Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

, which il appears ] east enormously. Ii
, had thought OF this course earlier.
/ should not have deposited Petleeis chscl
, for $40 in the Charles River Bank Of
F. Saturday, but should have suppressed IL
ns going SO far 10 make up tho san
=. which | was To have proiessed 10 hay.
T paid the day before. aud which Pete.
knew had 10y me al the hour OF the h.
:erview; il had not occurred to me TIA
should ever SLOW the notes cancels
, IN proof OF il. or | should have destroyed
/ the large note, aud let it he Inferred thn
II was gore. with the missing man. aud
should have kept the small one. whial
was all lint could pretend 10 have paid
! My single thought was eoneealmenI aud
safety; everything else was incidental 10
that was ia 10 state to consider my
nlleriof pecuninfy interest Money,
though needed It 50 much, was OF no
account with me IN that condition OF
minl
/ Ii | had designed and pfemelilatel
lhe homicide OF Dr. Parkman. In order to
get possession oil the notes aud cancel
my debt not only should have deposited
Pellee chrok tic next day. 5ut should
have made SOME show OF getting aud hay.
Ing the money before. should have
drawn my money from the bank aud
taken occasion 10 mention 10 the oashief
that ! had sum to make up ON TINT day
ior Dc Pafkmau. aud the same 10 llench.
F man, WheR borrowed the Sl0 should
F have femlfkel that | was 80 much short
OF sum tlal | was 10 pay Pafkman.
borrowed the money OF llenehman as
mere pocket money Tor the day. II had
intended the homicide OF Dr. z | should
not have made the appointment with
iln twice, aud each time in 50 open
manner thai other persons would almost
certainly know Of It. aud | should nat
have invited him TO my rooms nj an hour
when the College would be full of stu.
dents aud others an1 an hour when was
most likely 10 receive calls from Others.
loo iha' was the hour just after the lee.
iufe. at whirh persuns having business
with me or iu my rooms. wesa always
directed 10 oal. | looked INTO my rooms
on Sunday afternoon, hut did uoihinr.-
Alter the hrsl visit oi the officers, | took
the pelsis aul some OF the limbs from the
upper we'll aud threw them lutn the vault
under the puyy. took the lhorax rom
the well below. and packed /, IN the tea.
ghs,'. .. i,pugl ~ s''" impression has
u'e"' '"'l thls .''s moi dons ,n,f, >"
the second visit OF the oihc"".",' u'''h
on Tuesday -. nlhssleys lrsinohy
shuws that /, must have been done soouor
The prrioation oi the thonx had been
made hy the hnife. at the tine Of remov-
iup the visren On Wednesday pnt
on kimlng- aud made tire In the lur.
uace below. having first poked down the
ashes Some Of the limbs, | cannot re-
member which or how many, were con-
suuiel at that time. This was the last
I had to do with the remains. The tin
box was drs gnod to receive the ihoflN,
though | had not concluded where !
should finally put the box, The fish
hooks, tied up as grapples, were to be
used lor drawing up the parts in the vau.t,
whenever should determine how 10 dis
pose OF them, aud get strains enough. |
had confused object in ordering the box
and making the grapples. | had, before,
ulcnced To get such things TO send TO
I fayal; the box to hold the plants aud
other articles which | wished to protect
/ from the salt water and the sea air, aud
7 the hooks to be used there in obtaining
coualhne plants from the sea Il was
this previously intended use Of them that
suggested aud mixed itself up with the
idea OF the other application doubt,
even now; TO which use they would have
been applied; | had no. used the hooks
at the time of the discovery. The tan
put into the tea chest was taken from
haue OF it that had been in the laboratory
for some time. The bag Of tan brought
in OH Monday was not used; 1t belonged
10 quantity obtained by me long time
ago. for experiments III tanning, aud was
sent IN hy the family to get 1t out ol the
way. It's being sent in just al the time
was accidental. | was not aware that l
had iru, tho hnifo ia tho Ghost Tho
stick found IN the saucer OF ink, was for
making coarse diagrams on cloth. The
buuch Of filed keys had been used long
ago by me IN rfnlt street ald 'hroWh
carelessly by into a drawer. never ex-
amined lhem, aud do not known whether
they would fit any OF the locks Of the
college or not II there were other hcys
dtrng doors with which had nothing 10
do, ] supposed they must have been all
duplicates, or keys Of former locks left
there 10y the mechanics or ianilor. |
know nothing about lhem aud should
never be likely to notice them amongst
the multitude OF articles, large and small,
of all kinds, collected in my rooms. The
janilor had furnished me with key to the
dissecting rooul, for the admission Of med
ical friends visiting the College, but !
had never used IT, The nitric acid on the
stairs was not used to remove spots ol
blood, but was dropped by accident
When the officers called for me on Fri.
day, the 30th | was in DOUBT whether
/ was under arrest, or whether more