Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

city, at ten minutes or quarter past Two
O'Clock F. NJ, going up toward Levereu
street there was mlliner's shop on one
side of the street and a apothecary's shop
the other side, at the pace met him.
[IIere map Of the city was produced by
the Attorney General and exhibited TO Wit
ness, who pointed out the location OF the
streets.
Twas coming down from Leverett street;
aud going to Portland street toward Charles
town bridge was on the left hand side OF
the street, and lie was heading up toward
Leyerett street / fixed the date OF this hay
from the fac, that Ipaid for the coat now
wear on that day, aad Ihad also examn-
ed the tile Of an tate at the regstery FIR
a gentleman on that day, and was going at
that time to leave i, at his place of business
in India street he was not in that after
noon, and came over again on Thanks
giving day, week aflerward Fix the
hour from TIE fact that v hen started from
Cambridge it wan,edi or 5 minutes of
o'cl ock by my watch /; the clock on the
Court house said o'clock the first place
/had to call vas at the corner of Elm and
HaaoYer streets, and when Igol there I
looked at my watch, and ii was 25 min
u,es past 2 o'clock ! walked into Bos-
ton am called quick walker /; went
down Portland to Elm and Hanover street,
after had Secl Er. p. i; he was dressed
at that time in dark frock coat and drab
pan,aloons.
He had his hands folded behind him,
and was walking he appeared excited;
INV attention was lir,t called to the fact
on Sunday next succeeding his disappear
ancc; | mentioned it to Mr. Blake city
marshall
Cross crdmincd.-Am not near sighted
sometimes wear slightly colored glasses,
because my eyes are somewhat weak /;
copy deeds at the rcgistery copying may
weakins my eyes, but 'oes rot impair my
eye-siehl do not know the name of the
first street which leads to the right com
ing own Can,cway from Seventh street
by the map, conclude that it is Mcrrimac
street, which turns off to the right re-
member broad space near the injunction
of Merr'mac and Causcway streets, and
planning mill on one side Of the space.
/ went down Merrmac mo Portland and
thence to Elm street have used a m gni
flying glass in order to read very fine writ
ing Inevcr tod Mr.. Andrews that could
write so fine in the mcsmeiic state Inever
used the term "mesmeric state" never
wrote any writing so iae IN any state that
Icon'd not read IN my natural state, nor
did Fever say so did say that had
written writing so fine in biological state,
lha, other pcope co"li no, read il +; don't
know Nhe,her lean see father in biol
oP cal state, than in my natural state :;
mentioned meeting ID. =. to Mr.. Blake on
the mex, Sunday, and he (Mr. Bake seem
ed to think iavurably of il had some far
ther conversation with Prof w. on Sun
day at his house; ,heu asked him how DR..
1 p. appeared when he raid him tic money.
Webster replied that he was excited and
1ngry.
Prof. Webster also said tha, DR.. p. had
called on his agent. Mr.. Pcttes, TO get the
money collected by HIM (Pe,lcs) for the
sale of tickets that he had toll Pettes tha,
he (Proi. Wy was a 4" Id whe' p y
|, Prof Webster also told me that DR.. u. had
usci insulting expressions to him every
| time he met him the statement made by
me to Mr.. Andrews, in writing, was made
| in a hurry, and told MIR. Andrews at the
time ! could not swear TO it.
| Samuel A. Wentworth-I dine in Vine
street am a provision dealer in Lyn i
street; have known DR.. p. for two years
saw hm last on Friday, the Esd of Nov
| lS40, in Cour; street at from half pas, 2 to
half pas, 3 &C 'ock; | fix the time becausf
our dinner hour is at one o'clock. | hat
been to dinner and got back, and my young
! man had been to dinner at 9 o'clock ant
! 90, back. | then vert down town. Nj,
\ young man was gone about half an hour. -
AS was going to llaymarkc, square, me
him near the head Of Sudbury street, anc
opposite Mrs. Kldder's m,dcne shop he
stopped as | passed along, and turned
round facing the street. lie had his hands
behind him under his coa,-iail, and s,oo
looking up to the houses on the opposit,
side he was goi g toward Blwdo squar,
when first saw him fix the date of see
ing DIR. P from the fact that when | wen
home on Saturday night at half past teI
o'clock, my wife told me that two mer
had been to the house to look for Dr
Parkman.
\ Cfoss-clamincd-I mentioned the fact Il
Il lady who was at the house, and also to
gent cmln named Foster; gentleman wa
with Inc by the name of J. H. Russell a
the time he does not rccollcct the day
though he remembered the fact Of seeiri
DIR. p. while with me went down to Hay
market Square, AMI from thence to III,