The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-01
The Boston TTngedT--Prof. Webster in
 rourt-sA Tugp fin his Favor.


 The Boston papers give no new particulars ia Fs- gard to the circamstances which led to Dr. Web stst's arrest, but many subsequent incidents mentioned, and 1t will be that suspicion Is now taraiDg to another quarter. At the instance Of the prosecuting attorney. he was brought iutO the police eoarl 0R MonjaY. The BOston Mail says
 Al about half past one o'clock Prof Webster, sc- companisd by his counsel, was conveyed to the police court in carriag, and arraigsed before Jus tiee Gu hing.
 His counseI then tSOk the warrant and read 1t to 4hs prisoner ia low voice. During the reading. and the whoe"tlrne hs rensipe,i in te court room. ths d1fneanof oI ihe accused perfectly cam and nelf-possessed The case for the present, brief ly disposed of, by his Houor ordering tie prisoner to be rsmanded to Jail, to sWsiLthe action of the grand JuIy ali the January term of the manicipie court There were very few persons present at the arrhIgnment
 The boston Herald, of uesday last, gives the fol- lowing partc ulars of a scientific investigation that has beea partially made;
 A farther examination of the remains of Dr. G. Parkman was held al tie Medical College, in North Grove stfeet yesterday afternoon, by the invesiiga ting committee oJ the coroRer's jury.
 The thoFax and the ihigh found in the tea chest covered with taa and minerals, were Sn1eet 10 chemical tests, and ii discovered that these por bOns of the body had been treated with strong solution of pOtAsh. which had hardened and cOroded the skin and flesh in several places and gwen 10 the whole thai crisPed and burnt appearances which was remarkable at the time they were frs, discovered
 OR the right thigh aud the, left leg. which were discovered ia the water, traces of alkaline could bs discovered by ths application of the most rigid tests.
 Chips taken from those parts of the building sup posed to be stained with blood, were subjected to a microscopic examination. but gsobaiess, such as nd In krn d txco Rred. he committee came te the conclusion that the spots had been caused by tobaecO s2ittle. The spots sl read stains fonBd on, the slippers. pantaIoons and saw of Professor Webster will be examined by . committee day.
 The veius and arteries of both thighs and the left leg have been carefully dissected out, and will be subjected a chemical ansys to-day. for the pur- pose ef discovering if they have been injected with arsenic, acid Of chloride of zinc, which is employ cd at the college for hs preservation of bodies used by the students for dissection, this will prove con- elusvely whether the parts of the frame discovered beloBg to a subject for dissection or not.
 The masses of metal discovered in the lurnsce Of tho lahat0ry, and which at first supposed to be
 congiomerafion of the gold and silver of Dr. Park than watch and coin, analysed, and thus far they fonnd to consist of A mixture of lead and tin, such would necessarily result from the fusion of the lead lining of tea chest Different places of the metal cut from the several masses, are now being euolected 10 urther ana more Iku hHatyss. for the purpose of detecting any other metal in the composition. if any other metal be there.
 Matters are in progress which will demonstrate in few days whether the body discovered SG the premises of Professor Webster be really that of Dr. Parknan not.
 As the burnt copper cups, which were supposed to have been the remains of Dr. Parkmsns coat buttons. have turned out 10 be instruments for cirmcni purposes; the silver and other metals which were supposed to be the residum of the Doctor s watch and specie, have proved to be lead and tin; and as the supposed spots of blood turn out to be tobacco juice, when examined by powerful mi eroscope, it would not be surprising if tie remains of the corpse should he found to have been infused with anatomical injecting matter. and thus destroy the tragic poetry with which Ihe public have been entertained and shocked for the past week.
 The recognition of those remains by the family s most important in it's bearing upon tlie fate of the accused. IT he is innocent Of the crime Of muF < der. the conspiracy of which he is made tue victim is one 0iths most helish record!