The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28
The Late Pugiiistic Encounter.
ARREST or ANOTHER OF THE PARTIES IMPLICATED
nE,LTH or POOLE-BA YET AT LARGE.

HEALTH OF PUOLE-BAhLR lET AT LARGE.
Yesterday morning, Captain Tu-nbull, Of the Eighth
ward police succeeded in arr,sting Cornelius Linn
Other of the part' who it is alleged, attempted sa.ur
cay night TO MURDER Bill Poole at Stanwix Hall, in
Broadway. The accused, who is brother OF officer
Daniel Linn attached TO the Euigrant Department
slus5, conveyed before justice Brennan at the
sect district police court and committed to prison to
avail. the result Of Poole's injuries.
Yesterday afternoon, Justice Brennan proceeded to
the reside of ooe FOR the purpose Of taking his
plant and that of Charles Lozer against Baker and the
others who connected with him in the attack GA
Saturday night. The magistrate found him in good
spits although suffering severely from his wounds
The physician in attendance, no yeyer thought that 1t
would not be prudent 10 go on With examination
Il might excite the PATIENTS mind to great extent
thereby endanger his life After consultation II
decided 10 postpone the examination until Poole had
so far recovered as to render Il matter OF hazard
Poole however, was quite wiling to give his statement
of the matter and believed him self strong enough TO do
but MS yscian thought otherwise and therefore
stopping at the residence Of roole is quite cheerful
although suleTlng intensely from the wound in his
thigh II Is Low Believed By those who have seen Poole,
yesterday that he will recover he seems to be
getting better and better every hour The ball has not
ret been found bat Il is believed that II must have
wix Hall 70 his residence.
BAKER .i continues large although every exer,on
has been made to discover his hiding place Several
houses have been searched by the Sixth and Eighth ward
police, but without any satisfactory result II is said
that Bakers WOUNDS are not 20 dangerous they have
teen repicstnteh. The physician who attended him
while at Johnny Lyngs says that he received slight
scalp wound and nothing more that the ball that
tered Lis side did not penetrate the flesh Il having cam,
Ia contact with several folds OF his haLpel iershrt
inpeced 20 far in IT. progress a. to produces mere
maxi only on his left side In this connection We might
- vel observe that Dr. Clark, who attended Baker when
he vas brought into johnny lyngs place declares that
he does not now now the hiding place Of tho fugitive,
not having or heard OF his whereabouts siaee he
paid him a professional visit at Iyng's
Turner who, since the night of the difficulty, has
been wing at1yrgs race, under charge OF several OF
tue sixth ward police, was yestsriay removed TO the
Iombs under charge of Captain Dorling and posse Of
MS men Large crowd of people followed the prisoner
on his way, and It with some difficulty that the
escort could eep back TIE anxious and inquisve
q Persons that thooscd around the prisoner Contrary
20 'Nieotatons, Turner able to uak all the dis
lance and said he ft quite refreshed BY tho exercise
When conducted TO his cell in the Tombs. Dr. Covil OF
lae eiy PRISON, VIII attend Turner whose condition is
sn. ihing but PLEASANT His arm being much inaamel
ana yIy painful u viii require some weeks medical
Aianee before II can be decided whether amputation
VI be reay necessary Or not Baker and Hyler the
only onss Of the party that now remain to bs arrested