The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1850, Page 1

NO. 5770. eer MORNING EDITION----TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1850. ae TWO CENTS. ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY. VERY LATE FROM THE ISTHMUS OF PANAYA. Wfovements of the British Naval Forces in the Pacific. Attack of the Americans on the Panama Pri- son, and Besene of an dmerican. q ) INTELLIGENCE FROM JAMAICA, NO NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA. OUR FOREIGN OURRESPONVENCE. ‘The splendid steamship Crescent City, Capt. Sted- dard, arrived yesterday afternoon from Chagres, whence she railed on the 13th inst.,at4 P.M, and Kingston, Jamaica, whence she eailed on the 18th inst., at 2 P. M. ‘The C. C. made the run from New Orleans to Chagres fin six days, and thence to Kingston in two days! ‘There is no later intelligence from California. ‘The health of the Isthmus was good. Our advices from Paname are to the 9th inst., inclu- sive. Neither the Sarah Sande nor Tennessee had ar- vived at that port frem New York. There bad been a serious disturbance at Panama, the ‘particulars of which are given in our correspondence 4rom that city. One of the passengers in theC.C, Mr. A. E. Jack- on, ot Memphis, Tenn , died on the passage to New ‘Orleans. ‘The steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck, arrived at Chagres on Se Fab instant, and was to have loft on the 18th fer New Y: ke the Seoamerty meen for Chagres, on The C. C. spo ‘the S0tb inet., i at, 23 96, lon Sreamomr C © Ort seaman Can oun Cry 3 ‘iow, In baying boco:ze his au a ovtiomanty dey im rds them, be will please acoert their grateful thanks, and perait jor and justice, that with she id their fare. they have heen mora Ht r have best singers hope, that ly, @o, won MD: Samuel - Heury 8 Mullican. Wm. Cook, ‘almea, Willism Sankey, Capt. ; al 5 obanel!. ks followin, ss Nee a ae gee are tuterestiog as ‘confirmatory of previous ices, They are taken from ‘the Panama Echo of the 24 inst. . The frigate Seri J. Nor. on bang ty pis Restoccs, Cosntor, Commandan' jay woroing, for P. : British ship Asia, Rear- Admiral Phipps naa. ait Jott om yortarday (Priday), for tio same destination. Te a the going om ha- ‘tween his Ralooty e repudlio Ries. and it @ re bile more importa: onnceraed Ly ‘matter. will dite lose tha ulte: The Asis had on board about $00 soldiers and marines; the some 29), We saw some of the Hl a be in good health and epi d that moting Governor Dias S ball to Rear: adairal Gormyy, but was pre execution of is purpose by th the from the British Charge, rejuiring the \cam pro the Admiral aad bis .iip in the eeotral region of the Pacis. The ship news and markets by the C. C. will by found ‘wander the proper heads. Our Panama Correspandence, Panama, N. G , March 5. ?, M., 1880. Rupture Between the Auihorities and the Anericans— Serious Emeute—Indignation of the Natives— Mr. Cor+ win, the American Consul—British Cmsuls—Grand 4 Wi—Progress of the Place--Panama Railroad--Rob- Series, Incidents, Marine News, @¢., $e. -A netice on the door of our Coneul's office reminds ‘wie of the obligations I am under to the ertadlishment at home, as well as to the well disposed Americans mow in the place; but, unfortunately, the information comes at the eleventh hour, alioving bat a brief aod unpeasonable period for the Gesortptioan of a which took oe here ou the 2th ult. The which | allude to is given im the papers | sead you and for which | am foreed, upon & full exemlostion of the oanses, to blame a few of the lawless Americans who, in spite of all reasonable exhortations, bi cast et upon the character of their couatrymen by ore St the vilest exhibitions of bravado and brutality that hes ever been witnesred in this country. Tne facts in the matter are brie‘ly these:— * Some few days p Aes & young man, raid to be re- apectably connected, was charged by the keeper of one ePtthe miserable hotels, of robbing the tra.k of ons of boatders of a considerable amount of moary. aad Soin ence arrested and put in the jail near the plaza, in ike where he remained two or three days awaiting bis examination before the tribunal. Circumstances treospired io the mean to exculpate, ina measure the young man nd ona fopreseata- hey cxemed to time orm) which alone paved their heeds from betog their bodies. In « f+w moments, the whole town. io- cluding at least one thousand Americans, congregated jo front of the jail, who #tu the doors gratings, and fast: yt is ip all mouths. even the muchachde im the strent div -engs the chances of re . It is feared tt will not ani hore; there people are vindlotive and revengefal, aud unless the influence of the higher suthorities is ht to bear against any expression of reralictioa, a ‘The able, cool. and discreet manner fo which Mr. to hope that the affair will be aral- ; al Tenralna to be next gree’ erent a the tapis of conversation go the reopen ball given ay phn the Britisn ul, to Admiral Phipps Hornby, of the eighty four ga sbip Asia. ‘The affair was @ brilliest our for t of world ; exclosive and snobbish, course—muric dancing, feasting. and corsip the great features of the evening. The company const eMoers ot the Aste the ach oor. H f the United states be provines eorieh, dilepl- Gated and cromoling baif the lite, merrt pi bt and coniusiv®, tt at this moment enj 17s. Uebt of lizards and creeplog green doors, ings, counters, bottles of brandy aod ge boxes of wooden nutmegs, and real, live Yan- }, like bees u) hives, amid the multife- rious espun commodities that are offered for sale to the pativess wellas the foreigner. The streets, once covered by long, delicate Ft serving only as the oa open for then laxy mulo, are now to i Bye ro—e stream living beings, and ir provender, Through various passages, once graced by s green cer- of nature’ yufacture, roll barrels of f o Sau pale 08 ae and here Tesem! the which once gS Tr fi 5 if i e ff g 5; LEtTi (i a e s & & # if i A good the Americans doing businees contribution tax or a percent buriness of each individual derived from its own resources. To the little civil and judicial list of office that must exist, tax has been adop! as the « means of fulfilling the promise made the general government, and to maintaio any- thing like order or mnnioipal tions. | cannot see why the Americans have any right to complain of the laws? If they don’t like them, let them seek some es Lacie trial here. very am eame off , a short time sinoe, io which man, from New have the notes of in point of fun and frivolity, takes the ¢ amounts ® ee oler, Hampsbire. cut # ridiculozs figure. the trial. whic! lead of the celebrated Onderdonk afair to this, in as few words as possible: —This ‘Was paseevger on board the steamer from York, with one of the adventurous ladies that are now making the California tour in swarms. unprotected and unac- companied, tor whom, in a short sccountable liking, and wishing to know more of her, offered bie protection seross taeisthmus. In the pleni- tude of bis ( brirtian pehncel, paid out bap rd Welling expenses, to say no- dollars as pert of her thing of the innumerable soft delicate attentions showered upcn ber during the trip. On their arrival et Paname, the u creature left him for a dear- er friend, uppaid and unconsoled—s course of treat- could not brook; a: with ofan insane man, brought the mat- ing judge, in form of a civil suit. Here the whcle afiair was criticieed, analyzed, tected. The the court roo: creared interest. ming up, inquired, had not an equal 8 of tray. ve it as bis Aege ynl forfeit $12—haif werything in the wey of materials are co:m- pleted and on the ground Mr. Totten, the chief en- giveer, bas gone into the interior to laborers. Laborers are focking from all quarters of the couatry. The facilities for travelling, without cargo, on the road, are pow equsl to the great |, from the fact that hordes of natives. Indians and negroes, hearing of the success of others that bave preceded, make for this upon the Americans by American: r re br ken open, property stolen, and pilfering of all kin iveesrantiy going on. A gentlemen, naned Pendieto: wer robbed of $2,100 a few evenings since. We are hourly looking for the Unieor: Frapolsen, the Tenpenes, from N. Juniero, Val Captain Them peo are still within tt A new ocmpany has been instituted here, name of the Panama ital of $60 060 mer, of sixty tons cack, for the navi bay = the with « vi house of Mesers. Smith and at the head of the enterprise. ‘The tewn at present is perfeotly healthy. want is am assurance of peace to be pertectly Affairs on the Isthmus, [From the Panama Star, Maron 4.) NAVAL. The U S. Storerhip Southampton, railed on the 23t for (aliao, whence the will Faso Gireotly to Teceived orders from Washington to leet mail. The Southampton, we this station. The fol- act. Master J. S. Maur; rpenter, J. Lion. pilot— indeed, the only one in Chagres, AMERICAN MAILS, dispatohed from the U 8. Consulate ‘ity on Layee Aes 0 Califorois, by mab}, ROBBERY. A gentleman frem New York, named Pendleton, who was on his way to Sam Francisco, was robbed at the Manrion House on Friday it last, of $2.100 fn gold. firet that has been eom- This te, we believe, the mitted at that hotel. There is no clue as yet to the of the theft, THE CAUSE OF THE RIOT. Mr Corwice, the American Consul, Soames motgsd the Acting Governor of this province, on the of the afiair et the art wad np ge sap) should nt be produced the morning | baving Previoosly weured c. vhelteaued pee | soner should ba bhp A LT ot Pe 7 é gold Pet tienes - “4 cou peed at! t at preven! ’ mines, and other ‘ofitable, bat so 5 Ht machinery asthe pasion be alone abe: i ly different. ry ¢ isthmus ate ane Fp eri for milivg manufeeturing. yet nothing t enjoy tbe beuwiit of these fine natural resources, Not ® road in the country above ® trail sot ® plow hoe, of harrew. or any other agricultural inst eee osy, tation thet | have seen ebove # mere of ort Kiveom cents a booed in omen: grows more ebendantiy. accord to the labor be stowed. any coun! Ihave seen, and yet rise 16 we apont to'any eaten n Ha to thirty cents per pound Seeet potatoes as one's head, and ye fits conte for one fourth of cme is asked, ed ottained. Hoge can be grown to aay extent, and pork ie worth treaty conten inder the | ight be seen | por ieland, Jor the fermetion of aw PREPEES SESE CEaE7E | Promote an aequaintance with us by Cattle grow finely, and beef is worth ten cents ro of all other be | Agriculture is the true gold of this country, and commerce has its certain grivs. Let an enterprising American follow elther with the patience and industry which he ases at home, aud he would invariably become rich. If California Tn jasties to will pay as well, I shall be disuppointed the natives, | should say, that, though unenterpriai ip Srveeann Se resources of @ oountry which G: er lesesed with advantages, they are ex- aly friendly. and as upright in their dealings and as honest as those who boast a greater degree of refinement. D. O. SHATTUCK. ‘THE CALIFORNIA EMIGRATION. Sai dd; sbip Glenmore, Captain Cook; and brig John Enders, Captain O'Neal. The bark Algorna Captein W.V. Pray, arrived at this port on Saturday night, 45 days from San Fran- cisco, She brought 26 pacsengers, [From the Panama Echo, March 2.) Doing Sie part two weeks thare has beena pg bee end sgh oe Bs Rcaicadl pew in ~ oF, persepgers— steerage passage being reduced as low - $120 1; = to San ‘rom hei Francisco ; lower then it has en for the last year, or rather, siuee the emigration to El Dorado, salled on Tuesday, ; the Ji Enders sail to-day or to-morrow; and will edily followed by the J. W. Coffin, Mariava, ewart, Whiton, and others, should a sufficient a ‘passen, present themselves. The vessels are plenty, and the fare is represented to be good. AN ANACONDA ON THE ISTHMUS. Last week. several gentlemen in croseing the Isth- mus, when about a mile th: the reptile, took to their heels and run, an be induc: so bugea mea “ terrible vieiter” wee suffered to pursue his way u molested. It was about eighteen feet long and twelve inebes in diameter. MOVEMENT OF SPECI. The British steamer Bolivia, which arrived at this t for the first time last Saturday, the 23d ult , bri pg $600.000 im specie bullion, left our city on the of the 27th wit., carrying with her all the mails from all parts of the world for the South Pacitic coat, The Bolivia bad on board, as passergers, Mr. de Rati- Menton, new Charge of France to Lime, and several rich merchants of the South. FORRIGN CONSULS RESIDENT IN PANAMA. Conwise. for the United States, wy, for Great Britain. Vice Consul for Great Britain. omre, for the Fi th Republis. pk Meax, Chancellor do, Hnisson, for Sweden. ARIANO AnOnamusa, for Chill, Juan ve Axeoatxott, for Pera, MARKETS. Pawasta. March 2d, 1850.—Fiour, Amorioan—none; do, Chili, $12 per 200 lbs.; bread, pilot, $14 per 70 Ibs.; pork, $20 per bbl; beef, ralt, $20 per bbl.; claret wine, $3034 zen ; champaxoe 2 i. Granade money--cight reals to Our Jamaica Correspundence, Kinastox, (Ja.) March 18, 1850, Arrival of the Crescent City—dArrival of the Frigate Rari+ fan—A new Agricultural Association formed —Cottoa— Trede—Produce—Banks and Archer's} Circus—Meet- # in favor of Protection—Singular Case—The Weather, §e., Ge. ‘The fine steamship, the Crescent City, by which you will receive this letter, arrived im our harbor, trom Chogrer, on the 16th instant (Saturday), in the short spece of two days. This is the quickest trip I ha er heard of. Her appearance in the harbor, as usual, excited bundreds of the idlers of our city. who “ mus- to witness her majestic form gliding throvgb our bright blue waters. The five bar' of Port Royel, which isan sgpedne this, about even smiles distant, looks w gey, by the presence of no less then © Englich men-of war. This reminds one of the by qo: days when Jamaica was the principal West (ndian naval depot, when the sixht of vessels of war was more Jamilier to us than at present when we ar compelled to look upon them as ooonsionsl visiters, uawillimg to y prolonged may. It bave aleo the satiefeotion of noticing the ar- rival at Port Royal of the U. 8, fue frigate Reritan (6@), bearing the broad penpant of Commodore Parker. Bhe arrived. from Portau Prince, om the 15th fostent, end on entering the port the usual salutes were fired and returned Lerweds her and the Wellesi (72), Dearing the flag of the ht Hom Earl Dondowasld, Ad- } mirel for this etation. Fur distant be the day when our filendiy relations eball be interrupted. A court martial is pitting on board the Adwiral’s ship, investi. | gating the caure of her Majrety’s brig Sappho getting on tbore. on Salt Bay, a short time ago. R.U Michell, Eeq is the ecmmander of the Sappho. | T feel acme pleasure in announcing that the pre. | ve been taben ou the north ride of the limirery steps agricultural society, fer ite object the cultivation of the minor The sascoiation is to be formed tn the parith of Trelawny, Agricultural societies a nO means new things fo Jam bat the one aliuded to has certeinly two tures periectiy i to the fact of this Ktot th bor is not degrading.” and to its pot the cultivation of ie y partioular products, ut the growth of minor products generally, Heretos fore o1 cultural societies bi been confined to ot thefaxicw appears prominen' bor {x not degrading,” a 7 resolved to exert their energies to realize the worcs, “in the sweat thy face shalt the bread’ The day has from us, | trust fe 4 live and enjoy the comforte of life, without even the performance of thore which alone entitle us to tem: happiners; a: i ree im the times @ foret yerifcation, that reat the ‘bread of idlenors,”’ whieh, ion, Cis ‘days goxe by) perhaps, more than in he epjoyed in sdundence. God nas ‘as was ever moistened by the aod | trust the day is hastening when eur many barren scres sball weer the garb of vege. tation, and yield honorable competencies to their clothiers. Cotton tapreotenngee Spee bes been one ond with rome energy, still progresses, an vertioe ment appear im our papers for the purchase of the article, 1 Delirve for exportation to Liverpool. Some slight change has taken place in the state of ‘The rather too free impertations ot breadstuils Dave caused some inactivity. Fish and rice are, per- the same oaare. _ iteelf im the price of ec! ft of Meser fen om ' horves the atfee ite by Mr. Ho- ment of our good folk, Mr. @ place in the foulteral the cali of the British Protection the phantom of free trade . akee 7 oe aia el bg Re 4 take | ry =A 4 v de four y: med of of twen . ones took place, the matter was placed ra the hands of the Attormey General, who, after rome time spent in evidence, convicted Kiabder of the offence, pow undergoing an imprironment of three ? im the penit . She ise very old person, and it is very doubtful if ebe will survive the term of ber im prisen ment Rather ® favorable change ber taken place In the weather, which bas become tty generally propitious for the planters, The inland dietrio’s possess a climate, thepe. for plrace in the world teapert towns are contiowovrly visited by keen fee breezes, which erect oo! dust, and reader walking oat somewhat diregrees pag h COO TI 70 hon Bante A) 3 5 ° ralthy. ied from thie port oo schooner An! ‘Theatrical and Musteat, We regret that the crowded state of our paper, this morning, compels us to omit the general notices of the various places of amasement— meverthelens, we must, in justioe, remark that not only the theatres, bat.the concert rooms and museums, were reverally filled to theit utmost capacity. For the bills of to night see anctber part of thie paper. Movements of Individaais. Hon J KR. Thormen, W: 8 Backner, Jmived States Navy, be A. Stevens, United States Navy, bavearrived im city. TRIAL OF PROFESSOR JOUN W. WEBSTER, in Littlefeld’s | im my private derk, at the Marshall's in iin cellar; there wars plece apit off thecomer. and say | “Croes czamined.~Thiowe papers were al the private r ry cheek hapékerchief; | saw there the box ones in the wallet; | di ‘ doors; CHARGED WITH THR the grape vines I carried on’ Monday, but not thetam; | locred inte the small pritcee ee ae wee I went to the College after the arrest of ’rofessor Web- | minerals lying about; aa net see whether there was @ MURDER OF OR. GEORGE PARKMAN, IN THE eter, for the boxes; it wae Saturdey or Monday; | found only the small box that had the clothing ia | to do with; don’t remember Gre tm the furnace; those keys are all | have Dr. Wobetee wold ther it; it wae marked with red ohalk, J. W. Web.ter, on | be bed a receipt for the hh Park MEDICAL COLLEGE, BOSTON, | the end one; boxes were pine. tran, the copverration wes invented bya ty be eet carried packages to the | ¥¢ gt into Boston at a quarter ean Fo I think we Filday, November 23, 1849. Crose-examined—I have often ; Dr. Webster * x at the colleges little past ten, Medical Co! Charles W. Little sworn—A student of Harvard Verrity. of the senior class; knew Dr Geo, Parkman; recollect meeting bim on Thursday, the twenty second of November on the road which leads by the observa- tory to Mount Auburn; the doctor chaise; him where. 1d not tell me that the to leave the paokages [The knife found in the tea T first saw that knife ia oni _ og ya fone io BY BAIN’S MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH, (OFFICE NO rape vines; out ir, ; ‘' him, “ Dootor’’— (Witness checked] I 29 WALL STREBT,) AND HOUSE'S PRINTING TELE- am positive of seeing the knife. GEAPH (OFFICE NO. 8 WALL STREBT,) a have t ‘connected with TH | the police Prenat) (wit eh ort. SIXTH Day, poe ness was shown two m Borrox, March 25,1850, | S348 hotee of nogouut. Sod a memorandum of the 6th ber.) Was directed by the City Marshal to go The Court and Jury came in promptly at nine | to Comsetton 90 0 Cambridge officer, and search the Interesting Testimony, ' en eighth sad o — of a mile frem Dr. Webster's Mouse! fixed the late becauee it was the day before | went to New York; Dr. Parkman was alone. o’olovk, andthe prisoner more than promptly. The | boute of Dr. Webster; with offlcer Hopkins, { went to latter looks to me rather worn down, bat still vet. | Cambridge, procured the eld of | ofioer Sanderson. and possessed. The interest is as great as ever to get sit- tings inside the Court room, and the officers on duty at the berrieade ere offered money quite freely to pass went up staire and | went down staire; this was uot the first rearch; did not receive directions what particular chage of papers tosearch for, Iasked Mrs, Webster I had sold, up ifsbe bad any package or bundle given to her by her 0 gentlemen in as members of the bar, husband ; ina pm gol these f vied were penene } nnn Misa Gareb Russell eworn—Knows Mr. and Mrs, Lit- | down by Mr. Sanderson ; they not being named ia the jollars; some of the tickets are free, and s0 eearch warrant, | requested him to go back and put them in the trunk where he found them. and bring that dispored of for notes; | had received out of the note of ; of Mre. tlefield; connection of Mre. 1 Prof Webster over fifteen dollars, prior to the 23d No- visited them the 19th of November; went away the 27th; belong in Medford; | down; I then Tequested Mrs. Webster to take certain | vember; | have known of Dr. Webster's selling one heard of Dr, Parkmsn’s disappearance in the afternoon, | P&Pers out of the trunk and hand them to ' | ticket only without my receiving the means: | have oa ou bear of it on F; | Withed to carry it to the City Hall; I told her! \d | my list one hundred and seven students attending the Mr, Bemis—Did you on Friday, or that it | Jj, eipt for them, which I did) Th 8 fyb wool pt em, whic! . ese Papers BTS, | medical lectures; 1 now recollect that one other stu- bad beppened on Friday? ret, a note dated Bostom, June 22d, 1842, for $400, im | dent, Mr. P. Rt. Ridgway. took a ticket of Mr. Littie- | fifteen momthe, d JW. Webster: tl | a note datedJanuary 22d, 1847, for twenty. | Witnere—I heard of it on Friday; I heard them talking about it om Friday afternoon, between 4 and 5; I was sitting in the kitchen; Mr. Littlefield was lyin, dows, and Mrs. L. was away when the front door bell rang, and wentto the door; as I could not get the door open, ! told the gentleman if he would go round to the other door, { would go down and call Mr. Little. field; I learned afterw: that the gentleman o was Petce; | went down and met Mr Littlefield comin out im Dis stocking fect, and told him a genticman field without @ written order, and one other studeut did the same; that makes three tickets that did not pass through my hands; on the Sth Nov. there was dae to Professor Webster five huodred and ten doliars; the lecture began on the seventh; | paid Dr. Webster as follows :—en order in favor of Dr. Bigelow, two hus- dred twenty-five dollars and cighty-nine oeuts, dated April, 1849, with interest, elght dollars aud twouty- cwe cepte—total, two bumdred thirty-four dollars and ten cents; | gave Dr. Webster a check for the balance, two bundred seventy five dollars and ninety cents; om the 14th or 16th November, one handred and ninety- five dollars; 1t was paid in ty the Rew Engiend Bank; the next date I hat 16th, om which | credit bin with tw note for thirty dollars; sbout the 20:h, Mr Littlefield brevght an order from Prof. Webster for some tickets and for the balacce in cash due him; { delvvered the tickets at the Medical College, and paid @ chook of thinty dollars to Mr cittiedeld.' Ts a4 November; I then paid over ninety doliars by chesk at th veils of ali then soid; ony dred and thirty-two dollars, payable in four y: | interest, a quarter of the capital was to be paid yearly, signed J. W. Webster, witness Charl the opposite margin of tl “ Om payment to G. Par! ty-two dollars of this note and interest; Dr. Webster's ortgege and note, dated June 22d, 1842, are to eelled;”? the signatures were erased from both notes; black marke and cross marks on the face of the | Rote; on the firet note was inscribed in pencil in ir. called to eee Di P a | bra: band—* This note to be given up on pay- Cross examined—My attention was called to thetime | ment of Web-ter's interest,” dated January 22d, 1847; of my going to the docr at Medford; it was the only | this note bore am endorsement, July 10ti, 1445; in- time | went to the door while | was there; | had not terest is accounted for by rent to date, aud seven beord of the disappesrance of Dr. P. tillatter | went to dollars as the principal, leaving due three hun- the door on Friday. | dred end pinety-three dolls eeoond endorse- W. Freston, sworn—lam a student of medicine; have ment, October lth, reventy-five dollars; the second attended the lectures of Dr Webster; | raw Dr. W. | note had two emdoreements cf oue hundred and about #ix o'clock om Friday evening. after his lecture, | eigbty-seven dollars each, by Charles Cunningham, Nov 23. just owtside the Coliege bullding, golug into signed G. P, and bad the word “paid” written the rhea; | do not know whether he entered the osllege | twice on the face of it; [Bemis said he should show or not; I was passing out of his dissecting room, and | the prisoner's handwriting.) thére were pencil marks passed him on the eid ; #m perfeotiy confident _ om the note to the effect that only the sum of $432 thet it wae Fridey eveniog, Ncvewberj23, was due Dr. Parkman, and the balance to other Cross-examined—The shed is on the side of the | lenders; the third paper wes in the form of Dullding opposite the dissecting room; don’t know that | s letter addreesed to Dr. Webster, signed C.U., and Lepoke, but Dr. W bowed; what fixes the timein my | gsve a statement of the Doctor's debt te Dr Parkman wind is, that | waggoing to meet two medical students and others; it wan endorsed on the back, iv the pri- jn Havover atieet; | aiterwards mentioned, about scner’s banderiting, C. Cunningham, en debt to Dr. ‘Tbhapkegiving time. that | had een Dr. W that night; | Parkman, April 26th, 1849— balance due Dr. P , $456 27; 1 Bxed the hour, because | have tea at balf-past six,and | interest, $47 $488 64 1 obtained the jarge memo was to meet the Dt? wt seven. | Yandum above described tn Dr. i Direct resumed—Never saw Or. W.c0 late before; me on the night of his arrest, W. after bis lvctare before Si dum, in the prisoner's hand —| drive team for Mr. Fuller, larly the history of his transactior De Yarkmen; remember, soo- | vp to tbe time ot his pay lo‘ciock on Friday, 3d converrations wich Dr. Parkman— Hi feelings tease) him; he replied, “1 should thiak you would know so from my manner;"’ jay of two after be called again, and arked me it I had fonds of De. Webster's; 1 told him | had just paid De. Webster, a few minutes before ; the cheok | paid Web- pe hundred and ninety. five dollars, dated the id | bad vo eootrol over the funds of the Professor ; my instructions being to oollect the fauds, end band them ov be said | would be doi: ioe concerned. by ret: reiniog tly De. Webster was a di and I might tell bim so for bln ; never saw onthe morning of the 23d of N ¥ 1 vous te the College purpose of paying Dr. Webster ninety doar fuited for hr. Littiedeld and foned him et. the front oor; 1 took from the advertising box ® notice which I withed to aiter, to say that | would be there us: It wasabout 4 o'clock: Dr. W. eald to thing of De Parkman | je eaid he did; Dr, Wel “ When did you see him!” Webster asked id you see the Doctor coming; Dr. Webster ‘ou saw him comiog?” L' handwriting, only the oravdam had the words | words $465 O4e.; 4, melon keys. tin box, of Dr W.’s rooms; oo Vuesday, atier D. P's Givappeatance, | was desired by the Marshall to ssarch every houre we covid get into in Aghborbood, | cy Saturday to take pay for the ir Litthetela the college, the new jail, aud vacant bowtie; | ave me the key to the Library; [ passed throagh took officers Kice and Fuller ; ent the eastead of | jt to the emall ro the rear of Mr. tare’s | the Mr Ltet dj we tried one | lecture room. when | altered the action; | passed back | dows etaire through Littieield'sovllar to the Inbora- tery; the door was not locked, aud [ found Dr. Web- is buck room; | exeused myself coming in at in the morning; i told him that Dr, n had called om me several times to inquire if any funds of bis In my possession, there J bad known Dr. W. by eight | fore ecslied to pay them over to bi, so as not ry as Peofeseor of the Coliege; | | tobeve any trouble with De, Parkman; he said De, (eacnot for moment believe it | Parkman was @ rather curlous sort Of & nd hed bren sometimes rubject to en aberration of mind, so much ro, he had been oblized (o, oF did, pat bis bast eve owt of Lia bands; efter thie he eald,” } oa will bere bo further trouble with Dr. Parkman, for | haveeeitied | with him;" I paid Dr, Weleter a check om the Free moon's Back fer pinety goth between four ‘ead five e'clock | went to the Medical College, and found the front door looked; | ravg the bell; « young ledy 1 De field what time it was that he said that it war balf past one o'c! then aid that he paid Dr. Parkman $482 that be wrapped it teh: it 3 Went up to the lecture-room door, » Littleeld reid the lecture would | about 11 o'clock ; he rapped berd. informed bim © wished to te for @ quarter of @ ce! done wp ty good shape; seid to him, De. W Dr, Parkman made Dim any appeared, not being ar: costoms of Converration he hed « cane, a Professor of Pathslo- College; bave known Mr. poteasor; Mr. Littietield in= of the day oa Friday, N there by appointment; Tasted him bow 1 @ont reeottest about that he es: eaid that be 2 Weat there; ha eeid | cameto the door, | thought she was going te ut end he hed oot | open it, but #be looked through the side Hight room, where he | and asked if | wanted to ses Mir. LittheOeld? £ things; Iw raid I did, aod she arked me to step dowa boratory ; nome Inquiry was | to the door, lealing through the ehed to hie tome one. {deus know | apartments; | met Mr. Litcedeld, and seked him mand 208 § i, | left Dr. Webster tn of Starkweather Spear; efter he was ) 1 went to ffod the Sarsbel; | did not fnd Dim, till I found bim at the Cotiegs, with Ur. Webster im charge ot two jail officers ; they were in the laboratory ; there was great inquiry for the key to ua- | lock the privy; 1 tri to open the door with the ker, aod the lock fe wos mot then aware that lock the privy ; afverwarts, Keys that | hed fouod Frofersor Webster's pocket ; | them got thove Keys and went down to the College; I went to the shelf where | Ind the lock ef the privy, and found it there: Iscrewed it on. and the key marked privy. fitted it; ay to another rc me the door lea@iog int: je out the mitrim 1 be bed sent for me; he raid be wanted to ges & eet of tickets filled out for Me. Pf. K. Kidgs a student, who war golog toleave town ia the morning took the tromk from the place where it Dept, the little room back of Professor Hare's, and filed out the tickets. for which Littlefield was plecoges 1 came hom ‘arly part of the found bis name on my i do pot know whether svatomleal subjects, or ony part of them, have beew used ia the chemical de- partment, Geo. W. Trenholm, sworn —-Is « police officer; my was in the weet part of the city. pear the Medical wu vit Littiefield two or three years; bout a quarter before four o clook wn conversing with Mr. Little feild; De came vu, asked, * What about the twenty Gollar iT” Mr. Bemie— Was that the converration when Mr. J. Sundey efternoo A. Bake war mt? (The privy lock and hey were ehows to the sary.) f ‘Witpers— No; | am mistaken; it was not Mr Little feund no hey either in the doetor’s pocket or tn hi field | was taiking with om Scnday afternoon; | was bowre &hich tted the front door; | raw Coroner 0 end Jelier Aude ter vas (hers in the laboratory when Dr Wed- was aid romething abent the z Pratt direoted that they be let » Webeter when | came in was taatng the they were giving bim t drink, bis t id not teem to know what he noted like & great many persone | the delirtum ene; Saturday moroing c eroreh thinking of another conversation, which was on iriday; J caw Dr, Webster on Sunday afternoon —donot remem» ber the time of day ng in frome of the ce je with Mr. Jag Blake be eald be bad ty: mine for thy chemice * i Buch exited, he may have used profane language tor anything [ recollect Jobp B. Dave eworn.— Aw enehier of the Combridge Bavk; bave hnown Proterrer Webster 20 years; he Bas bept a bank account at our bapa (shorn Professor Webster's bavk book, end recognised it); Professor We beter deposited Now mber l0ub. $275 9). Ina check On the Fietmane Novesber } ‘Sib tm bulls; ord cm November 2tth a check of $90, the belance due the defendant on the 234 of ember was $182 16; op the lst of November, he bed stacdiag to * oredit in the bank $420; he checked out after pets: paid hiw $444; that he enatohed y sithout counting it; that h to Cambridge. to dirobay j not ere De W. egeiu ill Friday,the day of bis ar- about a quarter before four, on riday, | went to aid every piace had ph thet. the 10:b, something over 9900; 2s eoumber, $08 15; the vext cheok was v come om te the bildge tud the next ten dollars; on Saterday December Ist, cont of tell; ths atter the arrest of Profesor Webster, ue more cheeks Iriebmas to bas Perle thrrmen Wet# pald, the balapoe, rixty-cight dollars, we trusted got it a ecu en Saiurday evening: (he dalacce was paid over oa @ be oy => stesnoe Websecy | ebeck of Dr iors im favor ot the persons whe trusterd, pp wed the vaulr, letting ng te light dow bereen of any site, we af T got a key of Mrs. Littlefield and went down amd look- adr a throvgh the hole, | raw the remains; | theo pean and = Litiiefela —, beck = with ee v- » a. Be oe of Novem Mi 1 . H. y Clapp; #e al ed to the Me College; met thers vend - Ras é - i canteen Livhedeta and the Marebel and Dr. Bigelow. officer Piney offser end the person catryiug it, received for apewer that there wer funds. joed- lo not know of my own knowledge, that the ebeck was presented om Saturday, oaly know ibe person who carried It raid so. James ft Binks! am @ nephew of the late Dr. P; 1 took part in the sear that wae made for hie om oon; about three o'clors. | went to tne ‘Trenb: i wentin, and parsed them out upon s board; | was @ went into ier of the pri ivy; that the Bester hes. the key; be always kept it Dimeelt; the Dcetor them potated to s book oF nail, end onic it was img Up there, Littedeld took the hey and tried It. and went taire and told Prof Webster that was pot the key; don’t resollect what he paid. the door was then brow ya; Dr, Webster ap- peared to be confused in the k room, but was 1 was the first one to put # light wi the remaios lay; we meat * the laboratory; there was We, which | id mot are when I war there before, » place covered with tro pleces of seep stone, and some minerate on th Little feild belpee me to lift eff the esver, ant patting my bend down inte the place | brought up « ee of hard coal, whieh stack son at andin iti und @ plece of burnt bene; the City Marshal then Ghiected us to let things remain ae they more down im the remember to arrest Dr. Webster; | to the inquiry being made about bones 9 furnace; it rest; officers Starkweather and Spear aod wee whileDr. We was in the room, the party th: wt to Cambridge: @ stopped the coach four or beter ra ola rode fro et him feseor at bis door, W. bridgeport, and something m we would do epoke of the bat found at the 7 4. suppered to be Dr Parkman's, when ee came to Dilghtem, Dr Webster raid the driver wae ne up North ( rt owe Dim attorwerde od went to onu't Gx the time asoucately ; it nd three, not atter three; arches bets Bot with me to say anything about it; on jo conversation with wr Littiefeld and UBderetoed Littlefield to ray to Kingtley pene Re ‘Wrong way; i told bim the be the beoters hot very preniier that be bad mot + ‘Webdster for there three orfoar bly s little green, but be would God his way there at held me by the band wll the time, | never knew deys,— (The Court avd counsel here bad conversation, lurt; on ing to the jer. 1 got out and wentiote bim de re before; | thought be felt a litle sympetny which Was Inaudible to the reporters |—the hatchet, thefefflee, to tee that there were no Apectaters; for the family. oF comething of thet ecet; De, Webster found lo the sink. was ured to pry open the privy door; beving ercertained that there were nor | came reid. “| Rept the pole and or d him to goo think Adame did it; the leek fell off thet might; the cut snd cpeved the coach door, and cald “gem Cambridge, and discharge the m tienes deed. door as Delled up to heep it fast temen, Fil you please to get out here; Cress exemined— | did pot ray tour Wt Navwarren D Baws, sworm—1 am anexpress man tulnntes they all got cutand waiked Io | be tearohing for be. f ; De. W. eack be hed come to ta beterem Cambridge and Boston; have been in the mark from any one; | then asked th form the tamily; | commenced (he seared om Saturday habit of carrying things fer Professor Webster; daring tnte the beck «flies; there was no remark from any one afternoon. the week after Friday, November 234. | remember till we were ali { ‘the Rev Dr. Franeis Parkman— |! am brother of the bringing in two bundles, which | «i all fa ford. turning Delf rowed to me. * late Dr Geo, Parkman; | have kaown Ue, Webster fare eultipgs of grape sine from bir bow ean!” | reptied, “Vou remember, Or Wi many years the Norte the 26th; | Brought in sleo @ box, and a bag of ten; z} ur attention to the soundings abowe and below the end; ip my father ao ateak the box was about « foot end a balf #jdere line « rony yd [there bad brew scundings made aiso in the y ebape' h ; laeew weasods bow, brought them from Dr. Webster # howe # Medical College | aed we have dowe lookieg for br btitman down to she of my brother's dinap peer- bridge; Dr Webvter dirreted me to leave them ’ . ebarged wiih bis mare teo months before to marry tiewlated baif @ regtence, bat | could pot adoulids 16 wae to tow then arked me if od for bis femily; | told him | thooght [ . for they woud hare a te to send for rome of vd, eaylog that, as things they could rot me Lim and they would if. be morning: be began to talk to m © of hich De was nem cane wallet, ; aiare . +) Mt abien was a privy," I Cid them ail vp ip ederchiet, Gud looked them up a