The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-11
The Boston Murdsr.-Latest disclosures.
The Boston Herald OF December 9th says:

A chemical analysis has been rade OF the Of the
arsenic, acid, chloride Of zinc has been found mixed
svey pboves therefore the body from which the veins
and arteries were taken was not one which had been
portion OF the cinders found in the furnace of the labor
and small quantity OF gold and silver has thus far been
found and the small quantity OF each OF the metals found
b ns . Of the psS ooh ana Ss
plate oil the mineral teeth identified as DR.. PaIkman's.
congomeraed OF lead and in which were also
ound in the laboratory furnace and minute particles OF
silver have been discovered IN the composition OF the fused
esls, but in such very small quantities supposed
that this matter originally contained in the lead, il is
The supposed drops OF blood found oil the pautaoons
slippers and Of Dr. Webster have not yet been exam
We learn that large bunch skeleton or keys
have been found in the OF bureau in Prof Web
every in the medical college. These keys
were exbbi,ed % Prof. W. and he explains the ccurn-
found them 10 the street and threw them into the drawer
among the miscellaneous articles which were contained In
il said that on the Friday evening when the murder
was commued, Professor Webster was al parry where
he played whist with them until late hour Of the
night and on his return home was by Judge
sot at all compatible with the statement
correspondent informs US that some time aner the dis
appears ofhe Doctor was found Gays wharf;
and on Friday the sOh instant that hat was at MT Cola
more's We learn that Robert G. shaw, esq., said was
Dr. Parkmans hat but wished Mr. CoIlanore say moth
ing We communicated this fact the Marshal,
and learned that Z had previously been made known 70 e
police, and that the docks ia the vicinity Of Grays wharf
had been dragged for the body
The Boston Railway Times, December 7, says:
very singular fact has been scersined with regard to
the blood spo the door, and the passage leading the
viii, vermioD pea placed over The spots and The blood
spots themselves look though created by blood from
subject time dead IL will not be believed that DIR.
Webster been amusing himself by cooring these spots
with vcrmion red and neither viii il be supposed that,
cane agents. he Would have allowed hose pots 70 remain
his accusers they certainly would have been when
With regard to the door being constantly o,ked, Il is
fact that Llefed, the janitor Of the build
ing, had keys every In H. as he himself has
before said when exhibiting large bunch OF keys We
do not mean TO mplcsc any person 10 this matter and
time when he s least looked upon with suspicion BY
almost the entire thinking public. But these keys might
so p Sssa eed Is against Dr. wSs in b.
s,ers room n the snitor had the keys Of this room and
tanly has had heretofore, the farce o. breaking through
closet Is very easily seen though.
The Boston Herald, Of December 7, also has the fol.
lowing
ha. been d,coyered BY careful cemPsr.on Of the
master OF East Cambridge, with piece OF paper found
in desk either at the room Of Professor Webe at h:
to written on piece Of white wrapping paper and
ss N a an eSayeSe q Pss. o. @
portant link in the evidence
cdr Parkman was taken on board the ship Hercules,
and this is all dare tell you for fear shall be killed
was one Of men at East Cambridge. took his watch,
and as was going alo the road tina, leads 70 the long
The Post Of Friday says:
The excitement appeared to have somewhat subsidized
yesterday but manifest from remarks every
hand jealous parties have been formed in relation
caseths amt. Webster and the anti-Lulefed par
tieseach exaggeratng every circumstance II is sup
posed make for its side, against the other.
Its proper say that there less than Ave ways by
which the laboratory may be entered; Two from the entry
leading the dsstng room which entry npon The
One fom the apparatus above, and accessible
from the ecture-room. One from the psssage.way con-
nected with the anitos apartments which passage temi
mates In door in the Of the building which s scces