The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

ing the notes Of DE- Webster, who took oui
hip '''stey aed psi'l liaf'hs sun Of slsl or
sisi aud something over, lie seEad ihe
money without counting h., mud was
going away, when Dr.. w, said 10 him
"Ihcfe IL one tliing, Dr., you have forgoiieui
where's he mortgage p Dr y, replied, ~
have not got IL with me- but lli soe lhal Il n
properly cancelled" llo then went oul with
lhe money open In his hnnd. I then nsked
Dr. Wobtlcr " ho rocollecled whnl money
Ice had paid lia, Hui lIs aHsJscFed that he
could not, except bill for 800 on ihe New
England Bank.
Here testimony IL introduced 10 prove
that Dr. Webster purchased several large
lisli, hooks, also ofn rope ninkor 10 prove
that tho twino found about the body and
limb TO be OF of that connected with the
hOoks,to bo used us Rrnpplei also IN rcgnrd
10 the order of Dr. Webster for Tin box
5Dlh-GusTAyua ANDREws, EKAMiNED,-l|
nm iaer NJ Leyeretl street jail. remember
7 TiIu ;iutti November, when itr, Webster WINS
arrested. | hral raw him that night w the
I Medical COLLEGE. MIR =. D Parker, ! THINK,
called my attention 20 the furnace IN the
lower ihboraloyi 10y pointing to II, Dr.. w.
WINS IN ihe room Of Tho time. ! saw bones
~ II, Dr. Webster wus standing near the
/ priyy door, IN very excited state IL waA
} broken open aI this tlmo. Ia the room when
] WIG ftlllhllh NNEt NfhhEll VII lINiN Nlf lAiHtH
ment, he stood about . feet ofi. lie put his
/ foot firmly on ihe'Aoor,na ito brnrc himself
up, ! soon after asked if They had finished,
aud IL should take Prof Webster To jail
MIR :, d. Parker said lac had nothing 10 soy,
/ ! thcn ordered the carriage, into which the
Doctor wns liGcd, aud fell back, M IL ho was
ihnt. The first words be said IN the car
riAge woro-uWhy don't thcy Hsk LlulcGcldi
he cnn explain oil lilies be has tho care OF
| tho dls-cclng room. They wanted mo 10
explain, but they did nOt nsk me Ohy Thing,
. Oh what viii my family think of my
absence ~ ] then said, "my dear sir, pity
YOU. and nm sorry.n Ills reply wns-"you
p piiy me. aud ARE sorry for mo what for i'-
! repeated whu, htd -riri, and thui ssa-
sorry 10 see him cXcilcd,nnd hoped hc would
be- calm. lie sad--"Ol, thnls II ~ No
more was said ~ the carriage, aud we nrriy-
cd nt the Jail and put linn in his cell, with n
lantern beside him. don't think lac mo, od
all the night from the position lrr held that
I lime. Ia lho morning bo wanted "a. hr rms
cd up, at Z o'clock. ln the course of the
! forenoon ho wns able TO sii in the chair.
] said nothing to him noXt morning, hui he
| said to mc-"1'hnl Is no morn Dr. Purkmuu's
/ body lhnu il II my body; aud how IN tho
world il came there do not know tie
then said-'.l never liked the look Of Little
( field iho iluitoT opposed his coming there
Nall could'-mcnniug tile college ! rccnl-
/ lcct nothing more. On the previous night
4 bc Nus Ms very unusual state Of ilcT. Ii.TH-
! lion. havo letter in The haud. writing of
| Dr. Webster, which came up from DIR. Web
slcr's cell to me. The rule OF The Jail il lhnt
all leiicrf received or sent out Of the prison
Tar" la Dc SnbiIilICd "a ne JdiiOE Tncy 'Eru
! lnid on the table, aud sent out 80 opportunity
oncrs. The letter rcicr 10 wna sent TO me
Mr II.f4a0 .svllsI ntt ION, -, "a
ccrtnin cl0usc, aud uskcd ne Il could "lct
/ that letter OUT" | decided not io let 1t go
until tlc officers hnd asked certain questions
regarding il. Mr. Hopkins was IN at the time
aud ! showed II To him nud Clnpp. | did
mn, lrt II oni, ut ril events, until next day.
! then told DR.. Webster that ifhe had Rny do.
mcstc affairs 10 consult about, il would he
| better ia future not To let them come through
me, hut wait until his wife or some of his
! family came to.sce him. also told Messrs.
| Prescott aud Cunningham to tell him the
same.
/ The following is n copy Of the letter in
question, which was read 10y Mr. lIems, aud
| put in "a q connecting link in the eyidcncc:--
BosToN, Monday ey'g.
M Dearest Marianne: ] wrote mamma
Ncslcrdpy, ,nml MIR Cwhn was hcJg tbs morn
ing told me ho sent 1t out. / had good
sleep last night, and lrenmpi of You -nlL-l
got my clothes of, for the first time, and a.
| wOkC M tHC morning quito hungry. II was
n long time before my first breakfast from
Parkers came, and it relshed, can assure
you. At one o'clock | was nUtttfdd tia,
must appear at tho Court.room. All was
arranged with great regard Ia my comfort
aud avoidance of publicity, and this first GER
cmony went of better than ] nntic' patcd.-I
IN r-tttttt ita, ~ ht az turkey aud rLcc
from Parkcr's. They send much moro than
can eut, and have directed the steward To
distribute The surplus 10 nny poor ones here
lfyou will send me n small cnnnistcr of
tea, cnn make my own. liulc pepper Vi
may want some dayi yeH-enft put II up T0l
come in some bundle. | would send tho dir
" clothes, but they were taken to dry and
have not been returned ] send kind note
received to day from Mr. Curtis. ProIcs-
sor Pierce and ilorsford called to day. Half
II dozen Rochelle powders ] should like
Tell mamma mol 10 open the liltle bundle
gave her the other day, hut to keep IL just ms
sho received 1t. Hone you will soon be cheer
ed with letters from Fayal. With many kiss
es to you NIL. Good night, from
Your nffl. father
My tongue troubles me yet very much, aud
must have bitten It in my distress the other
night; II IL painful aud swollen, affecting my
speech somewhat.
Had mamma better scnd for Nancy u
think SO, or aunt Amelia.
Couple Of colorcd neck hdkfs.
One mntresS.
60h-ELI G.. kINsLEY EXAMINED. The
letter ann shown was loft at my office on
30h November last, al East Cambridge, mud
brought it over myself To the City Marshal
in Boston. The address is-"Mr Turkey,
Boston" The letter must have been drop
ped between 10 O'Clock and ten minutes past
That Same morning. brought il over next