The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14
published Every Day-Csuuday Excepted)-
BY A. II. HAYES a 90
" Z w LEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II.
The ParISham Murder In Boston.


Various incidents are given of the arrest and ex-
animation in the Bo7ton papers, and the following
is something like correction Of statement we
have before copied:
On the way TO the jail according to the Post Clam said
DIR. Webte IS to disguise purpo gIy uliher
about he death Of d. PayEmS pqs Of y how 5O oddb syee
q e l9prd ing you, laboratory We shall oqk for
geted gcSwaT il struck t0the hec aud ute varoas
Tbe y3 ? lam ppided 9u F6s . fq a. a. yig
me- A. who were sent agree that re did ay he was
sentences that he caught, thai the pH about
some one ayaE placed lie limbs ybee tey we've found, for
them there would involve the pr -oners rnii
The Transcript, of the evening of the I'd, says:
DR. Webster viii not be brought before the Po'ce Cou un.
warrant was ued BY The Police Court for his detsntoa to
mae csme yegay and oay o" S94g 9 M Sn
city physcian called him, when the prisoner nqu as
DAY any knowledge how tie found v al came
thee end remarked that he did not believe that they tho
His wife has expressed an anxious wish 10 see him. but was
sent him bundle Of books with 5fSf aes 5r bs eOmio
i will be apparent to tho who give al the circumstances
not been taken towards bringing home this supposed muir
der to D. " eb ters han-nainey, the identification OF tie
body Until this done, can be tried for murder. But
iFter should the body be identlhe0r rather the muta
fragments Of the body-s le Of D. PARK still we should
not be too rady to conclude that Professor Webster
We understand tha Falln Dexter Pas been retained ne
council To- Prof. WEBSTER and that an examination in Cou
The question was asked The examining phys clans the body
was apparently cot BY -kInl hand The was
e. Ire hatehe belonging o. that part OF the building it is
/ said, is moi 10 be iOuud.
The following Paragraphs, the first from the Tray
eer and the second from the Bee would seem to
| Indicate that DR.. Webster is not of 50 amable a
temperament and disposition as has been repre-
| sented.
Some ofDr, Psr,mags friends assuming that Dr. Webster
D.. sG II a
interview on Friday, and that Dr. Paman, who occasionally
ted DR.. Webster that lie Latter suddenly dealt him moral
blow with ,omg implement at hand and then. conceal the
body which have been de cribed above.
Professor Webster was born in ts city srcet-e
druggist at the north part of he civ and was one of hs
seectlen OF the town. He is said TO be of very yole
gnperameat-qqiek, passionate and npusiye-snd from hi
tact many ere led to sdppo that, in ia passion OF moment
ne h hay commit Cd the offence with which eis charged
ofhs doing such 4 act.
/ The Post gives the following account Of the ap
pearance Of DIR. Webster before the Police Court
Notvitbstandtng D., Websef had nd a papcr to ii
| he COon.is iRau should be k1Owr. and thus avoid,
Gogrf Attorney, oalriioi',, in gave matter,
hayn. g. inef 10 ero.y gpon no ohei authority than 3
| gaae Sc e1rag for moo" for brngiir hin mo tine Poll,
About oaocE- he A.a bourht d. ION ja in a oF a:,
ga, t25e9or VIZ ttank-H DeAye', rs couo d, She.
The coulrooR was iien cleared Of all hut me Office
me pm 2nef having fequet led pNae hea ing. lie WHY
le fant o. he i9mpan, but ha toug 81 eY9mn2l u ye
Go ely, without takng ay exec ol telt. The Oence NC
cbarge Tie q a1d jury Tor Inc l s 20 COM y mr. ~
Suffolk may a'cEc ggig-t bim. He Dlel taken back
J2ll. He aopea,ed Giabe and coec I'd, and sni
pleasantly, When tod that he wOad ba,e lepgin lev
minute, while TIE pa5ea wee be Ig made oat He read
4ewspape, while waiting for DE document 10 be nrt mi
residence abort i O'Clock Friday night and iune9' Il
Coe9e 10 si tme he I lg op " l NH ' m N ups
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