To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-As the solicitor of AMr. Fauntleroy, I feCe it a duty to cor.n plain of the statement inserted n yowa pe- of yestergry, asnd alzos of the corstentary in that of to-day. Had the circumstancess re- lated in the staement been true, a iense of liberality and of justice ought to have prevented their publication unil. after the cherye against AMr. Fauntleroy htad been determined; but as Most of tEe assertions are either false or gross exaggeratio tbei pzblication of them is rendered still more reprehensible and cruc. It is Surily enough that he has to encounter, on his approauhingtrial for hislife. al the prejudices exCited by tht ex:parte slutements of tlse evide,D against him, without beig overwhelmed with odium iya ststament of delinquencies and a coulrse of profligacy for which tbere-n tao foundatitn. The mischief, I fear, has noW spread too widelv to be remedied, but I trust you wil stitl do al in your power to counter. act it by inserting a contradictiom to your former statements, wndfoar. beari=g to give publicity to similar attacks until the fate of thie um. r---_o -.1-mo 1. A-4A-Il T r.n Q- - JAId1Bs UAIbZ*t. $7, Hatiou-gaden, Sept. 25. TO THE EDITOR OF THB T,LwfzS.