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RACING STEAMBOATS, ON THE HUDsoN.-We are
very much concerned to that the two new boats,
the "Hendrik Hudson" and the "Oregon," are pitted
against each other as the Hudson, and
that this practice Is countenanced by the comman
ders and managers. These boats are both splendid
and either of them goes fast enough IN all conscience
to satisfy reasonable men, there any necessity
to crowd steam upon them, to try their speed in
order TO satisfy the public of their capabilities and
velocity 1t is dangerous practice, this racing,
and one that should be Immediately abandoned If
persisted in, the excitement may increase until an
explosion takes place, many valuable lives be de-.
stroyed, and general sentiment of horror and dis
satisfaction pervade the public mind