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RECOVERY or Carr. KlDD's VESSEL Having
learned that some persons were unable to Obtain
stock in this enterprise, and not hearing much
about il, | did NOT know but The matter had been
abandoned, and consequently apple 10 one Of the
parties interested 10 be informed. found on en-
qury that instead Of making any public stir IN Tie
matter, every preparation has been quietl, niace


and al great expense, and thatthe work is gong On
with great vigor. About weniy men are employ
ed. The parties have every confidence IN he re-
sult and say they have been confirmed mere and
more since the enterprise was undertaken. They
are now at work with diving bells, dresses, b.l-
NETS, and powerful pumps, and have the means OF
raising it is on most improved plan. So lar as
the investigation has progressed snce the com
mencement, il has been most encouraging. The
size OF the vessel Is asctrlained 10 be v.Iy large,
and Of al least thirty ieeI beam, her timber bum
ed, thus answering the traditions OF KiGds vessel


and putting at rest the idea Of It's being gun boat


or any small craft, which those who knew nothing
abou, the character ol her armament have sup
posed, This gentleman remarked that The naci-


tons had been proved uue SO far and that he
could not but believe they would in the most i'm
porlant point, viz in regard TO her treasure. The
gentlemen interested in the matter state that il is
not their design TO make a speculation of the ot-


air, and that they cannot make sales of stock


further than 10 save themselves from serious loss,
should they be disappointed in their expectations.
The stock is IN demand, which might be expected,
now II IS seen with how much vigoI the matter ~
pursued, and the confidence the parties manifest
VINO have spent 80 much time aud money In the
investigation OF The affair. sENhx.