The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
The Parsman Aaratr Case,

More interesting faets q DT Parkman and Prof He6sser- Degbts as so t.s Dlseossrtd Remains -GTgaads ef Detsaee.
 Thus far Prof. Net,s,er has borne his confinement and solitude with most singular frmasss, to ali ap- pearance, coupled IL Is with dreadful eYin,e; very little effect has been made visible W9on his body or miad. His family, cou as-i and friends have visited hm aaiy, and Ihese visits have in s9ue instances been prolonged to hours On New Years day his wife snd daughter spent most oi the fore ia his cell, devOiing his rlms to reading and conversation. Mrs Parkman. the uahappy ceasort of the deceased. has also vl~tsd Mrs. W Webs,el a Cambridge twiee, mutually Otferrag to each other consolation, ander the affections which Pro whence has cast upon them.
 We have also heard 1t stated, from the highest and best authority, tha; of the friends of Dr. Parkman wAFer in their belief. es to tho remains found in Dr. Webstor's closet beIHg those of Dr. Psrkmsr, yielding to the conviction of otser cir. esiiisaacss strong ia t!ses nature. ,=. tAs asfss tnnate maR, while laboTiag under abeFraion of mind, wsndsred away sBd came his death ia some tnsnner, to them ank knowa. Ibis brief is based apOn past eveas ia the fife of Dr. Psrkn1an, il bst1g known that while those fits of nrentzi sber- ration overpowered him, he had been abseat for days, no one knew where, and that in some iastan ess tis friends had extrieatsd hin from serions pcsiis We have besn ialormed that the result Of the inquest the identity Of tse relics based upon facts pretty much the those which have from time to time been pubiishet; aud other eircumstances accumulated from many years busi- ness transactions between Dr. PsrkiHan and Prof Webster helped them in coming to the inal result already known. Bat told that the great point ia the defence of Prof Webster will be that he has been made victim Of conspiracy; that the pieces o body found ia his closet placed there by some person, under the hope of obtaiHlDg the reward, and thai these relies have been proved to De, and in fact are not the fragments of Dr. Park man body.
 The remains which have been found are the ver- tebre aud thorax cavity tho pelss cavity the right and Jeff thighs disconhected froa the pelvis. and the left leg, disconnected from ths thigh and feet. These rrIiets very much eharrcd and cut, and we bear prosecuted 10 the jury of inquest no pecu- liar marks by which they might be identified Tine ground that will be takea as to these remains, We hear, Is that they parts of human body inJec- ted and prepared for dissection ia accordance with the established rules Of every medical college The only remaining relic Is the block Of teeth which said to have besn identified by Dr Keep, as exactly corresponding with his mould impression of Dr. Parkman's Iaw, and by which they were alone identified This point, we learn. will be severely contested in inc defence; the plates and teeth hay ing long been in t!Ie ire, aud muliiated to rehuer Il impossible 10 isentify them from iin- Pression taken from living Jaw.
 Prof ebster, with his counsel, has been euga- ged nearly all the time during his confinement in arranging the defence aud the trial wil be one of lie most interesting upon record.
 On the arrest of Prof. ehster on the charge of murder, Mrs Parkman dispatched letter 10 her son. who has been for sotre time ia Europe. iu- forming him that his father had been .mSsiugn for more tban week, aud imploring him to return home without delay. He is expected by the next steainsr.-Rosfoa Mail