To The Editor Of The Time...
Bexhil, Ore. 1. Sir.-In vaotr's of the 30th ult, I observe a statement of the in. Tucst on the body ot W'alsh, who was found on the sand mear Fifty ewer, Bexhill. ltelfering yourreaders to 1M, one's eviAence,wbich is not before Tne, but is to this efFcct-" That he, Mal w water attempting to board the boat in con3unction with Walsh, ind near enough for WValsh to see him and call him by name ; he TWao_. ney saw and knew Walsb." heri the veclvidence az nearly closet, one of our venerable jurymen observed be did not bear thatAla. loner's evidence went to establish that he heard Walsh cryout " tour- der,' &c.; upon wlhich our worthy Coroner imnmediately recalled lMaloney, and examined him en thUs PaTticular abLd material polat tively gave lis eridence that he 151aloney, AuMot hef him. alib utter one word more tkzn he first asserted. Be, Walsh, not avers answered hint when he asked himt if he shoiula fire inbD ile bo&t- _ Your giving this aL place in your iourmal. with &fR.- tn - I LcUuL as to tne lea=ng poants, will oblige A JURYAN TO THE EDITOR OA YTME TIMES. -a_