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TO the Edto.s of The Enquirer
Nrw Yo6E Aupust 10 1858

New YORK, August 70, looo
Messrs Editors Your Nsw York correspondent OF
the 22d inst in speaking of Wilson g. Hunt, one OF
the New York managers of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, thus nl!udes 10 him:
"Mr. HUT, is now, perhaps, little turned oil MY
of medium Insight and someshat stout and tquare
built He is Democratic and national 10 bis pollt'cs'
sud has generally acted with that party SONS tnree
wears since hs consented to on the reformed parry
ticket as candidate for mayor. This party was head
ed by Peter Cooper and other wealthy citizens Tor the
purpose of reforming the city government irrespective
OF State or national politics There were three caodi'
dates 10 the fsd. viz: Fernando Wood, John herrck
and Wilson G. Hunt. Mr.. Herrick run az an inde-
pendent Whig candidate.
"Mr. Hunt made a very good run, aud was only
dsfes.sd by Wood, in consequence OF herrick :
drawing off rsiormers vote Of the old Wing stripe
With reference. to the enterprise Of Mr. Hunt as
dry good merchant, or 8, Que OF those who had SUI
sn, co, fdencs in the success Of the Atlantic ee-
graph to invest money in it, have nothing To cay
nor shall contradict your correspondent; but when
hs brings his political character before the public =
il of some Importance that errors may be state
Mr.. Hunt was Democrat previous to the uescner1
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,.,,c,,vo>D CKUuND rLAsTER.

-, "'.,,rnc. ~ a reduction u N,ier power al my
IL, ,or grinding Plaster shall mol 6s able TO
IT,. ruul mrs, September urx at which time snail
.,.rci,,i new mill on the Jock, short distance
!" IA ,i,, viii, much impro ri machinery and in
q 'a' ' w!lc!, ,ili rns6ie ,- L. supply orders To
-, -, ui.h piomp;ucss aud H: reduced price.
ss,ai TOT pa, isvcr,. and e prci"y for the cont
.,i m niy selection, OF superior lump tor srhI,
f- , ,..,.r my ps'rons that the same cnre shall
= -" and lh-t the reputation of my brand tor
: md uur,tv, shall tr fully sut aimed.
2 40 ''"' JUHE II. CLAIBORNE,
,r,s.n O;sca 40. II. Pearl street.
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,,,kok.. kET -TONt CIDER MILL,
~. h,n.,Xir,tTiIREp BY THE EAGLE WORKS,

,,us ,,;nr machine has, within tue pest year, been
:, .ry.re actual tests. hnd been very much iin-
.y me -iiirion oi 80 i:ch fy'wheei, new gear
r. ln,,s and other minor improvements. and IL
= -, :, ,b.. pubic with th- certainty that II Ia
a.. he yer, hes, nnd that l. will grind and
a.; faster than any o:hcr Mill in the market
,,.I.,. - rncr- -upp led on liberal terms ~
IT,. ,.r nr.. no dealers h'r farmers, they VIII 90
~. ,y. now rsndy Tor exhibition and sale, the beat
'.s,s "a Il. world for preparing Corn Stalk Fodder
Ss,9y. MD IN superior msnner. address,
Aceni kngle Works, harrisburg, Pa.
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:; ,rr.rTn, HOTEL EiNUA.TIE. va.

WE~TtRN NUTEI., FiNtNSThr, IN.
,s1gS II Tel is one of the mos; pleasantly situated
S1o..s in ;hc Valley of Virginia. and is now ready
r ,e reception OF viscrs who inuy wish 10 sPend Ihs'r
-, IN ne ,noun,sins Persons going to and from the
&C.,. vii md this delightful re;res, tor several days.
Spristor has tilted up his Sulphur Spring one mile
"a. 5 t,sc,.e and parties will hne this delishna
~ -. w.Ik or can be iGrnished with comfortable
s~.y..,.. 20 and from the Spring. The proprietor
. -. IN .qyu: ths: house in Virginia, can furnish
,. rron,loia,;uns than this situated ss II 10, In
gy OF plenty and surrounded by sect cry oil the most
FS, n:ins sc address the undersigned at Fincastle
-, IN. -, F. WOLFF
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WATT Z. II - hhn1
THa CUFF BRACE PLOW.
~.
= ,

WIS Pl.OW has been steadily ~
1 gaining favor with the farmers ~
/: psnters tor the last ten years,
F.! II may now be considered the
sppular Plow in use In the whole South mas taken
Fs three o our state faira and AT the last QS35)
he sig.r over all the most popular plows In use
IA $50 'aSrn every premium given by the Mechanics
'r1" 81 Virginia upon pows. well nsa silver medal
n: ; highest award offered by this institute; and has
successfully tested in every variety oi soil in this
axe, aud many ot the more Southern states.
Manufactured ty the undersigned, At their factory On
'nsln street below the Exchange. Richmond, va
-Te sy had nearly every article used Tor illing The
/, A.! made in our shops VI best material
lu-, i2-riv GEO WATT s. CO.
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FROM UTAH.

sr LOUIS, Aug. The Utah correspondent d;
H.; .K,vuoh ohcsn' nrtn7riy c.rx 10 The -urvtycf' 8
4 80. uns flied an ntilaVt denying the tru'h Vi h.s
.-r affidavit sustaining charges agslnrt Sirve t"r
.r4i Burr.
-. Indian. are mure bo.t,l. than EVER b-i"r,. "a
=. \ nunp-r : | sertIsrs have en- kiilr' nj
=. Lrr--. run" "ff. The rr'"ps h " mi i.' 49,.
...t,-..--.-. -.- -..''l-.s \ Lgmp -. i -'f. -
TN -. when Nh no. = - ',
.....r Culn.ns- -till r-f,in. the coiG .f.- OF
~ ......4n,ry. Tnus iar bis -ud e..:y give
~. ~ oa,,.factiop, ID
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-re G. p,rn,r.hip heretofore existing under the arm
CaENsAAH s FISHER. 10 this osy dissolved. ki'
-..urr vii! .gn ,uo oi the nrtD In coslhs its
.!a-s. In mi, cUnneo liOn they expect. In lew
"a. 10 y:.,r To III. trade, = cargo " Rio Coffee.
LEWIS u CREHSHAW,
s.,an,ouJ July l. ISIS GEORGE l.. ti~hER.
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CiI1KI,fS rs STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, .

AsuiA~D, HANovER County, VA,
l'l practice regularly in the Courts OF the coun,
~, -! Hanover Caroline. and hing " man, ano
sra o any bn,iurs. II, ny Of the Courts held in the
q klchniond. prc ..'-N"tAcu
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TIE "lNrELLIGENcER" HOLDS IT'S OWN


THE "INTELLIGENCER" HOLDS IT'S OWN.
The National Intelieencer' of the 26th, repudi
ates the ntimation Of Nav York contemporary, that
the tims honorsd leader of Whigsery is 10 decline
We learn that tho "'Iotegencer' never wss, IN
any previous year of s existence in q more prosper.
ous condition than now; s circulation 30 large,
nor the private expressions of appreciation, respect
aud confidence, from conservative men OF all parties
and sections, numerous emphatic, at any former
period Of its career during the last three four
years."
We take occasion to express our unfeigned grat6
cation at these assurances. We do not hsri,ats to
say that the suppression Of the "nteligencer" would
involve national loss. Not only has it become 4
part OF history not only has it stood for half cenu.
~ the avoHed exponent OF great national party
but within our remembrance We can point to no in
stance in which it has failed to preserve unimpeach
ei decency and dignity entirely commensurate with
the extraordinary ability which has never ceased to
sway its columns. II TO regard the "lntelli-
gencer' as perpetual political opponent, s'lil we
would have it upheld. Let the Democracy have
Just such sdverssres, and it will meet foenen worthy
Of ito steel, opponents who base opposition on
avowed principle and pursue tho contest in a spirit
OF patriotism and candor.
And We have yet another reason for wishing well
to the "lntelligencer." When the overthrow OF the
Whig party left this venerated journal no party or
snizson to rally under hs banner OF i;s pro!essed
principles, it refused TO go after strange god', TO
embrace the repulsive idols OF Know Nothingisin
aud Black Rspubcsusm, to risk the continued exs'
.eucs of free government merely for the purpose ol
injury to ts lfe.long advcrsares 10 the fair hed OF
ua,ona politics. Hitherto it has stood aoof await
iog. in anxious hope, reconstruction OF parIl-s,
with Que Of which it could rally on ts own ancient
platform. Time will show that this hope is an empty
dream. political cycle must be completed before Il
second nstious conservative party can be opposed
to the Democracy, aud We sincerely trust that the
"lnteigencer" WILL ere long, recognise the prerent
nscessity of active CO operation with the only party
which now boasts platform OF national conservative
principles Right joyfully will we clasp the hand Ct
80 esteemed sn ally.
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CO.pARTNERsHIP.

lts suts ts-riacrs have formed CsPartnershp, aud
u ca!.ct the MILLING RrsINESS. in this City. un'
h H., .,yl. ..i trm Of HAXALL, cREESHAW CO.
RlCH'D BARTON HAXALL,
LEWIS ID. CEESSHAW,
GEORGE D FISHER,
T B. GRuEDf.
,t~nE in tie Building, eccupieo for many years,
Ns,r, H,XAIL & Co.
scamoni. july l. 1853 !uiy l. iltc2m
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.:sOxSg BARHsDALE T. H. hAAkSDALL'
Jve ~ Cbarlo,te gf Rickr ohd
1. A RAkKspMF Tate Of FGrrriHe
BtRKSDAEE II BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
UFricg NEAR SBocxoH WAREHOUSE.
l2gRAI ADVANCES made on Conslgnments l..
1 h.ni JHo '-ctH
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Of Martin Van Barren III 1873 bat in that year hr b.
cane iru- soiler, aud has seldom voted tho D-no
cratic ticket snce. AL the Msyoray election HIlni-
TO- % was rua ~ s'5Inp CaLoiia,- '.y - Brriy
heads, and r-c5iTed !ess ;'an ~ DO vo- gu, o.
poll Of over jJUOD. Mayor Wood, his alb anc
disnguishe antagonist, received nesr!y two voie-
70 his one IT. ls5i /: 10 quite certain he vols.
for Fremont and at the las, e"ciion kao,r he wbs
ore Of the band Of Pro'ess-d Democrats who joined
the publcaDs end Know Nothings in defeat; ne
Mayor Wood the regularly nominated candidate o.
tho Democratic party. For hi. hs has snce heer.
mi-sioners to build n new City Hal by Mayer Te
mann. He il now one of The Cnrnrn,as ason-r- o.
en grafton. Black Republican, Board, under III.
charge of Thurlow W-rd. Whila Mr. Hunt, IA, III
right to hold what political principles and positions
he peases, your correspondent should csrainly state
them correctly III ustice 10 thu inrhenrird Dernoc
rncy Of this city II to be- hoped he will NOT make
Peter Cooper Nat"uni Democr ,i, also, wh7n h.
gives the autobiography of that old genir'n."
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EEoRt:E /. HERRING.

COMNlsSiON AND UROCERf SIUNE,
No 10, MAiS SrREEr.
In, ggrs slway, hsnd full stock ot Groceries, 10
In sncn he invites his cus;omersnnd the tic gene
~ ,,oy,y. strict attention TO the sale G. country
Ecc, sni now prepared To furnish grain bags TO bis
nd, sao xi,i 10 send their grain 10 him TO Sc.
GEO | HERRllG,
An, :,,f No So. Main 81.
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" T. CHURCH WILLIAM t. tLtMiNn
CHURCH & FLEMING: ~

"a Cary AND 18th STREETS. OPPOSITE OLD Co
ICMpIAS EorEL. RICnMohD VA,
Vii rsy particular attention To the sale oi ALL
sl%DS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
ii, i Acriculturs Implements, which arH Warrant
So '"Ii sad garden seeds OF almost every variety
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To he EHtor' Of hs Enquire
FMcAsrLF, August y, ISIS.

FINcAsTLr, August y, lSjs.
Mesais. Editors. ! wrote you, yesterday, in
forming you Of the shooting Of Mr James Ne
Dowell, Sr., President of the Farmer,' Bank of Fin
castle by Mr.. II. NJ. l5owyer Of thla vicinity. Mr.
Mcdowell died to-day. Of his wounds, about thre-
o'clock. An examining court held. also TO day .
which committed Mr.. B. for trial before the Circuit
Court. The testimony before the examining court
went to show that Mr.. Mcdowell bad seJuced ak
minded daughter of Mr.. BUwy-rs from her hom-,
aud furnished her with way bill and money to go
North where he would meet And provide for her com
fort, tha, he had urged h Ia this cotrss on the
ground that he bad learned that some one intended
to write anonymous letter to her fa'h-r acquant
ing him with their intimacy &; and that il her lathe.
found it OUT he would probably kill her. That five
OF Mr. Bowy-rs servants had r. qu-ny carr 4 notes
from Mr.: VI, to Miss Is ha, ~. NJ. had been ir7.
quent.y prowng about the premises OF MIR. B.
late of evenings. and that Mi-s Is. bad been
the same evenings saunlering IL the directions,
that Mss b.. did l-aye home and waa found by her
brother who went in pursuit in the city ot Baltimore
in suspicious Lousa MIR. Mcdowell a!-o left hon-
few days after Miss B. lei; and sbsent some
time. Mr l5owyer brought his daughter from BsltI-
and placed her III chargs oi DR. S;rbbiing o the
Western Lunaric Asylum, after which the occurr-n
c-s narrated IN my note ut yesterday took place.
RoTETOURf.
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Democratic ,nnjority,..

The Legislature sIands as follows Senate 81 De
mocrars aud i8 Opposition. House. 81 Dsrn"cr.-
and 80 Opposition. Democratic majority on JONI
ballot So. same a. lsst year. The Democratic ga"
ior Governor 10 about 1000 The majority for Vance
(Amarican) for Congress. in Ciingmans dstf CT, =
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|NHE sfm of HaXALL & co. ia this day dissolved,
u naun, expired by limitation. All persons. having
lrn .sas, ,a late hrm Will please present them I'M,
(..i4,ey TOR liquidation, and all persons Gd-6tsd VIII
l.sse 4 Ak. pfOny; payment.
rnsr partner viii TO sign the Of the r
lo,,g m, bgsiness RICH'D BARTON HAXALL,
WM HENRY HaXALL,
T. h. GRUEDY
p. t,l,
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SHOOTING of y BANK PRESIDENT.
I/rurr,S ,C H., IL


FISCAsrLE, August -, 1853.
Messrs. Eiitors-Yesteriay our town took liz stand
an"rg places Of mole. II exalted 10 ihis position
Ivy very grave occurrence in high life. Mr.. II. NJ
Brwy-r,o this vicinity, walked cooy into the Fucaa
liz Farmers Bank and .hoi is President. Mr. JAS Nc.
Duwell Sr, inficEg three wounds, two Of which are
thought 10 be and may prove fatal After the
shooting. Mr.. Bowysr walked across the street and
calmly ndercd himself and pistol into ,h- custody
of pence officer, who, it ia snid. permitted him 10 d.
part his home in the custody and keeping o Capt
breckenridge ge-Mr. Bowyer re,narkng ihnr h4 would
b- ready 10 return wh-n-vrr called for. but liriI-
excitement prevails. The thing sesIn- 10 be talk I'd
of ~ a matter looked for by many.
This affair will Of course, undergo ega! nv--.iga
ton in which developments will b. made well cslru
lnted to produce extensive Excitement.
Mr.. BOwy-r ~ in nIl RESPECTS, Of our very best
citizens-rt-ns'kaby gentle and cour;rnus in hi, in
tercourse w:h bis neghbnrs and peaceful in ai hi-
counscl- These known traits Of character in Mr.
Bnwyer invest the with inieres, entirely
different from ordinary shooting affairs. On what
particular tact aud er,d.nc. Mr. Bowyer NAV rely
for Justification, is not known IL the public; but h
who know the will look Tor Ii-vrnpiurnrs uhic!
will lsav" doubt u! his entire Justification.
BortrouRT
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,yJSCs ISsTITUTION OF RICHMOND


',.Cf AT rnE STORE OF CHRISTIAN LATH-
EoP, No ~, MAIN STREET,
IL HER depositrs will recerv-d, which an In.
w ,-'es, Of 6per cent. will or paid on All sum
aGa!ns GA depos!,e six mouths or longer aud nve IT
:; io,s snortcr period.
Il: institution has been In exisrac" thirtyone ye RS
osa.i "ver ten millions OF dosrs has no suspended
y "a. never lost one dollar or failed 10 pay hnyceri n
= stea iu. JHO. THOMPSON, President.
WIN H. CHRISTIAN. Cashier
-. (.-cl2mos JAMES H. GARDNER, Secretary
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he has made unfounded charge Without employing
sssy means Of Investigation to dstermn. beforehand
i:s truth un;ruth. We envy him neither alterns
tive.
The mex, sentence is 90 better. I'VE would e; eat.
y prefer lba: the Ecquirer should throw aside lie
mark, aud declsrs i's intention Of defeating Sir.
Letch-r."
This means one of two things, either that wa have
hitherto disavowed or attempted to conceal our de
sire to defeat Mr. Letcbers nomination, or that We
desire to defeat his election before the people in the
event that he shall bs nominated. That the assertion
IN either case s as untrue il ia evidently malicious,
il apparent ~ any Que who has read our editorials on
the question Of the gubernatorial nomination.
As for the ilnputaon that ara ac!uate'i by per.
sonal feud with Mr.. Lstcher, "or have taken up tie
cudgel for SONS other behind the SCREEN" must
admit that hs language is not interior, either in
iness decency, to the general tone of tbs editorial
under confederation. And We are not sufficiently ac
quanted With tbs editor OF The "Jefersonan' to ap
preciate the exact importance or extent of his capa
city for "thinkiug."
The junior editors of the Enquirer are in truth,
anti Lecompton Democrats. We cannot conceive
what this has to do with the question of the Guber
material nomination. If intended as bsntsr for
Lscompon discussion, We must reply that the two
editors referred 10, have made an honorable agree.
ment with the senior to avoid employing the En-
quirer in any further discussion Of the L,compton
question. Neither they make it convenient 10
se the editor of the "JefTsrsonau," like the Ghost
met Bru,us at "Phlipi" Bet If the latter editor is
really over anxious for discussion, aud chooses TO
make trip to Richmond for The purpose, hs need
only give US fair notice, and will undertake TO
secure audience and take care that or the other
OF the Junior editors OF the "Enqnirer" shall be on
the spot to meet hs doom in The shape OF the Philip
pi editor face to face. The gsTs shall be adjusted in
Ksnsas style, both chickens sha bs fairly pitted-
everything arranged with decorum in order that the
good Democrats of Richmond may the feathers
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION

The Democratic majority in North Carolina IL con
sidsrsbly larger than wns at first supposed. In =
but two counti.s the vote stands a. follows Tor Go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

HAVANA, Nov. 25, 1855.
Ls,ya,y EsA1s.ion at e Liso-craxd 0eieIal Bau-7Ae
Keler rvrps--Ot-ya R,yovs-A Government Creo ne
SsAcc~~r k~s<prsss-Trocrs from ,rain--UnS>d SsnSs
Steamer Despu,cA Going a cr,ise--7hs weailsr, &c
The Spanish screw steam fflEaie Berenguela dii not
bring any from Tampco, but have this from tho
very bes, authority Her late captain has been relieved
from the command of that ship, and remains al Tnpicc
q senior spanish naval officer there.
The auvs Fsvale' at .b. Lceo, The evening cf The
2ad n referred 70 in my letter u the 23d must have
been quito brilliant affair.
Never before the evening of tho 22d INST was seon
tho Iicco such sscmbagc c beauty and talent The
crowd wss immense. Many ladies' compelled TO
main standing the entire evening.
Az halfpsst ten O'Clock the ball commenced. The
Captain General with bis amiable Marchess and several
n our nobility entered after and dancing kept
mp with great animation until late hour the following
The Keller family arrived on the 22d ns from Charles
ton They 80 70 Natansas until the villa Nueva theatre IS
disenssged.
ia somnambular vas no, represented until even.
ing The Amina Of the Gasscr exquisite piecs u
vocaraton Macferr, too, a. EyDo, gained hundeTs of
applause In truth our opera gces arr beginning " warm
up TO concert pitch, or key or two above ~ and VIII,
doubt not before the b. guilty Of as great
extravaeancts as they were tst year.
The schooner Enterprise claimed on behalf q Captain
Pectier, who sailed IN command of thc bark Ardennes,
but the b of sale and other papers not being ~ do" or
Consul General Helm has placed captain and crew on
board of her TO take her 70 Jacksonville FLORIDA, o have
the question OF ownership settled
The spanish steamer Isabel IA Catolica arrived Ycstcr
seven uffcrrs, III MARINES and loo soldiers.
The United staes steamer Despatch GOES on cruise this
morning Commander Parrots reports All well.
We had t~o three wet, siushy, warm, c0nfortless
DAYS but evening before last ihc wnd chopped fvand Is
the nohward and yesterday was one q the mostdeght
ful days have ever knownooi enough " render qicS
walking agreeable, yet not 80 cool as 20 give emily
satiOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

CURIOUS ACTION OF A JuRYNtN.
I've. i.-gitchagd Warren and otterS rs 4brahau and
James NGlyn.-This acton A note for 81 900,
long time pending, and noticed yesterday, when scaled
verdict ordered.
This morning the Jury came into court, and having
stated they could not agree
The Judge discharged them during trial then pcnI-
ing but requested that they would hold themselves in
readiness ~ ease they should be required any other
subsequent
The Jury then separated and went out ~ conrt, bn
short time they returned and arranged themselves In
seats.
The foreman addressing the Jnige, said that he Under
stood from Juryman, who had been previously unable
20 como to agreement with the other eleven that vi
they we're allowed TO retire again he would be able ~
90 CONCLUSION.
The Judge had doubt of that but verdict after
their assharge and separation would not De legal, he
could not entertain The proposition.
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Prom a Bremen Letter IN Iiandes zctung, Nov. u !
The wcser the fourth steamship Of the North German
lloyd, arrived yesterday Al Bremerhaveu after
prsingy rapid and very satisfactory trip from Newcts
tie where she was butt She u generally admired bOta
account of her colossal dimensions aud The complete
OF her interior arrangements by which she even
exccis the Hudson, whose loss by IRE has been aey
aud universally lanented The wescr leaves her nst
trip on the lth of neat month, following the Bremen
which sails next saturday week and will start on ner re-
turn trip on the sh VI January thus obtaining an oppor
tuny If having her swiftness and seagning alactes
thoroughly tested during the seyerest mouths Of winter
Powerful machinery - now expected IRON Eng 1ni,
with which 10 raise the hull of the Hudson SHOULD the
remains prove cf sufficient strength TO allow the rebuild
ing Of the shp may expect BE- able g @econe
a new Hudson In our waters 0thcrwise--and in that
case We will have certainty in few days-the company
have resolved 10 have vessel huit bearing, how
ever The same name The loss q the steamer has been
as might be expected stroke 10 her COMMANDER
the gallant and aniabe Captsln WeDcke he was NJ the
time of the re with his family at Vcgesack intending a.
the morning % the 81 for Bfcmcrhayen With hs
wife aud child, who were 10 accompany him on the
voyage There nothing saved Of his valuable private
effects