despatch to the Press.l
PENNINGTON, July 9.-The Temple mystery
is still unsolved After three days session the
jury was unable to agree, standing five that
Mr.. Libbey was murdered by some unknown
party, and one that he committed suicide. The
first vote was three for murder and three for
suicide.
Howe, the principal witness, upon whom
suspicion has been fastened, told quite clear
story, though some think he has sadly crossed
himself. He is modest appearing man. He
has hare lip, which interferes badly with his
speech, besides an impediment. Libbey's
father and brother are confident he was muir
dered, but do not say Howe had any hand in
it.
Detective Head says all hope of discovering
anything now is gone as parties in their search
for Libbey's hat, which is missing, have oblit-
Grated marks which would have aided him in
ferreting it out. Public sentiment here and in
Temple favor the murder theory.
The doctors found Mr.. Libbey's skull frac-
tured, but whether before death or after could
not be settled. 1t appeared to have been eau
sed by blow, but perhaps may be accounted
for by the poking with poles and spades in the
hole where the body was found. There were
some purple spots on the neck which may have
been caused by choking OR by decomposition.
The result of the autopsy is, on the whole,
against the suicide theory
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The creditors of the Dennison Manufactur-
ing Company held meeting at the Falmouth
Hotel yesterday and listened to the statement
of the company's condition. This statement is
given elsewhere.
The coroner's jury in the Libbey case arriv
ed at no unanimous decision. Five believed
the murder theory and one the suicide theory.
A man named Leonard Welch of Saco is ac-
cused of brutally treating his six years old
boy, inhicting SO severe injuries that it is
doubtful if the child RECEIVERS.
AT Bowdosn College yesterday the Phi Beta
Kappa and Alumni associations held their an
nual meetings. Prof. Everett delivered me
mortal address on the late President Woods.
The commencement concert took place in the
evening
The American Institute of Instruction con-
tinued its sessions at the Fabyan House yes
terday.
Gen. Sickles is said to be candidate for the
Secretaryship of War.
The House of Commons has adopted nc
ton to establish department of agriculture
despite the opposition of the government
The Liberals have lost heavily in the Aus
trian elections.
The Governor of New Hampshire has re-
fused to commute the sentence of Buzzell, the
Ossipee murderer, and he will be hung today.
In the college race at Saratoga yesterday the
Cornells had no competitors.
A case of yellow fever has appeared in Mem
phis and there is great excitement there.
1t is said that Vandesbilt has consented to
lease one of the roads between Detroit and
Toledo to the Grand Trunk and Atlantic &
Great Western.
George Sennott, well known Boston law
yer, died yesterday.
News from Zululand is to the effect that the
British have begun an advance along their
whole line
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar LIST, ship Two Brothers,
Bates, Seattle.
BRUNSWICK-Ar I'd, sch John Lord, Thomas,
Martinique
Ar All, sch Geo W yewett, Blair, Martinique.
Cid 3D. sch Mary Helen, Jellison, New York; VIM
Frederick. Ames, do; Ella, Condon Boston.
Sid 18th, sch Florene Tower, Adams, New York.
RICHMONDzAr 9TH; schs Seventy-Six, Robinson,
Kennebec; G Terry, do.
ALEXANDRIA-Ar eth, barqne Nicola Harper,
GEORGETOWN. DC-Ar 18th, barque L Carney,
jackson, Philadelphia.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed In 7th, barque F L
Passed in Sth brigs Eva n johnson, Allen, from
Kennebec for Baltimore Z IL Munroe Knowles,
Passed in 9Th, brig Eva n johnson, Allen, from
Kennebec for Baltimore.
BALTIMORE-Ar 7th, sch Roger Drury, Baker,
Kennebec.
Ar Sth, barque David Chaplin, Bunker, Boston;
schs L G Knight Pratt, Portland Albert Clarence,
Halves, do; Geo Marts, and Eva Yates, Yates.
Kennebec
Also ar 9Th, briggs Ellen II Munroe, Knowles and
Lizzie Wyman, Fossett, Boston; schs Sophia Kranz,
Smith, Kennebec; w S Jordan, Crowell, New Ha-
ven Ihos Stone, Pitcher Boston.
Cid Sth, sehs L A Knowles, Fossett Boston; Belle
Hooper, Gilkey do; Ada Simonton, Hall, do.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch NJ X Rawley, Farr
Kennebec.
CID 7th. sch Alfred w Fisk. Kelley. Providence.
Ar Sth, brigs Edith, Gates, Caibaren; II Houston,
Staples, do; Edith Hail. Derwiner, Cienfuegos; schs
" Rawley, Farnum, Kennebec.
Cid 8th, schs A P Emerson, Emerson, for Bangor;
d g. G Lee Smith. Portland.
Below, schs Nellie Shaw, from Trinidad Norman,
from henneDec.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater Sth, brig Mary Z Pen
nell, Eaton. Sagua, (and sailed for New York;
NEW Y0RK-A Sth, ship II S Sanford, Sleeper,
Greenoek 32 davs; brigs Robinson, Clark, Car
denas; G S PACKARD. Amesbury, do; sens j w Saw
yer, Orchard San SALVADOR Eugeue, Cidrk,
SCnville; Clara Leavitt, Lombard, Cow Bay; + A
Pike, Noble, Calais; F Nelson, Hobrook, Bangor;
Providence.
Cid Sth, ship Imperial, Crosby for San Francisco;
sch Mary L Weber, Allen, Demarara.
Passed the Gate 9Th, schs B + Farnham, FIN New
York for Bangor; Huntress, do for Lubec; G ID
French do for Bath.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 7th, sch Isabella Jewett, Ran
PROVfDENCE-Ar 3d. sch H Kelley, Chase
Port Antonio.
Sid Sth sch Neptune Small. Yew York
NEWPORT-Ar 9Th, sch Alfred Howe, Kelley
Port johnson.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9Th, sch j Knowles,
Hinckley Philadelphia.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 7th, U S steamer Pow
haitian, Fillebrown, from New York for Portsmouth
Tor Portland; schs Elva Pettengill York, Phila-
delphia for Bath; Ariel, Candage, Weehawken for
do IL G Bird, Bunker, do for Vinalhaven; Nellie
Coffin, Cole Shulee, Ms for do; Carrie Belle, Seavy,
Kennebec for Baltimore.
Sid 7th brig Ellen Maria schs Copy, Hannibal
X Woodward, Smith Tuttle Jas ODonahue, Eliza
Coffin Elva Pettengill, and others.
BOSTON-Ar 9Th, barques Jennie Cobb Small,
ME L Wilder, French, Port johnson.
Cid Sth schs Mary f Pike, Good, Hillsboro NIB;
Damon. Haskell, Hoboken; j w Drisko, Haskell,
do; Nellie Brown, Young, Kennebec.
Ar 9th, schs Anna Frye, Bryant, Weehawken;
Tampa, Sanborn, Port johnson Napoleon, Tarr,
Bangor.
GARDINER-sld 9th, sch Congress, Harrington,
New York
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Yokohama 9TH inst, ship New Era Snow,
New York.
In port June 10, barque Frank Maria, Dow, for
San Francisco, ldg.
Sid I'm shanghae May %, barque Penang, Patten,
NagaJaki, (gets $1,000 in full.)
Sid fni Almeira June IL barque Nina Sheldon,
Bigley New York.
Sid FIN Barcelona 4th inst, sch Sarah Potter, Wall,
Sid I'm Rochfort Sd inst, barque Mary Chapman,
Wyman, Baltimore.
Sid I'm Amsterdam 9th inst, barque Archer, Wilder
Ar at Liverpool Sth inst, ship America Blethen,
Ar at Falmouth, E, sth inst. barque C D Bryant,
Ar at Queenstown 7th inst, ship Sea King, Adams.
San Francisco.
Ar at Victoria, VI, June c0th barque Willard
Mudgett, Staples, Callao
Ar at Rio Janeiro june 18th, brig Clara Jenkins,
New oPR Ioh Shin sen obn nun Mar %sr KO }n
Antwerp.
Sid 9TH, ship Portland Lloyds Morse, San Fran
cisco.
At Barbados June 23d, barque Com Dupont,
Crockett for Boston, ldg.
At Point-a,Pltre June 22d, brig Rabbon COombs,
for New York, ldg; sch Nellie Bowers, Spear, from
Boston, dsg.
Ar at Lasuayra June 4, brig A G gewett, Reed,
Ar at Porto Cabello June 22d, barque Carrie
Heckle, Philadelphia for Curacao.
Ar at North Sydney 9th inst, sch Marta Brewer,
Sid I'm Halifax, Ms, 9TH inst, ship Constellation,
for Portland.
Ar at Brid5 water, Ms, 4th inst sch orrie Drisko
Drisko Macnias
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 9TH inst, sch Ada Ames, Adj
ans, for New York.
Ar at st John, NIB, 9TH inst, sch John Wentworth,
Clark Bucksport; Isola Smith, Calais.
Cid 18th, sch Harmona, Sylvester, New York.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid FIN Cuxhaven June "a, Charter Oak, Staples,
from Hamburg for New York
Ar at Deal 18th, l. j Morse Ames, Adelaide via
Queenstown for Calais.
Sid I'm Liverpool 26th, Geo f Manson, Humphrey,
Bombay.
SPOKEN.
june p, Oft Tuskar, ship John Bryce, Morse, from
Liverpool for Calao.
July g. lat % 20, lon 20 49, brig Daphne, Cope
land from Cardenas for New York.
July T. of Hatteras AT miles, barque Tillie
Barker from Caibarien for New York
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The British Ministry Defeated.
LONDON July 9.-In the House of Commons
a motion to establish department of agricul-
ture and commerce under a special cabinet
minister was adopted despite the objections of
the government.
In the HouGe of Lords the government
Irish University bill was read second time.
The debate tended to show that the govern
ment may hereafter consent to additions to
the bill tending to satisfy the claims of the
Irish Catholics in regard to endowments.
The Funeral of the Prince Imperial.
LONDON, July 9.-The following are the Off
cial arrangements so far made for the princes
funeral: The Enchantress will reach the roy
al arsenal, Woolwich, between 5 and 7 o'clock
Friday evening. The coffin will be carried
ashore by seamen to an isolated octagonal
dome-roofed structure used as an armory by
the Kent Rifle volunteers The interior OF The
building, which is only twenty feet in dame
ter, will be draped in black. The coffin will
be opened Immediately when it arrives here
and the corpse formally identified. Thre will
be a few watchers. Sentries will remain in
the armory all night with strong guard of
Saturday morning the coffin will be placed on
a gun carriage drawn by eight horses and con-
veyed to Chiselhurst, escorted by the Royal
Horse Artillery.
Foreign Notes.
Another series of trials for political offences
will commence at Kieff, Russia, Saturday.
The French Deputies rejected the amend
ment to the education bill aiming at the
prohibition of all religious orders from teach
ing.
The damage by the recent eruption of Etna
is estimated at $200,CJ0.
In the election for the representation of
great landed proprietors of Moravia in the
Reichsrath, the Liberals lost six of nine seats
which they formerly held. The blow is much
felt by the party.
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WASHINGTON.
The Result of Democratic O.

The Result Of Democratic Congress.
WASHINGTON, July ga special agent of
the Post Office Department has just ar
rested in New Mexico a mail robber belonging
to gang of Texas highwaymen. The judge
granted an order of removal to Texas, but the
United States marshal had no money to pay
the necessary expenoe. He telegraphed the
marshal of Texas but the latter was in the
same condition. The post office agent there
upon started for Texas with the prisoner, stage
companies carrying him on trust, the agent
providing provisions for an So milcJ journey
ard guarding the desperate night and day
!. lGelf.
The Commission to Codify the Land Laws
The commission created to codify the
land laws and aloo to make recommendations
with view to important changes in the exist
ing land system, organized today. Commits
sioner Williamson of the General Land Office,
is chairman. Committees were appointed to
report detailed programme of operations and
plan for subdividing the labors of the COM
mission,
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Corrected Tor the PRESS to July 3, 1873.
ASE,ns UrN.,
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Railroad M9ttarS.

New YORK, July 9-Negotiations have
been in progress several weeks for leasing one
Detroit. Representatives of the Grand Trunk
and Atlantic and Great Western roads have
held frequent conferences with Vanderbilt and
it is said he has consented to a joint use of one
of the roads by these companies. Cyrus w.
by Scion Humphrey, go to Saratoga to hold
final conference with Vanderbilt in regard to
the lease.
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European Markets.

LONDON, July 9-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 81 g.
16 for money and 81 1916 for account.
LONDON, July 9-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ies-United States bonds, new 5s, E106; new 12s
100; As 1041a.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-12. 80 P. M.-Cotton in mod
crate inquiry and freely supplied uplands at 6 10
led; Orleans I'd; sales 6 900 bales including 1000
for speculation and EXPORT receipts 100, all Amer
can.
LIvERPooL, July 9-12.3O P. M.-Flour at Ga
1913; Winter Wheat 1000 6; Spring do. 4a8 8;
California average 500 6;club do 8 3ld3 8; Corn
4l4 2; Peas, II. Provisions, &c.-Pork, at At;
Beef at II 6; Bacon, 20 6@27; Lard, 80 3; Cheese
SO 6; Tallow 80, at London 80 6.
PARIS, July 9.-Rentes 116 90.
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SPORTING.
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA LAKE, July 9.-At 1880 the Cor
nell College four started alone for the mile
and a half and made the distance in 9.15. At
II j. Lewis of Cornell rowed in the college
alone, making the mile and a half in 11.54a.
In the six-oared race, the Shawmuts of Bos-
ton, Mutuals of Albany, and Dauntless of
New York, started The latter boat carries a
boy coxswain. AT half mile the Shawmuts
led Mutuals second At one mile the same
order, but the Mutuals won, Dauntless second
Shawmuts last. Time-S.50, 9.03l, 9.114.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.
Corrected by WOODBURY. & BIoULToN Investmen
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets


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THE ZULU WAR.
A General Advance of the British.

CAPETowN, June 24.-General Crealock
reached Fort Chelmsford June 18th. A
general advance was made June Goth, and
Umlalagi rive was brid9ed June Dist. Gen.
NewdiSate has reached Upoko river, his adj
vance guard being near IbabvanSo. Col.
Ward was expected to join Gen. Crealock in a
few days. 1t is rumored that Cetewayo has
withdrawn his regiment which was watching
the first division in order to defend his kraal
The AmatonSas are prepared to enter into
alliance with the British.
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In the Fourth District court in San Fran
cisco yesterday DIR. Samuel p. Chalford lplead-
ed not guilty of the murder of Josiah Bacon of
Boston. A commission was appointed to take
testimony in the Eastern States.
A lady named Martha Marion, from Walton,
fell from the rocks at Gloucester, Mass, yes
terday, and was drowned.
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The Commission to codify the Land Laws
MASSACHUSETTS.
Arrest for Incendiarism.

AIT6SI TOT IuCeuuIdTISn.
Boston, July 9.-Wm. Hayes of Salam was
arrested yesterday in charge of incendiarism.
He is accused of firing the Putnam ice house
in Danvers December 1876; also a building in
Peabody in 1877, and the Boston & Maine
Railroad flag station in 1876 Hayes is the
proprietor of the Washington House in Salem,
and is a well known politician of Essex county
Bonds were fixed at $20,Cc0.
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Chicago Cattle yEnrlxef.

CHICAGO, July -Hogs-Recepts 10000 head;
shipments 4,40Oshead; market steady; mixen pack
ing 50'93 70; light S5@4 90; choice heavy at
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; shipments $500;
market is dull; native Steers at 30t15 05 Texans
2 5062 70.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market steady 2 SOC
5 90.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, July s, by Rev. C. A. Hayden, George
W. Adams and Miss Hattie NJ. Cole of Gray
In Brunswick, June 20, Aaron Hinkley and Mrs.
Rhoda s. Wilson.
In Westminster, VT, July 2, Chas. A. Dickinson,
pastor elect of the I'd Parish, PortlShd) and Miss
Esther Goodridge of Westminster
In Dover, n. H., Mr.. H. A. Melcher and Mary F.
Preble, both of Bath.
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Strike in the Coal Regions.

ALLENTOWN, July Coal miners at Eckley
and Buckmountain collieries struck this
morning for advance of wages. 1t is expected
there will be general strike in the Hazelton
region.
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A Yellow Fewer Case in Menontis

body OF Frank Mulleran, who died today, was
held by six leading physicians who pronounced
the cause of his death yellow fever. All de-
clare it a sporadic case. Great excitement
prevails
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Women on a Strike.

ROCHESTER, July eighty ladies, stitchers
in the Wallace factory, struck for higher pay
this morning. The feeling is with the strikers
and unless a compromise is made at once a
general strike is imminent.
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DEATHS.

In Falmouth, July 8, Rebecca NJ. Skillin, aged SO
years months.
Funeral to day at II O'clock from the residence
of Silas Skillin.
In Westport July 7, Miss Serena NJ. Tarbox, aged
90 years 10 months.
In Kennebunkport, July g. Margaret, widow of
Capt. Thomas Wildes, aged 81 years months.
In Hadley, Mass, July 4, Elizabeth McGregor,
wife of Rev. E. S. Dwight, D. D., of Hadley, and
daughter of the late Rev. John r. Adams d. D.,
formerly of Gorham, Maine.
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isales of the Brokers Board, July 81
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In New York, though the demand is by no means
active fair busine in the aggregate hrs been CON
summated, considering that the week has been
broken by the advent of holiday. Dealers, as
ton, though but few anticipate any real activity IN
til past the middle of The month.
In Philadelphia this is a broken week and the
transactions have fallen off. The excitement re-
corded for several weeks past has somewhat snbsid
ed and the current business is carrie on in rather
quiet manner.
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FISHERMEN.

Ar at Canso 9TH inst, sch Cora Lee, from Roekport
tor Banks.
Sid 9th, sch NJ A Mclean, for Halifax.
Cid at Halifax It'll, sch Sabine Holmes, (from
Magdalens) for Eastport.
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Ar at New York 9th, ship H S Sanford, Glasgow;
barque Mary Hale, Higgins Havana; brig From
tier, Ruatan; sch Hannah McLoon, Cienfuegos.
Sid I'm Cadiz Sd inst, sch Martha Halle, for
United States.
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, ship Gettysburg, Call,
st John, NIB.
Sid 18th, ship Sabine, for New Orleans.
Ar at Santander Sth, barque Western Belle, I'm
New York
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres May 26, sch Grace Andrews
for New York; 2Stb, barque Martha 7 Tucker, for
Rosario.
In port June 1, barque Sarah A Staples, for Mon
teyideo.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar LIST, ship Two Brothers
Bates, Seattle.
BRUNSWICK-Ar I'd, sch John Lord, Thomas
Martinique.
Ar 4th, sch Geo W Jewett Blair, Martinique.
Cid I'd, sch Mary Helen, Jellison, New York; Wn
Frederick. Ames, do; Ella, Condor, Boston.
Sid 7th, sch Florene Tower, Adams, New York
. RICHMOND-Ar 18th. schs Seyenty-SiX Robinson
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 9-Evening- Money market
easy at 214@3M per cent. on call, closing at 219
for long and 4S7 q 9487a4 for short. Governments
active; of new As over S750,00O changed hands at
last board at 1O17s State bonds-Louisiana consols
sold at 45G461s Railway mortgages firm The
stock market closed firm.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
1O3, 900 shares.
10 do,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY g. 1879.
Owing to the holidays of the past week the only
change we have to record in the wholesale market
is reduction in pollock from 2 1892 rs to ESQ
ESQ; an advance in sheet lead from 41aG51ac to
&c; an acvance in oil of Zee kerosene, Portland
refined petroleum and Ligonia, and 14c on drop and
buckshot.
The excitement in the New York Produce Ex-
change was continued to-day. Flour rose 1Oc and
Wheat 1911 Zee, while Corn declined 1a@s4c. 1t
is reported that the July deal in Wheat WIS cor
nered and that August Wheat was put up in sympa-
pathy. One firm alone within a few days shipped a
million bushels of Wheat to England
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FINANCIAL.
GeEAA INVESTED,
SJAVV EARNED
SH.3jS

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Daily Domestic Yace;pts.

PORTLAND, July g.
For Portland, 8 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, RAT cars miscellaneous mer
chandise.
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Boston Stock Market.

BY, water conveyance-1OoO bush Cornmeal to G.
W. True g. Co.