The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-26

r. zee you for Ne bad ocr ars that the who made
tss appointment had betrayed rim to his harm. ne
raid be then paid bin s4s3, and thina ne Aadsa
said be for his lecture closed &C one o'closS
aud he visited :cr my brother thirty minutes @skeo
hin n hruther bad suy papers With hio as ne vas
rsio e. have been seen with papers be said be mas
paper lad That Ia took out one ana cs9eea ne
ven soTsss :, With great bsste aud viepce that ne
thru rstd he vonld 20 TO cancel the mort
gage; that Re fologsc him 10 the deoe' enc ms To,
~ Atcd tsniion o. going 20 Ssai wr
20 70 wfeihtf tie mortgage vas canceied pt.
v = conduct ia that in eENir~ struck Me very miea
At the ZINE. be was nervouiy excited oommsnoet In
a. bur ting rauuer IN distsiy on entering the
should call h. business Wit. rs expressed
Iathv u our srsf. 20 the gailtlesue-s of the aa
er vha s,ruck the ao,en,e OF Tenderness suSh
ss ,upposed wound be neutral In such case should
RaS hs Was there from 10 e. IL minutes cannot dis
tincilv Say whether he wore overo0st. but tniuk
10 old lot ! think he went dosn Green street
from my SHu which Is in bowtius square my
brotkrrs hshitA were rer srksois with regard TO
pUpotustty; he was the most punctusi of mapkioa;
he vas ut great deal but was almost invariably
~ home ut his regular ueals; he had n son aud
esufh'r the latter hal been or. at invalid: he
very xious for her and much with her: his son was
"a Europe. | never knew NV brothe- use what might
he called proisne language he would utter bimssif
ttron2ly when moved. though ne was not irritable
Esp but never Knew him use proians word
Cress. examined a. M Fassenden and q Mr. Oliver
esllvd and told that they had ms brother
que pas'tws DIR w did not say what the paper
which my brother dashed his pep bat it
m.n'i,hVd IN connection With the mortgage inferred
here the Court adjourned, at y o clock
The ttsl has been more painfully interesting this
px'h osy than any OF the previous Tne pecu-
pi~fy transactions OF Professor Webster have been
iLAed open in way to SHOW there ~ae no truth In
Pa; that lie could not have had the money which
ht says be psid Doctor ParS man at the time
~ which he Afterwards preteDds he did; aud the
deposit OF p,b.ty desrs hv him the daY afcer
be satd be PAID DR. PsrEmsu IL a fsct which sent q
tbusosr through be courtroom. His counsel viii
have T. verb a miracle d, IL away The details Of
NE arrest bv ccsr csPp and the utervisw with the
Rev FEarcis Fsrkmau the brother of the dscssied,
- related by thst cieTgB man produced deep im pres
non. he tafEeDess 81 che examination vas very
ssrmirg DR. Webster has seemed sinking a. the con.
fderee In his fsvcr has ebbed away Sti have not
heard The other ride The INDUSTRY and patience
of the court seem inexb austihle. Judge ShaT
az fresh Lie big natural wig. He drives
through his eight and half hours a day, without
losing moment. Very little time is occupied dis
cussiug parts of the law Of evidence The Govern
Ment has got round score Of witnesses yet 30
hst = course the bulS Of the stmnny that side IL
IN. what comes must be chiefly orroboration When
handouts were put upon the prisoner this evening,
and he ttscS.red out Of the with his keeper.
many sad eye rested or bim, but noticed
fpsasing TO bin. ! am yet to read hear OF o man
Who sveE rose from such q damnipg load Of proof
ION Sundsy morning. the jury, escorted nv Sheriff
kveleih ard the three oficsrs attended DIVIDE
vice as the Rev Mr. Huntngtoa's Churca at tue
South end aud in the afrsrooon, they attended the
Rev Dr. Beechsr's Church in Salem s;reet