New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
The Parkman Marder-Corr Of Mis-
statements. Ae.

II viii be remembered that dur.ns the excite
mcni attendant upoa the arest of PrSies.or Web
s.cr, and tie subsequent examination OF RS pr
vaie desks n. hs resIdcDce IN Cambridge Il w.s
stated that TWO Ho;es IN Dr. Parkman's hAnd.vrii.
ny hal heen discovered Oae OF these notes was
t- - 800 and !; is sad bore ia back endorse
nlefts sufficient - cover rs ;ace The o,her wssa
r,,e ,- sls7. which the Professor alleged 70 have
maid the Doctor an took the note l,sel instead o(
written 1cce.nt IA acAncw. Jed gmeai that u, ohlca
Ton was cancelled.
When the discovery o. tacse potes was hgsi made
public. :. was thought by some that they formed an
other Ink H. the fearful caal a. evidence whlch e.
co.ipasscd the Professor. But upoa calm CONSIDER.
atom tbs opposition was scpHd'Aied ~ many our.
ss,yeS .rnca.- the number and the wnc.c irSnssc
ION finally resulted IN the CONVICTION That these
notes instead - tending further 10 csiinnate ihe
Professor would uatirS u scre % eNo1esate nm
u 4 measure from iAc charge ha'sAS 'omnlittcd
the deed Il hc 5.i 40 az. tCa pecamsIy considers
u,9S The note, bad evidently been cancelled shi
who was the r.cht;al pCs>cSsor OF them except MI
Webster
We have r.st learned from SOURCE oa which
- place Implicit crctcucr. thSt al the clnum
stances Attending the discovery O., these notes
/ have TOY yci been made public and that thcw uur
history involves the Whole dreadful aAsig Ia deep
cr shade Of nay >teD'. IL seems that hen ne on
cc.s VISITED thc house 90 Nw' Webster to- the
+ purpose 81, ,Namiuinc DIS papers. a ccrtsin desk
I 81 as thonU-h.N overhaul ct-FNtrA paper "s
/ srrral opca. snd mipute.y ,cmtnzco by gentle
/ man perfectly familiar v.tt ~ psrAmaus hand
vritn- vet mo- a "ogd was discovered that lore
! any resemblance o. the Doctor manuscript They
thrn -c'iu uished the search. and came ~ The CON
/ cu,iou that Prot Webster bad ANY papers in
the handwriting of III psrkman they We're 90
/ tsigl, uot N that desA They tucn lcit the house
| entirely satisfied that II was useless 90 pusccn'N
| their Investigation Tor that species ct evidence
against the Professor, any further in that direction
! The next day they again visited the house on
/ similar crran8 ard after examining other rcccpta
| clcS or papers aud letters without any successful
| result the gentleman 81 no wastcNpecfed w recoS
! ult che handwriting a. iac nttt'r suggested tne
| proufiefv oI AGAIN examining tA' desk whnthhat
/ been inspected to- day prcyiousi, Although con
sidercd D, toe others futile undertaking. Yet they
/ consented the desk was rrupcncd. 1rd ftIf. con-
| ,g.-tcrs among al the oitcr papers. E,,f re no
! rot.s gloTc 1rffrHcf o. M HnmfNdNdttf RfTd
/ rritiac ~ d. PgrkmdH How they cane there
! mo- on, has explained and the more we rchoct On
tbe subject the less can We repross the most pam
! ul srrm,ses They must have been placed there
| hy some person " ho presumed that that desk. hav
| ng been once 50 completely examined. would not
| be booked INTO again.
II thcs, notes dad no., come nsh'iu.N into the pos
| session of Professor w cbstcr. Il seems wonderful
that h. did not destroy them. ami thus have oAter
| ated forever q very important description ~ cFt
dencc a-aiust him. But iu this, as wei as IN many
| other remarkable circumstances attending the en-
tire affair the Imagination is at fault IN etempttng
10 account tor rs occurrence. When the Neil SHAH
| be lifted, the developments must be stunning aud
| overw hemnc
| \ statement hiss been mad IN some ot the pub
| ne prints 70 the effect that Mn Parkman The wile
| OF the lamented Doctor had occasionally visited
| the family of the Professor SINCE hls incarceration
and that thu, unfortunate lady was still on friendly
aud intimate terms with Nr Webster How isr
the existencs ofiriendly lrel,nss may be concerned
| we know not. but have authority ior STATING
positively that Ms larsman has not visited
| Professor Webster am. since the dreadful event
out has kept herself confined 10 her own residence
aud has not even visited the members nj her own
stricken family
| Mr. Parkman " e also learn, wil not be called
upon to ?. stiiy u the caee The evidence relative
| Ia H. private marks about the person OF the Do,
t0r b- which his body was de entitled IN rs mangl
| ed state can be- satisfactorily gwen by The phys
cyan Of tic family and thus Mrs + VIII be freed
| from the agoniznc position q winch she would he
subject. If ,ha gave hor evidence before the gaze
ol the public
| Young NJ, Pafkman, SON oi the Doctor who has
| been some time IN Europe reached Now York. yes
! tsrday, IN tho steamship Canada lie viii leave
Immediately 3r this city, and is expected b iuive
| here today
| The Grand Jury still oonlnuo their Investigations
Several Police officers aud others were examined
YESTERDAY The result OF their labors VIII probably
| not be made known before tomorrow. so soon