To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,1'tlhe fate of 1 1 Fauntl ig no.dded, a -tht rcason, which any fairly be presuined to have hithezto withherd his late partners from offeriig any contradiction to ihis stttement in ex- tenuation, is no longer applicable, wou14 -it not be advir ible ib7t their connter.statemcnt.for counter.stemeat the friends of those gentlemen of course expect-.would it not be becoming, andi tUnd--t place the reputation of Messrs. lUarsh, Straeey a'd a:;rahrIn nmore comnpletely out of the reach of fi.ttre clumny',*.efr explanatio were given previously to the execution of the conducset ? 1 -- . rlr T. - r [Iuay morning. ;. O TIj ED W TE TIMES. -- -