New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

head. made Der out % be herni Dig I. NJ uhy
ends with calm; lat. 81 81. N. lon. 25. Sc w.
MosDAf. gd.-Began with light bTeezes nom y, aud
T., with cleer weather middle part brisk breeZes nom
T., and day ends same lat "a OF ", Ion II "a w
TUESDAY, 3d-COniinues with light breezes from
+. and cloudy. : r. NJ, we took IN fore AMI main
royals bnezing up and squAlly with rain. Day con-
tlnues and ends the same. Lat 81 "a n, lon % ~
W. Distance Tun, Isl miles.
WEDsEsDAr, 4th-Day began with strong breazes
from L. and squally weather. We are now IN \. T.
irsde-winds; middle part the same. ~ II midnight
single-reoed opssils and fured top-gallant sails
4. NJ. reefed mains8l and took IN no. Day elds the
same. Lat. 307 o. ", lon. ls' 40 W
THrRsDAT 5th-COntnue- with strong breezes from
+. y T. and sauallv; z. NJ, tackled ship AMI stood
10 "; We could not weather the Isle OF Palmas mid
die lor the same: at F. VI. tackled ship and stood 70
: and T.. A. NJ, more moderate; set the top--a
eni sails day ends the same lai 80 i NJ lon l.
20 W.
FRIDAY, 6th-Day began with strong breozas from
y. +. and smoky weather, middle part the same;
10 A. NJ, made the y. point OF Ieneuie, bearing by
eomIGss :. ". distant 80 miles. day ends with hight
breeze- from y. l.. and smoky lat. 20 so n, Ion.
10 a. ".
SATURDAY. DAY continued with light breezes
from y. f.. and coudy weather, with rain aud SQUALLS;
4P. NJ. made the Grand Canary Islands az $3.50 7.
NJ 81 in thick, hauled ship off till morning, took IN
hoht sails; at A. NJ. made sail and shaped our
course for Palmas; at 10 A. W. let 20 The anchor IN
70 fatboms water; Port La Fuse bearing by compass
n. n. W. distant mile. This ends the sea day.
E. and clear weather ell hands employed taking
water on board. Day ends the same.
MoSDAT, e.-Throughout these % hours light
breezes from y. and f., and pleasant weather.
TUESDAY, lOIH-Throughout these "a hours light
broezes from y. +. and clear weather; L. VI, got
under way and stood 70 tie ;: and l.; as we were
hcaying up the anchor Capt: Hepburn came ioINa'd'
when one of the seomen took OIL his shirt and came
ND 10 fehi him: the Captain ordered hm 10 De put IN
rons IN tie cabin y. VI, stood IN 10 our anchorage
ponin: 20 I. NJ let 20 anchor in 10 fa;homs water
his day ends with li.ht airs from " +.
WEDsEsDAY. llth-During these % hours light airs
frou, tie y E. aud clear weather; at 10 \. VI. hove
o, Choir got under way and stood 10 Ne; l.. VI.
tackled and stood in to anchorage again. al L. NJ let
20 Inc anchor in u iathoms water. Day ends fine.
TurnspAY. lath-Throughout these "a hours light
brcezes from y. and L. and pleasant weather. VI.
co, uuder wav aud stood TO ;. aud f.; T. NJ tackled
Thin and stood in; 1880 p. VI. let 20 anchor. Day
ends pleasant.
\ and f. with pleasant weather 4. NJ. got under
way and stood out Of harbor 10 see II We could hnd
the brig Isabella Jcwetti 2P. NJ lacked snip anu
stood in 10 anchorage; i. NJ LEI 20 anchor IN nine
fohoms water day ends with brisk brcezes and clear
weather.
\ r. and clear weather and ends the same
SrNpAY i5th-Bcgins with brisk breezes from y.
and =. and pleasant weather ending the same.
MoNDAY. 16th-Began with light breezes from the
y and f. and pleasant weather, ending the same.
TrrspAY. l7ih-Day began with light breezes from
Y. A. NJ. got under way ana $1,000 10 ~ J'~D a.
If saw brig close under the y. point, steering for
pslues. tackled and stood toward her; A. NJ. made
I.r ont TO be the Isabella Jewctt ~ NJ. fired gun
60 bcr IN heavc to. 4. VI. hailed her 10 haul up
foesni and back forc-opsail which she did We scnt
he officers on board who took Mr.. BAKER out OF the
Iio and transferred him TO the Grapeshot, two miles
sonth of PALMS.: 4. VI. made all sail and shaped
onr come for Ncw-York. Course along the land ;.
wind light day ends at Il NJ.
I'VE do not find the return log Of sufficient nteres,
to copy.l
For this important arrest the people are under deep
obligations to Judge Sidney II. Stuart, who labored
for two weeks with untiring energy to get vessel
started in pursuit Of the fugitive But for his persistent
mnortuni,es the murderer Of Poole would never have
been caught
Baker first appeared prominently a. Primary
Election broker in 1880 carrying the Eighth Ward for
he Silver Grew In !hal ,eaf. IN i-'3 he was au''c
conspicuous at the Baltimore Wing National Conver-
ton lobbying for the nomination OF Fillmore, although
~ ,ba time he Baker was a member Of tho Police
e,r,o or late he had withdrawn entirely from the
Wbig marty. and at the State election was iurio.
emu rter Of I1m.ann and the Hndoo nominees. lie
had ouarrellod with fooe about political matters last
FAN and ON other occasions, but the exact merits o.
NOSE ouitics trnnDred. But it well
known that they bad one or two collisions within a
wear or two. and that considerable bad blood existed
betveen them.