To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Having th'b pleasure of being known to Mlr. O'Connell, and seeing the Misconception into which the Courier of this evening has fallen respecting him, in alluding to a speech which he latelydeliver.. ed at the CatholicAxsociation in Dublin, andin whirh hie hbreported to have said thiat"1 the Irish cannot be addicted to assassination, nince Dr. Alagee still lived ;" permit me to re_quest of you, to u.nde.. ceiverte ublic with regard to the matter, as J have now before me riFO ubi ae of Monday last, in whichi M5r. hadonbeen disreiortldediby the exprestion, stating that his speech had een nistportd byt )e uNin Correspondent, from whiceh paper, I presume, the Couirir has gathered its intelligence, and on which the editor has comimented withi so much unnecessary alarm. - -- ~~I remain. Sir. &c. &-c. ? riuay evening, ilIay !8. . G. L. A. TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE TllME&.