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

MONDAY, Nay This day begins with light breezes
from the ~ N. ". a, p lacked hip and stood ia
the north and east ats NJ acked ship and stood to
the northwAyd and west This day ends with calm
weather.
TUESDAY, May Slight ala from the north IN the
morning, shifting ronnd to the beast about noon
and brisk breeze star cd dsring the day all tho
studdlng sails The day closed with pleasant
weather, and light breeIe fom The south. Lat 90 IA
N; long. 6454w.
WEDNESDAY May s-Brisk brsezes contin ned through
the day from he ssuthwest with psasens weather.
At half past three r. ~, spoke the sh,p Georgia. Hop
ley, ffem Cardiff bourd to Charleston at p. NJ,
foretoPsalsnt rrssel tree carried away, and an
bsnds set to work e9si-rg IT, Sail SCI nyan at IL 40
p n. Day closed with stroug breezes frc the as W.
Lat. s2.l3 N; long. 67.2SW, Distance ruI225 miles.
THURSDAY, Nay lO-This day begins with brisk breszss
from the soutswsst and smoky At 8 A. NJ taclsd
ship. Middle part of day light brsszss from the north
west yhis day ends the same az il commenced. Las
30 a3Ny long. 60 W.
FRIDAY, May l1-This day begins With strong breezss
rom the northwest, accompanied vita rain squalls AT
GA. NJ tackled slip. Middle part ofthe day squay At
p passed water cask painted gre On hoops PAINTED
red. Lat 90 Is NJ, long. 10 w..
SATURDAY Msy l2.-Ihs day begins with light br.szss
fro. he north, wth fine weather, and closes with light
breezes from the north and east. Lat. 50 O6, lcng
72 10.
SUNDAY, May l3.-Bsht breezes ooutinued in the
morning. About it became calm. Lat So "a,
long. 70 40.
MoNDAY, May 14.-This day continues with brisls
breezes from the south and west. At A. NJ. in tho
Gulf, middle part light breszes from the west At 100
p. M. out OF the Gulf. This day ends with brisk
breezes from the south and west and smoky. Latitude
So II n, longitude 70 12W
TuEsDAY, May Is Continues the brisk treezes from
the s. W., and hazy weather. At 10 A. M. the wind
died away. Middle part Of the day calm and foggy,
with light airs from the south and east. This day
the same IS it commenced. Latitude 40 I'm
THR MURDER- OF BILL POOLE.
The murder of Poole committed at Stauv1 Hail.
No. t79 Broadway, the oath OF February last, be-
tween the hours of IL and O'Clock night Poole,
after receiving the fatal wound fingered till the Sth OF
March, when death put END to his sufIerngs. As
it was known who was the murderer of Poole
search commenced for Lewis Baker but uusucoess-
fully He succeeded in eludng the vigil lance of tho po
lice and taking passage boari the isabella Jswet he
sailed for the Canary Islands the 10th day OF
March, fourteen DAYS having expired from the time OF the
murder to his departure. As it ascertaipsd
that Baker had sailed in the Isabella Jewe
made for his pursuit. and George Law, to further
the ends of justice generously rendered to his Honor
the Mayor the well known fast sailing clipper bark
Grspesho.. This vessel placed under the direction
OF Judge Stuart, and ient to for the Canary
Islands on the 18th of March. Before the Grapeshet
sailed, government vessel at the request of Mayor
Wood directed to assist in the pursuit. and putting
out from Norfolk for the Canary Islands, was com
PEELED by stress Of westher and lesky condition
turn to port The Grapeshot has performed voyage
and has succeeded in bringing the fugitive back to the
city.