New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
r,,r MANCHESTER TRAGEDY.
Conveyed to manehesfer-A FIN, FIJI"
Clara e',,,..,sa IN she Parker MURDER

o." r,om The BosI1n Daiv Sea
- yi,it 10 Lowell, Nashua, &c.' yes
r., the purpose OF sscerthihii'S no.i ~
sfa.., ,rcss, some particulars 10 re'e'eaoo :, .
rec; (which t,ok place IN Mancne,,er'
Parker !" 80 night Of the 26lh Of March, Is4a'l
N. H.. on ii of fur persons charged with com
r.itiig So # Manchester is the fith person
p - ,he murder Of Parker, and Is 70
irsphcaa'NeS ...so.ty Ia the above named place. a.
ssineo "a wtrefs IA the case. Brown Is tne
ke pr1SS,ss only rosa. who has made any dis
MAJ =. a Importance Upon his statements and
c"s.rvfacts which have grown out OF ihen' All
ne ~, arrests have been made. Brown was
peeSsn. of VIM c. Clark, The person arrested a.
go. Browns confession We cahpot give
N;.so,t not only violating oar pledge, but defeat
~ the ends OF Jas'lce'
ys;s ,,uch we viii venture to say, that Brown
=. rsnxu in Manchester - rather desperate
s...cter read. tor any WORK. la consequence d
800 his word was evidently rather questioned
$50 10 support bis assertions the same tucs
-. nl.yed upon Clark that "One-Eyed Ihomp
.r.6d "Brsiol Bill" played of on Drury A
s,u was procared, with table, pen, Ink ana
amer, where a certain LEGAL gentleman OF Man
Hsster secreted himself In an adjoining room
mere Brown and ClsrE, engaged N oonVefsa', .ta
sysry word of which was taken down y Iii III
Yankee Lawyer in the next aPartle1n', Sxb;oh
s,near in evidence One expression ony So,
H. made il all of that c0DversauOn VIM" "
40 AZ liberty to give. and that appears oeo"'
p.,,n was not aware that he as prisoner
oa g,,dsv. when he attempted TO leave The
-. Sr The purpose OF visiting CLARK, at NASHUA
- Gas stopped. Clark's place o. IesideucS
M..bester N. II. where his wife ana several
- children reside. He Is the father OF hVe Gnu
ns Ore Of his sors has been carry ing on sort
Iol Irsness in Nashua, under the iifm OF CLARK
sp;"Lsr5son Since the fathers artes', the store
- Saar clo,ed and the goods are IN charge OF
keeper. ,noo,ed with tbis atore
I ,rboo u.rsyeled will tend somewhat to
=. ,,le the community. That, however must come
~. - ev;dence. Clark il a man between 10 and Oh
sssrs Of age. and is an old established pediar OF
GI.cloth. csrpeting and painted "iodow-snaoes' he
has been some bal connected IN trade win eturte
xsnt the window-shsde palnte'' I'D M"A's'' ''is
eitv He has son with Mr.. SIur'e'an', VINO IL ~
~, present time learning the painting business
Carl saws he can prove an Glibi beyond doubt
~ $50 bs le.t Manchester in November OF 1874,
.sd ,roceeded 10 Pi,tsfeld, Mass with lot OF car
.siag. aud thence went to Albany. N. Y. and
800 other places 10 that region, and then pro
ssaSsd nv circuitous route 10 Eden, VT. where
hs arrived about the middle OF March, ls45, aud
there he remained until after the Parker murder.
He requests OF the Government time to enable him
a procure the records Of freight masters, hotel
teeoers. stage agents, &c. through that section OF
the country to prove these statements.
ltis believed by some that Clark desires this
time for other purposes than to prove an 0lsbs
IL was known before his arrest, that he wonld
attempt if put TO the test. 10 prove an Gitbi and 1t
vss a 40 known h0p he would go TO work 70 prove
Il. Furthermore it was known that he said, lin
conversation with Brown, in Manchester) 81 raS
k>ve and planned the phOie hing, bit by Cd
Gov prove an abb at any time for two dollars and
siaf' For tvo dollars and a half can py0re
tka tcGs ~ Eden, Vermont"
Clark was taken To Manchester yesterday after
non in custody OF the City Marshal OF that city.
Horace w Wentworth is he younger brother oil the
three Wentworths. He has resided in Lowell for
suite q number of years When he first went
Aere he was employed SO waiter in the American
House He has since flied several clerkships, and
iatsly has been acting as Agent for tho New Eng
land State 8, lor Case, Tiffany & Co book publish
ers, Hartford, Conn. Hes 20 years oil age, is
member Of one of the Methodist Churches in Low.
"A and bears the reputation OF being an upright
and moral young man.
Yesterday afternoon he was removed from
Lowell to Manchester, in custody of Deputy Sheriff
Noaton Of the latter city, upon reputation rom
he Governor
The Government expect to prove that Horace
Wentworth Yves the man who murdered Jonas L.
Parker that he has sin e, and within short tlne'
passed 81, 900 bill, which was in the possession
Of Parker on the ngbt that he was murdered.
There are facts az ainst this individual which,
it's said. cannot be reiuted. The other brothers
are arrested as acoomphces. Clark, IL is supposed,
vilturn states evidence, and will be accepted as
such.
The examination Of Clark and Horace Went.
worth will come off at Manchester the last part OF
this week, probably Thursday.
The examination of the two brothers at South
Berwick, which was to have taken place to day.
will not take place until after that at Manchester.
The law Of Maine, unlike that of other States
viii not grant a surrender Of prisoners until some
examination has taken place. The examination at
Berwick will only aim to effect that object, after
which the prisoners will be taken 10 Manchester
and examined az ain before acquitted or committed.
Clark has employed as his counsel Charles G.
Aiherton. ESQ. Of Nashua, and Horace Wentworth
has retained B. II Batter and J. g. Abbott. Esqs.
a Lowell