The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16


gallant sails; this day ends the ssms Latitude by
observation 3ol7 NJ. longitude BY chronomster is 2lw
FRIDAY, April s-Ths day begins with strong breezes
from N E., and smoky weather; middle part the same
st ten A. made the point Of Tenerie, bearing BY
compass w. distant thirty milsr; this day ends with
light breezes from N. Z. and smoky. Latitude by OBJ.
ssrvstion 2S so M Icngtude by chrvnometer Is ~ w.
SATURDAY, April This day costinues with Nght
breezes from N E., and cloudy weather. accomplished
with rain squalls; at r. H. made the Grand Canary Is
lands; at NJ the north point of TeneYe was bearing
by compass N. w., distant twelve miles, at $50 p M
set in thick; hauled the ship of till ming took in
the light sails; at "A. N. made sail and shaped our
course for Pslmas; at 10 A. NJ 20 the anchor IL
farhoms Of water; passed the fogt; was bearing by
compass N. N. w. distance e-half mile This ends the
sec day.
SUNDAY, April s-This day begins with light breezss
from the NJ e. and clear weather. all hands employed
in taking water ON board; this day ended the same
MONDAY, April 9.-Throughout these twenty four
hours breezes from the north and
weather
TUESDAY, April 10-Throughout these twenty -four
hours light breezes from the NJ E. weather. at
p NJ got under way and stood to the southwark and
eastward heavjng up the anchor; Capt. Hep
burn forward and Of the took off his
coat to Aght him. and he ordered him put in irons and
put in the cabin: at p NJ, stood in to anchorage
water; ibis day with light winds from the N. 4.
WEDNESDAY, April 11.-Tngougbout these twenty four
hours light the N. E. aud clear weather. at 10
A. NJ hove anchor and goi under way and stood to the
northward and eastward; at P. NJ tackled ship and
stood in 70 anchorage again. let 60 anchor in twelve
fathoms water; this day ends fine.
THURSDAY, April 12-Throughout these twenty four
hours light breezes from the N. and E. and pleasant
weather; at p NJ got under way and stood to the s.
and E.; at 8 P. M tackled ship and stood in; at $50
p NJ. let 60 her anchor. This day ends pleasant.
FRIDAY, april 13-This day begins with light breezes
from the NJ and E and pleasant weather. at ga. NJ got
under way and stood out Of the harbor to see if
could discover the Isabella Jewett at p. NJ. tackled
ship and stood in to anchorage; at P. M Let go
anchor in nine athoms water This day ends with fine
weather.
SATURDAY, April H.-Ths day begins with strong
brtezes from E. n. f., and ends the same.
SUNDAY, April This day begins with brisk breezes
from the N and with pleasant weather. and ends the
same.
MONDAY, April 16-This day begins with light breszes
from the N. and and pleasant weather and ends the
same.
TUESDAY, April 17-This day begins with light breeze
from the north At A. NJ, got under way, and stood
to the north; at rs A. NJ, brig close under the
north point steering for Pamos tackled ship and stood
for her. at M made her out to be the brig Isabella
A. NJ hailed her to haul her foresa and back her
topsal, which she did We sent the officers ON board,
and took M out Of the brig and transferred him
TO the Grapeshet, two miles south Of Pslmos at A.
H. made all sail and shaped for New York.
Course along the land south wind light This day ends
at IAN.
WEDNESDAY, April 1s.-This day begins with light
brsezes from Me- and clear middle part light airs from
the westward fnd current setting the eastward
n NJ r.
Is miles Lat. by observations, q s3 N; long. by
chyonsmeter Is As W.
THURSDAY, April 19.-This day begins with light
breezes from the W. and clear weather; at 4 P. NJ.
tackled ehp wind shifted to the N at p. NJ set the
At P. NJ took in studdingsails middls
part light breezes from the NJ this day ends the
Latitude by observation, 26 81 M longitude by chro
nometer, II 45W.
FRIDAY, April 20-Ths day continues light brsezes
from N. and W. and clear weather; middle part the
ssme this cay ends the same. Latitude by observa-
tion, "a TO N; longitude by chronometsr, 20 4oW.
Distance 1s9 miles.
SATURDAY, April 21-This day continues with light
breezss from M aud clear weather; at NJ the wind
hauled towards the east set the studdng sails
middle part the ssme this day ends with light breezes
from the N N E Latitude "a IN, longitue by chro.
nometer, "a ~ w. Distance run these "a hours 207
miles,
SUNDAY April % This day continues with light
breezss from the north and east and pleasant weather.
middle part of the day the Latitude by
observation "a l6, longitude % Of w. Distance rum
201 miles.
MONDAY, April a. Light breezes from the N E., and
clear weather. which continued through the day. La
tude "a "a longitude 81 90 W. Distance run, 19l
miles.
TUESDAY, April A-Contnues with light breeze from
the n E. and clear weather. middle part Of the day tine
same; dsy ends the same. Latitude by observation,
"a 80 N, longitude 36 W. Distance run, 1es miles
"WEDNESDAY, April 26-Throughout this day light
brsszes from N E., clear weather. Latitude "a 25
N, longitude SO 22W W.
THURSDAY, April 2e-ThIoughout these twenty four
hours there light breezes from the E. N. f., and
clear weather. the day terminated rain squalls. Lat
"a "a, long Al 80.
FRIDAY, April 27 Tho squally and rainy weather
continued throughout the day Lat "a a. long Al 81
This day begins with brisk breezes from the S. s. E.
and cloudy weather. Lat 25 TO- leng 46 90. Distance
200 miles.
SATURDAY, April as.-Ths day begins with light
breezes from the south, and cloudy weather; middle
part sqnslly weather accompanied with rain this day
ends with light breeze from the west Lat. 20 o2N.,
lon. As 0S W.
SUNDAY, April 29-This day begins with light winds
from the west p ~ tackled chip and stood to the
vestvsJd n,odle Of the day. brisk brsszes from the
north the day ends it began Lat. 25 81 N, long
50llW.
MONDAY, April 80 Brisk breezes from the north and
east weather peasant throughout the day, but fresh
eniDs up night when II began to blow pretty strong
Latitude "a a. longitude SO 20 Distance run lit mnes
TUESDAY, May 1.-The day opened with strong b-eszes
from the north and clear weather. at half past four in
the Afternoon passed . sunken vessel With mast
standing Of the water and russs trees in sight, the
wind fell Of about night and light bressss from the
North. Latitude "a a. longitude 81 0S. Distance run,
216 miles.
WEDNESDAY, Nay 2.-This day begins with light
btesss from the north and east and clear weather,
middle part Of the day calm; this day ends with calm
weather. Latitude, ~ 80 N; longitude, bs 27w.