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 CAfTAiS ktDD.--Among the new sticks in tn, market Ir that of the "Kdd Salvage Conpsny.'- Poor old Captain Kiddl Lius did he lblnk tha inorr than century after his departure from thi' world his name would le given 10 il company of treasure seekers. The shares are a thousand in nuInheI, al hundred dollars each. The object is io raise kldd's vessel, supposrd io have been scuited and sunk somewhere near Caldw ell's Landing. on the Hudson, towards the close of the seventeenth century! Snme time since, gentleman of wealth o' this city, who had gathered from history and Iradi

 ion u variety of particulars m regard to Kidd fixed Tn hs mind the locl, near which he believed the pirates vessel, with ns immense treasures Mas sunk. His next step was la purshase one hundred acres ol the land adjacent, in order io secure hi. ciann. Since then he has satisied himself and man, others of the existence of the ship, by a variety o' experiments and submarine explorations An olt howitzer. Of antique construction ana date, has heer raised from the wreck, the water which is d. bout thirty feet deep, and the mud some f,urteen feet. By horng, shaving of silver and gold have been brought up, which have been exhibited in Wal street. The country people who sold the land have full faith in the existence of ihe treasure, and quite indignant ile idea Ina, SO much wealth will pass inrew from their unconcious possession. 4 cafier dam, extending 2lO feet from the shore. is il

 process "f construction a,round the vessel, fifty being employed upon the wolk "n the 18th of thIs month the water is To be exhausted by means of | sieaH pump.-(A Letter fr0m New York.