To The Editor Of The Time...
[The followiog-letter is from arcpectable correspoxdent: Sir,-I re.ally must notice a pplicQ report conttalned in your paper ef this da?. '!-jhesi I sAw the shnc thing nlearly a week igo,' in an Obscute paper, I considered it'unwvorthy of notice; ibut when rob- serve it repeated in so vilnhable-a paper as yours, I cannot letit -Vass iinilo6ticed. yus antlti The facts are these.:-The woman; who complains had been en- deavonritng-to extort money-from -M5r. Hillier, bj besetting him at his counting-house in Lainon,- and puitting bhrself close to his gate,, in thepr8scntt,of lzisife, regularly for many das togethe'r. She: laced herself before his ,ate, so that he could not-come out 'without d,bstiuction. Shctabusedbhim and renaced'him. - Under these cir-' nrnstances, Mlr. Richard Smith, uipon deposition upon oath, issued iSI warrant for hertippbhension. Xr. Smithis, without exception, rone ofthe most kind-hearted,: intelligent, aRnd humane magistrates I ever met aith; and-it was upn the constable ifobrmin- her that e had this warrant, lhat the wonan atpllied. tof the Mrd Maypr. Mr. Smnith even,told the consiable muaely to'defire'lier to attenfd upon- the warrant, <and not to -apprehend her or- to put her to the- least inconvenience.. You- have stated that Ar. Sinitfi is flitherin. law to Mlr. Hillier heis notthiemosttdistant-relhAoh tobim., I am quite sure you -wil.:be anxious to set this rht. - I assure you_I-havenot uttered-a syllable'tb MIr. Smith unzoniet. who -if now J. B. at Jvover.-June J RIU4. :: I TO THB EJITbR OF THE TrIES.