The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-19

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Afore interesting facts W DR.. Parkmaa and Prof eb-
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Z Thus far Prot, w ebster has borne his confine-
inent and solitude with most singular frnness, to
/ all appeafance, coupled as It is with dreadful
crime very little effect has been made visiblepon
his body or mind. HIS family, counsel and friends
have visited him ally, and these visits have in
some instances been prolonged TO hours. On New
ear day his wife and daughter spent most Of The
forenoon in his cell deyotiag lIe time to reading
and conversation. Mrs. Pafkhap, the unhappy
consort Of the deesased has also visited Mrs w e6-
stet in eatnbrdge twice. mutualy Offering to each
Eother consolation, under the severe Affections which
j Providence has. cast upon them. y - J
n w have also heaIdait stated from highest
and best authority, that some 81 he friends Of Dr.
4 ark man WAIVER in their belief as 10 the remains
1.puntiin Dr, Webster closet being those Of Df,
PafkHlan, yielding % tue eonsctien d. oiiier cir
euinztances strong ID their palpfe that the uportur
nate man. while iaboring under abenation Of
mind, wandered away and came 70 his death in
some rnanner} to them antnown This belief is
based npon past events in the life Of DIR. p, IL
being known't that while those fits OF mental aber-
ration overpowsrsd HIM he had been absent for
days no one knew where and that IN Some iDstaa-
ces his friends had extricated him from serious
peSils. We have been informed that the result Of
the inquest as to the identity of the relics was
based upon facts pretty much the same az those
which have from time to time been published; and
other circumstance accumulated from many years
business Transactions between DIT Patinnan and
lPfeE Webster helped thein N coming SO the final
result alf6ady known; But we are told that the
great point in The defence 81 Prof w wifi besIhat
he has heenSnaSe a uetign Of eonspiiacy; that the
pieces Of body found ia his closet were paced there
fyyssome persen, under the hope of obtaining the
reward and that tIiese fects have been proved 10
be- ana "a fact are mot the ragiaeiitsof Dc Park.
man body ssssS, So sissi =, IS 8. b
Tie remains which have been found are The yer.
tebfm aud thorax cavity, the pesis cavity the right
aud left thighs ,lisconmecled from the spelvs, and
tte Ieit iegs disconnected fFonsthe thigh and beet
These fehctsare very much chsrred and .cut, and,
we hear presented 10 the jury Of Inquest no pc,
fculihI marks by (which they might be identified,
The ground that viii be taken as tolthese remains,
we hear, is, thai they are parts Of a human body
injected and prepaSed for dissection in aceordance
with the established rules Of every medical college.
The only remaining relic is ihss block of1teeth
as exactly corresponding with his mould impress
sion Of DIR. Parkniar' S Jaw, and BY which they
I were alone identified Tkis point We learn, will
be severely contested in the defence The plates
and teeth having long been5nthe fire, and SO mu-
nlased as TO Gender it impossible 20 IDENTIFY them
from an inipfession taken from a. living jaw
Il Prof. Webster, With his counsel has been enga-
gedpeariy all the time during has confinement In
Arranging the defence and the trial viii be one ef
the most Interesting upon record - = ~ /.
On the arrest Of Prof .Nebster on The charge Of
murder Mrs. Parkmap dispatched latter TO her
son, who has beenfor some time IN Europe, goEni-
ing him that his fstheg had been missing for
more than 2 week, and nhplpging him to return
Home without delay He e expected by the psyt
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