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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
Circuit Court for Lafayette County.


John II. Keep
against Judgment dccketed Oct b
Road Company. For Damages S4-,0sa 50.
Costs, SO - !
yGT virtue Of Al Execution di-ac'~f ana deliver
81, 4i, % levy and collect the tU{i
amount the inc grnrnt the above entitled suit,
WITH interest the day the docket
seized AL lerir5 upon ;he franchises Of the
said 1rndanr together vita all tbs rights and priviIeE
thereof al their corporate property. hsVh rea
and personal which ia expose To sale ~ Pubc al-t-
ion as the direct the front door sf tie Cnurt
House tho city Of Mineral Point Tuesday, the 18Th
.3av Of Au-il next a 10 o'clock a. II.
Dated March p, is53.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff
J. NJ. Keep PLsutG ia person
The above sale IS pos o- til the Ilth day a May
THCNAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff ioxa Co4nJy-
SaeIifs cGce, App :, 1883.
The a5ove sale Is further postponed uutiI the 18th da
Of MAY 1852 same place sad boar Of the day
THOMAS MeE ARiA&D.
Nav H. 1859. shsrff Cnunfy-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

CHASGE-or NArLs-The mail from Galeua to
Arena supplying Hazel Green. PlatteviIle. Cot
tage Inn, Mineral Point, Dodgeville. aud other
intermediate offices, has been changed from dai-
i 70 tri-weekly.
The mail from Mineral Point 20 GaIena via
BENTON New Diggings. Oak Grove &c, has been
changed from weekly to serni-weekly.
Between Mineral Point and Highland. via
Linden, - now have bet one mail week
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
B-j.lnin Thomas & Companv, }

ID virtue ofan Execution issues out from ~. crcuf.
ID Coar- OF Iowa County svs thfs day levied upon
all The h- and tntereS 81 Peter Lay South
Fat quarter OF Section - Township 5 Range 4 Fast
sieh he had the 30s day 81 July, A H. 1855 which
w sell a. pabiie Auction Al TIE frozs door Of the
Court House in the city Mineral Point 20 the high
bser cash. the tn day of june next, 1853,
tween ti- h.gr and O'Clock afternoon
Dated 5 sri5's Once pril 18Th, I5ss
4H0AA- McEARL.A\D sheriff.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
FORECLOSURE SALE

HaFkeF speHslg, FlaiatiI, STATE q Wisconsin
agatEsl
Matilda Hood Defendant Iowa County Circuit Court
ID virtue Of Judgment OF foreclosure aui sale made
n lie above entitled action the 5t day of March
loJ9 snail on the d gay OF september A j. fs9s at
the hour % clock. +. j! Of day, expose for sale
and se at peblsc auction, hest h,er for cash
IN hand 1t the front door OF the Court House IN :he
city 81 Mineral Point County and State aforesaid, The
tue following described Morleed premises much
thereof az sti be sdclent 70 raise the OF 1919 5uz
besides interest aud accr0ing toit Out Let
Der two hundred and tlirty-ive (5 and al part
- Out Lot nanber two hundred and ortyseven i247D
ne" heretofore decided to the Mineral Point Rail Road
5nPany and Thomas Davey, ia the Village nov city,
OF Mineral Point, in the county vi Iowa, Wisconsin
Dated SaerId Office Mineral Point, Wisconsin, March
Is, 1853
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
COBB MEssAORE, Attorneys. 6nI2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
MORTGAGE SALE.
Pardon Wright and
Harriet WriS4t,
against

Pardon Wright and
Harriet Wrts4t.
zgGtrst
JOHN 3. " 1iteiow-
IL pursuance Il Judgment and decretal order made
~ the E5rruit Court of Io=z county the I'D cay
I March %, 1885, shall offer sale X Pubic Ven
Tue front door q the Court House, in the city o.
Mineral Point. the county Of Iowa Aforesaid TIE
> day u Mas nest a tao O'Clock n the afternoon Oh
that dy the taoEing described kesl Estate = Wit
Ail thu. part ~ lets and t@J IN Block thirteen
S.ronC,z Addition 20 the village ri AIcera Point
ceptIng heretofore Decided bs Harriet 1soH-
nox Harriet Wri-nt, Charles i3si-ki. sa premise,
ire sitazte II the SSH county Iowa ana state g Wis
sor-lnfyat-1 this 81 Jay q De-e.5er- = p, lo5s
GEORGE MESSEI.saif it. Sheriff
Iowa Co.. " -
P4rrrY fTCS Aft'v for Plain IEs- sulss8
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

IA Prg5ate-t9taHt8t1 LeHat7 Court
In me EATER o. tie Gaarai -Hship Of GE0..E s. RACE
=
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue
\ and parsuanse of order of license made f.,
matter the trd day Of Nay, 1889 hv the C0un
f;0aTt of the SoEntE Of Columbia state Of Wis
-srsiH, the Undersigned, G1ariaE George l. Race,
MAJOR, Nl the IGth day o. JBu@. 4 1883. Al
clock The afte-nc0n tire dwelling house Of Asa
Hunsau, IN TIE To%a 81 wsisw5ck, II the county OF
Tnev sad safe. SAFE a. pabte ven1ae. tho
fIsa ing ss~crl.t-l iszs. sit: Tie north west quar-
.er Of tie neF:h quarter Of section No
sen 81 IL tov-L~1g No I've t5l north of REgs No.
four Fst conzauig Forry Aeres Of Land, 1T ,sated
in ne eouats OF Iowa and Sts-s Of Wisconsin
The terms Of vii kaszu time and
plzre CT sale
Dated Nay 7.h. 15zs. aotds
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

RuS 's3xER-Be saw small child ran over
~ horse aud buggy en- High street Wednes-
day last. trlt fort snately without receiving ma
terial injury Palan cannot be ,on cautious IL
keeping small children from The streets. Pc
sons driving through the streets where children
are at play shout, aI-o be careful.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

PlzEs Pax teams continue 70 pass through
this city. in large numbers Many are bound TO
sec the elephant at all hazards From recent
accounts there a many the back track as
there are enronte FIR the reported gold region.
Vine hundred teams on their rsturn, passed
Fcrt Kearney IN one week. We hear of no gold
81 any account beng sent 5ack a. yet.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jacob Nahier and Wm-
Weudte, Plaintiffs State OF Wisconsin,
against Circuit curt
Michael Nj 4ier and Jo- tor Iona County.
hannah Miller, Defts
virtue Of judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
ID IN the above entitled action the day March
\. D. 1859 shah the I'D dry Of september A. D.
1889, at the hour OF clock P p expose sale and
sell Al publ auction the highest bidder
hand at the front door Of the House IN the City
Mineral Point county and aforesaid the follow
lay described AortgaCe preLss much thereof
shah be sufficient the Of $3.50 IL besl-es
interest AMI 1ccIuiu costs. tOwit The equal uuaivi
ded half part share Of lot No hundred and
Jl06l Of lett Survey the CITY of Mineral Point
the county Of Iowa ana State OF Wisconsin.
Dated She-iHs office, 3iiner7I Point, Iowa Co, Wis
Isl March Is lS59.
THOMAS MOI AFtLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
Corr 4 NAssNoRE Attol ue.s Tor PLLIntllI.. 6ullL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

- We would invite attention to the adrer-
tlseiaent Of Mr. Wu JAcKA IN another column
Beng first class workman himself and en-
ployiag none but those who are competent. We
have no doubt III, boots and shoes VIII give gen
erai satisfaction TO wearers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

We are requested TO say that Rev Mr.
AosHka viii preach at the P. NJ. Church. on
SabbatA morning, May 18th. subject-IHE b.
BILE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue Of jugmen. Of foreclosure and sale made
ID in the above entitled acoE the 5th Gay ~ March
y. ID. lsJ9, shall the 2}d day OF September, A D.
1859 at the hour Of o'clock z. H.. expose for sale and
sell Al pIoic auction the highest bidder cash
hand al the front door the House, the city
at Mineral Point county and state aforesaid, tht follow
Ing described AOrEaec premises. much thereof
shall be sufficient Co raise the of 800 9s, besides
interest and accruing cost towit The north halt Of
the north east quarter IF section number thirteen 49,
IN township number five o. north q range number
three 90 EAST containing eighty OF land, situate
Il Iowa county.
Dated Sherfs Office, Mineral Point Wisconsin,, March
IS, $50.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
CoBB X MEssAoRs Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6mI2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24


attend
BIT ORDER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Nay 20. 1859.
.E- We are requested TO say that Rev. Mr.
AosuEa viii preach at the p NJ Church. on
Sabba,A morning, May 18th. subject-IHE b.
BE.
CHAxGEor N,rLs.-The mail from Galeua to
Arena. supplying Hazel Green. Platteville Cot
tage Inn, Mineral Point, Dodgeville, aud other
intermediate offices, has been changed from ciai-
i 70 tri-weekly.
The mail from Mineral Point 10 Gaiena via
benton New Diggings. Oak Grove &c. has been
changed from tri- weekly to seni-weekIy.
Between Mineral Point and Highland via
Linden, - have bet one mail week.
RuS aaxER.-Te saw small child run over
~ horse aud buggy On High street on Wednes-
day last. trit fort nateIy without receiving
terial injury Pan cannot be con cautious IL
keeping small children from the streets PEI
sons driving through the streets where children
are at play shout. aI-o be careful.
PssEs Pax teams continue 70 pass through
this city in large numbers. Many IRE bound 70
zee the elephant at all hazards From recent
accounts there are A. many on the back track
there are enronte fa- the reported gold region.
Nine handred teams their return, passed
Fort Kearney IN one week We hear of no gold
Of any account beng cont back as vet
Is II W'u'a invite a1teh'ioh = ne az e.
tlseaeHt q af. " n JAcKA. N another column
Beng first class worknaa himself, and en-
ploysag none but those who are competent. Ne
have no doubt his boots and shoes viii give gen
erai satisfaction g wearers
foTTERF.--N noticed car load OF very ";sc
clay o. the depot Oh edI'esaay' TO De used al
the pottery IN THIS city, Tor the manufacture %
saFthen-WaFe
'ens = ASAs.l ~ l''' oPz.'=' Al
AM .'1S' o1s '''o' '-A'''''
'''
OY<rERz-IExkrx BAuRFyeR d u. have a good
.ntplv M fine fresh can oysters. We know thev
are good f5r Sc hsy. tried them
IESAHAv = Bao- are receiving an unusually
large stock q spring AID summer goods, aAa
they are se.l.a- them eieap too
IS IanEY Tor y aue : reserved. week ag7
and : one Of the BEST numbers u thar popular
ssaSaziae o"h~erioe ior II. or purchase 2 1"I.y
n sAe Itoezai Point Bookstore
-
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49,. - 7. -. - IT.,
Ii. ...,r
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tvDs.x Rrsaes rrx. we have h..e7 irwin
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
annual Meeting of the iowa Co. Bible Society.

Tho Annual meeting Of the Iowa Co. Bible Society
vii be held ~ he Congregational Church ia this City
sandAy, May 20 commencing at o'clock, P II
Addresses nay be expected from Clerrynlen Of the d
ase-t churche. OF the City.
Friends Of the Bible cause are respectfully invited to
attend.
BIT ORDER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Nav 20 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
@ r O Q z r I IFS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
County Merchants would find il their advantage
cali a d examine ny stock before purchasing


cali a.d examine ny stock before purchasing.
have just received from the East
New Lot OF Goods.
which win sell At reduced prices.
you want choice Sugars and Sr;gp; e rps
T F you want choice Teas, call On
\ Dried sPPles|also csr ratt At y ~ W. -''
THE Lovers Of the weed VIII End the choicest brand,
L q Chewing aud Smoking Tobacco at
E'REsH oyster. received daily at
NEW Raizins and Figsjust received at
REsH Orange. and Lemons just received direct from
L New Orleans, - y. Ii VS.
NEW zante carrants Just received By
4 SPLENDID osof White FisAA' =.
u y II. VS.
I'EESII Crackers Of every variety eaa be bad at
i y. Il. VS..
THE choicest Rio and Java CoEses always q hand al
L y. u. VS..
A Ii kinds Of Farmers produce taken in exchange
"A Tor goods at y. IN. VS.
CONCENTRATED I'VE, fresh from the mandatory,
Y for sale y. Nj vs..
CfORS MEAS coed quality just received and for
- sale at y. u. vs..
IsHCRNS-Jast received ant for sale: Oak, Cee:a-,
I 5 one and. atenr ca arms At Nm. MS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

0T<rERs. TEvzrv BAuRgSGR d q. have GOO,
supply III fine fresh can oysters. We know The,
are god f5r have tried them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

IS G3nrY tar June Is resolved. a week aga
and i one Of tile Best numbers # that popular
Aaxaziae Subscribe Cor it. or purchase q euI.y
ii lie Mineral Point Bookstore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

LESauAv i Fao. are receiving an uuusuall
large stock If spring ard summer goods, al
thcy are selling them q cap too.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

wk the Nlp rartue 1885
to ten or all of hee1suse oft
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

joins j. TE2M-t E<q. has oPeaed an Ageucv
and Collecting Office, oue door below Lathrup's
Gua shop
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

PoTTERy.-We noticed a car load Of very NE,
clay a. the depot % "Wednesday. TO be used a
the pottery in this city, for the manufacture o
eBrthen-ware
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

srTEn FAfLlSe. The "A crosse Refa.5..cr', Of
lie Issh says tie Mississippi i falling rapidly
4; shat point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
SHERIFF. SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circ4It CaarI for Iowa County.
Jonathan White.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

and discna--e from the system every faint 81 Scor
"a whether hereditary ar otherwise. That they
Recruit the Debiiiated
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
GUARDIAN SALE.

Ia Probate -CoLan.5ta CoHAty Court.
e natter o. tie GARD -Hship Of GEo..,z 5. Rae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
The London Money MARKET.


Tho transfer Offices at the Bang OF England closed
to-day on account Of the half yearly balance tho
Exchange was open, and largo business transacted
The prices also were wide, although there fresh
news from tho scat Of war; Consos, which lot OF On
Saturday nj sos 10 " nrat quoted ses 70 %.
which they remained until about twelve o'Sl,os, when
continued investments the part OF tbs public caused
rise TO eOH The moment these ceascd
was renewed Weakness, and the nnel prcs Gas S9% 10
BON. Almost Invariably Whenever consols isf below 90
tho public come forward " employ tneir spare means
Hence II 10 only through eorics OF adverse that
the price 70 driven permanently below tina. point. At
the time OF the Russian war, although there utnse
" decline n as, prolonged stand had prev,uely been
witnessed Mt about 90 Bank aud India stocks le OF r.
2le 70 2z0; reduced and new three per cents N sax
and e1chequer bills, lss 70 25s. premium. India bonas
were sold At 2os discount and tho ual quotation 2)s
TO l0s Unless the Council increase the Of interest,"
she IL months notice requisite for obtaining payment Of
th principal vill probably 10 many csses be given.
there were no further failures tho Stock Exchange
90 lay and In most instances the dividends 70 oe paid By
tbosc Who have SUSPENDED will prove better than hsd
been Anticipated The average likely rsuse between
ST. AMI o. IN the pound In settlement In full
has Effected
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ment IN nnuols Central. The cotton market was dull,
decline In prices Of from eueeghh oueqoartsr Of
penny, while brsadstus and provisions were buoyaat
The feature Of The week in commercial circles has been
the advance In breadstus, provisions eghs and other
articles which likely 10 be influenced BY the Not
whstandDg the advance which took place In breadsufs
In April the OF the absolute certainty Of war; brought
by the Adelaide and Persia threw market into great
excitement and led 10 bus and larger advance
in breadstufs, for the time, than been witnessed
here for many years Az compared with the prices
rent At the close OF last week. advanced yester
day from Toe. TO 81 barrel, the former ngure being
about An average Tho advance In wheat zoe. 30c.
bushel Stocks Of all kinds Of grain exceedingly light
the consuupve demand, Independently Of speculation,
would give great strength TO the market. Grain
Is beng brought out from all parts OF the country
by the high prices nov ruling and 10 fortnight three
weeks We shall have some grain ming TO market
But 70 long a. the war lasts there very little prospect
OF lower prices for any description OF breadstus We
arc shipping no wheat yet Provisions Of all kinds
AID especially pork and beef considerably
since last Saturday. the week closes a firm and buoy
ant market The export Is considerably In ex OF that
OF last Cotton has been depressed throughout the
week strong holders have held their stocks back in an
,c alton OF better from the other side; the sales
which have taken place have been effected a. decline
sacrifice, If be avoided; holders should wait where
they can The excess Of last crop continues to be d.
mDished. Last weeks receipts ct the ports were
$4,000 bales against 900 bales week Of 1858,
and 20 900 bales week Of 1857 making the total
cept to date 900 bales against 2,777 900 bales in
1858, and 2,779,00O bales in 1867. Tho exports to
date arc 2,46i 600 bales, against 1o4o GOO 70 came
date last year, and 900 bales date 1851
Ashes are lower. Freghs have been stiff, and close
with an upward tendency
The import trade continues 10 be generally profitable
In saperc there has been considerable excitement and
the price has advanced &C. &c. per pound Tea continues
steady al previous rates. The auction on Wednesday
well attended, and the bidding spirited Sugar was
dull in the commencement Of the week. has since re-
covered, and closes very firm. Coffee quite firm Hides
have been active without change Of prices Leather il
quiet.
The following comparative tables OF the trade tn
port indicate continued activity in the importing bust.
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The chief events ofthe week Ia the stock market have
been the from Europe and the failure Of Msssrs.
Jacob Little Co. At the commencement OF the week
there was rather good feeling in stock matters based
the gradual but steady recovery Of the Western country
All this neutr Allied by the of the invasion of
Sardinia by the Ausrians-.hns rendering actual
fact-and the panic the LONDON Stock Exchange. In
reality there was Why either Of these events
should affect our markets inurolsy. The war Is cacu
benefit those American interests which are mos
depressed and especially those wch represented by
the speculative securities Of Wall street. and the United
States happily removed from ell risk Of participation
IN political commissions Of Europe Yet, not withstand
ing this such tie sympathy between market and tia
Of London that the news BY the Persia caused marked
decline all securities including those which mus. be
mcet obviously benefited by the war. The decline
was aggravated Thursday by the Of tho
suspension Of Jacob Little & Co, who supposed
TO heavy holders Of stock and several leading
tce-amcug others, all the State stocks, Illinois bonds
Panama. Harlem preferred, &c.-sunered severe depre-
citation.
On Friday and Saturday the downward movement Of the
market by outside orders and purchases By
joboe short contracts An average advance Of
per cent realized the moet active speculative
stocks and the market closed steadier
In reality, the peudng in Europe lie 10 produce
any effect upon any interest in this country that eret
must be precisely the one which is represented by the
speculative stocks dealt in at the board and that effect
must be rather favorable than otherwise It would DC
waste Of time at this period argue that war must IN
crease the dem for and the price OF grain ana pro-
Visions the advance which already taken place tes the
story OF the future Nor is 1t necessary TO enter into any
argument 70 provo tbs advance in the price OF grain
and provisions and gc Remand for these staples, can
m. vuh an abundant harvest in the West without
creating large traffic the Western railways These
arc self evident propositions, which Is enough 70 state
simply to these add that the accounts from Europe
no 70 show that we going 70 have thc largest mmgra
ton ever received in this country since 1854, we shall
Nave presented very strong indeed for believing
in steady gradual Improvement in the stocks OF al the
,ound railroad companies Of the North and West.
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since JaOucIy
The movement Of the week ia against the specie
Ct the bankr Including the specie sbipnen. satur-
day. th and exclusive Of that OF yesterday the amount
Of gold rent abroad during the past week s57 s2s
The banks show ed last Monday average Of
besides which they have derived ABOUT $60 900 from the
Sub Treasury. There have been receipts Of gold
from the interior, which will reduce the de;ne Still 1t
will be safe to expect very large falling OF The CALI
forna steamer, which arrived yesterday added 81
to the resources Of banss and rs there no Cunard
steamer from this port this week. the loss will not be
heavy as last. II IL understood that the
gold for export continues the banks will call on the
government to redeem the 50, 900, 900 Of overdue
treasury notes which they hold The Sab Treasury
held yesterday sso2o,42o, against ss,4si ,9ls at
tho c'oee OF last week. II Is understood that
tho bank discounts viii show reduction tomor.
row. the deposits will probably continue TO increase
There ~ no change TO note In the mouey market few
private lenders have put their rates up bank mini
mum--hve per cent-for money on CALI but money is
quite abundant at our the only effect measure vii
be TO cheek the business OF the which have male
the advance Several bank managers talk or Increasing
the rate OF interest," Is evident however, that until de-
mand for money springs up from quarters very
unueua thing at this be 10 per nanent
rise IN rates. Mercantile paper continues be excssd-
pey scarce and eagerly taken up lowest quota
lions Of the pest mooth Exchange Europe rules very
high For the Africa several bankers obtained llcX for
60 day bills, and HOS Y for sight bills; for frsncs
SIX Since tho sailing Of the Africa the market has
not BEEN quife as steady; the leading drawer
only asks HOY for go day bills London, and the
business done has been light. It is quite likely the
recent advance in produce will lead to free shipments to
Europe which would have iency reduce the price
Of foreign exchange and check shipments Of specie.
The following table viii show tho course of the Stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
Meeting OF the Italians.
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY, May 15-6P.M.
Tho arrival Of tho wsscr and Bcrussa places In pos
session Of European sdvces down TO the Sd last Tho
previous accounts relative 70 the war confirmed
In all particulars. War had been actually declared but
collision Of the hostile armies had taken place. At the
Lond'n stock exchange consos, which The S0tta ut
closed At ss3s y, opened the 81 inst at SOY to o.
ard the aaal pr'co was ssx 70 ook No additional
failures were reported The demand for uaosey at the
bank for discount was active, and further advance In
the ratio Of interest expected. American securities
generally wore heavy, with however q slisht improve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
FRIGHTFUL sHIpWRECK.

Loss OF the Packet Ship Pomona, or New
YoIk-Four Hundred and Twenty Persons
Drowned Affecting Scenes ON tho Beach,
Description Of Some OF the B0dies-Namcs
of-she Rescued, &c., &c.
The American ship Pomona, Captain Merrihew, which
sailed from the Mersey the 9th ult was wrecked on
Backwater Bank, near Wexford, Ireland, Thursday,
Aprn 49,
She had 375 passengers and crew OF 81 men.
Seventeen Of the former reported saved and three
OF the latter.
The rest drowned the ship sinking in nine fahoms