To The Editor Of The Time...
zSir,-i observeinyour aper the other day an account of the envtidebd f-Wlh takenetoI coroner for the rape of Hastinge, onrte bodav tfvo walh axseaan of the coast blockade. There' are lwas to wys Of telling the truth-.one of which i otl h truth, and the other the whole truth. The w itness Maloney stated that he was nearest to the boat when it put o, anes that he did not ear any cry of murder but only "Maloney, Aialeney! help, help ." It is tree there w)ere other witnesses who swore to hearing the cry of murder; on which .llaloney was again examined, and again swore he heard no cry of murder and had there been any such cry, he thinks he must have heard it. A man merely callirg for help, the Jury thouight might take place from a man struggling in the water, without any personal violence being used towards him. In regard to wounds being found about the face, as if inflicted by the end of a pistol, I can only say, they were not seen by the jury; and the jury requested the surgeons of the blockade to make a morn minue exminaionof te boy inther prsenc, bt that theyv de. dined so to do. The evlidence published by yotz is, Sir, correct as far as it goes; but Imuat beg to remark, there ts noaccount of the ..ht ch e rie fro m i tphOe qunetst ion s ahsked by the jurors, m any of hicho werehihly imporant, andSwhatir. pour isvtevis amere A. ateetofth pocedng. a, ir yur VP"v ah -it A JUROR. wVa4Xtl&> 1fiW 7. TO THR EDi TOR OF THE TIMES.