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TRUSTEES
John Hagan Samuel Stewart
Peter Conrey, jr. Henry s. Buckner
Robert j. Ward John S. Allison
Isaac Johnson VIM. T.. Leverich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Maunsel White
PKTER CosREv, jr., President Board of Trustees.
DREcToRs.
Joseph w. Stanton Geo. w. Smith
John l.. Lewis Junius Bebec
N. G. Hall NJ. M Cohen
John L. Safiarans Edw. Jenner Cox
T.. W. Scwell A. Van Bibber
Cornelius Fellowcs William H. White
J. Morgan Hall Theo VI. McCaleb
r.. VI. barton h. NJ. Norman
Andrew Carr &. G.. Sncthen.
JoHN HAoAN, President Of the Company.
EDw. JENNER COKE, Vice President
A. j. WEonEangveN M. d. } Medical Board OF
H. G.. HEARrT, Actuary.
T.. l.. GooLD, Attorney.
RIcHARp BEIS, Md, No 27l Magazine street,
Medical Examiner, who will be at the Office daily
from ~ TO o'clock, p. m.
BY the Charter only $ 5000 ia taken a single
life.
Or This Company is prepared to entertain APP
pcations for Life Insurance, and issue Policies
Ill sound and healthy White persons and Negroes,
at the Table Of Rates established by the Board,
which are less than the rates charged by tho New
York and London Offices and without their rcstric-
tions 60 residence in the South By the charter,
Dividends Of Profits arc declared annually, and
the profits draw interest, and can be made avaa
bic at once 90 tho extent of two-thirds of their
amount, where the party has paid his premiums in
full.
o. California Permits at New York and London
Rates. Prospectus, Table Of Rates, and all infor-
nation to Life Insurance, and all papers neces
sary to effect Insurance be had at the office of
the Company.
Or Extensive Travelling Privileges arc allowed.
Or Office hours, a m. to p. IN.
August Ply
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL ISf9, AND DECLARED
DIVIDEND OF 25 PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
Business of the Company confined to Life
Insurance only.
Permanent Fund by Act of Incorporation.
100000.
Office No. 3S Camp Street, befpeen Gravier and Com
mon streets, Ne,o Orleans.
This permanent fund to be invested as per char
ter for the benefit of the policy holders, in bonds
and mortgages on unincumbered real estate valued
at double the amount loaned thereon, and in stocks
OF the State and of the United States government.
This company, being organized solely for the
protection Of the policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, is in its operations
great national benevolent institution, conducted
upon the secure and solid principles, and at
fording, for a small annual sum, paid during life,
a large and handsome legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms, no continue the insurance till death, par
ticipate in the whole of the profits of the company.
Creditors can insure the lives of debtors.
married woman can effect insurance on the life OF
her husband, for the sole benefit and of herself
and children, free from the claims Of creditors.
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sTOCK-waptedb by
~ Sept 25-tf CHUBB g. SCHENCK.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.


PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
Il ted States from the LIST day Of February, 1851,
to the 30th Of June, 1854, inclusive, in NEW JER-
SEY, PENNSYLVANIA, della WARE, and MA
RYLAND, will be received ut the Contract Office
of the Post Office Department. in the city of Wash
ington, until a. m, of the Goth of December
1880, Ito be decided by the Sd day Of January
next on the routes and in the manner and time
herein specified, viz;
NEW JERSEY.
1885 From White House at u IN, once a week
Monday;
To New Germantown by a IN, 4 miles;
And back between 10 IN and il I'm.
Proposals to run at days and hours that will
better connect with the route to German
Valley are invited.
1886 From Clinton at IN, once week, Tues
day;
To Frenchtown by ~ m, ~ miles;
And back between l p IN and p m.
Proposals should name theintermediate points
1887 From Plainfeld at m, once week, Tues
day;
To Baskenridge by 10 IN, IL miles;
And back between p m and IN.
1883 From Mount Holly at 4 a IN, once a week,
Thursday,
BY Chemung and New Gretna;
TO Tuckerton by p IN, As miles;
And back between a IN and p IN, mex day.
1899 From Mount Holly at a IN, once a week,
Tuesday;
By Pemberton and Browns Mills;
To Barnegat by p IN, 40 miles;
And back between a III and . m, next day.
1890 From Princeton at 7 IN. once a week Thurs
day;
By Van Hisc's Store, Ednburg, Dutch Neck,
and Windsor;
To Highstown by IL m, Is mies;
And back between | p IN and p m.
1891 From Medford at a m, once a week, We'd
nesday;
BY Lumberton
To Mount Holly by IL m, s miles;
And back between p IN and p IN.
1892 From Medford at 3 a IN, once week, Thurs
day:
BY Shamong, Green Bank, Bridgeport, and
Bass River, Lower Bridge;
To Tuckerton by m, 40 miles;
And back betw een IN and 6 p m, next day.
1893 From Mannahawken at IN, once a week,
Tuesday;
By Barnegat, Cedar Bridge, Mount Misery,
Browns Mis, and Pemberton;
To Mount Holly by p m, ~ miles;
And back between m and p m, next
dav
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

sns. This position which Russia has long desired The
accounts from Frankfort ofa very peaceful character Aus
a has consented to the proposal Of Prussia that the Office
President Of Congress shall be filed alternately by the repre-
sentaves Of each Power The Vienna journals admit that
Prince Schwarzenbegs mission to Warsaw was little better
than failure.
Three ocock-An interesting meeting was held yesterday
Manchester the subject Of growing CorroS at Natal
AS the cotton question Is important one on both sides
the Atlantic forward the account Of proceedings as report
ed in the Daily Ne,cs
The cotton market at Have yesterday was extremely slug
gish, few sales effected, but prices were firm.
London Stock Exchange, oc1ck. Consols FL. y.
30 70 ex. dividend. Paris Bouse, latest prices vester-
day, per cents ssf TO-; per cents 5sf &c.; bank
actions 2, 235f. "H
Lord BRoUeHAM has been INDUCING in some very strong
and strange nvecves against Prince ALBERT not only in bis
place in the House of Lords, but also in printed letter
Prince ALBERTs letter to the University Of Cambridge Of
which he Chancellor, the subject of University Reform
has excited Lord BRoUsHAMs anger |; and he accuses
the Prince of |" Grmanism," Of being in false DO
so of being rery unpopular, &c. This is not the frs,
time the learned exChancelor has fallen foul Of the Prince
Consort few weeks he denounced him as the enc
nv Of London adesmen because he originated the exhib
Of 1851 He now charges him with being the contrver Of
The Commission Of Inquiry into the state of the Universities
We know not what need be said in praise of the Prince
han that he is upon Lord Boughams showing, the author
Of the Industrial Exhibition and the originator Of the Uni
versty Reform. fh
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All the gamblers in San Francisco were burnt out oy ne
late Gre according to letter from clergyman in that city
,he Newark Advertiser The same writer says Dunng mo
nd were hauling goods at $40 load and in
os instances drawing pay in advance. Before night
frame was up and nearly covered on the burnt district on
,be north side Of the square I"
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SAD DEATH-Mr E. j. Thomas, merchant Of New forx'
died Saratoga Springs Friday evening last WINE
the midst If his for returning home he fell and
Instantly ern;red. He was married oh the 9th instant, to
daughter Of Bishop BRowsEIr and was on 'ne Di0a 0u
,v; 81. v when thus suddenly sna,ched from life and all
its bright anticipations.
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FrRsr VESSEL Across IsTHsus OF TEHuAsTErEe.
We have to record the clearance yesterday of the schooner
"Pionee' Of New Orleans, for San Francisco. California
via Vera Cruz The schooner, of s95 burden.
built at Agiers opposite the city. She goes to VeraCruz
for the purpose of obtaining from the Mexican auhonss the
right Of way the hmus Of Tehuantepec which
contemplated TO take her. On board, CARGO the
wheels and frame which she is to be placed while crossing
the Isthmus She has Of e-boded men, who
wc all jointly interested in the enterprise Success them
N. o. Della, June l6.
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Accounts from Jamaica the 18th instant state that the
British Admiral in command Of the Gulf squadron has re-
ceyed orders to every vessel under his ready
for active service at an hours notice. Inc island OF trinidad
/; the rendezvous where one shpofthe line three gaes,
one soop and fourteen now ready for
,yas or neced that they would sail thence to Cuba
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29
A VALUABLE NEW WHEAT.

We yesterday shown few heads Of Wheat. from a
field Of twelve the farm Of Mr. j. E. CoAD, in St.
Marys county, (not far from Piney Pont in Maryland, Of
remarkable quality to deserve special notice. The
grain is bearded white wheat with large heads and grains
the average height through the whole field being at this time
full six feet, of most vigorous growth Besides the product
of this field remarkable that the field from which these
stalks taken is the only field in the neighbohood in
which rust is not visible.
The seed Of this Wheat obtained by distribution from
the Patent Office the description of being bearded White
Wheat producing forty bushels to the product which,
very nearly which, expected from its present appearance
to be realized from the field of Mr.. Coad.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
the Diocese Of North Carolina assembled at Elizabeth city
the 18th ultmo Bishop Ives, in his address, aoored al
length to dspe the certain "misconcepons which are
operating hinder the due effects of the truth as set or IN
his writings and to keep up agitation and dsrus In the
Diocese" He especially sought to define the difference be-
tween the doctrines of his church, be regarded Them and
those Of the Roman Catholic church. He concluded by ask
ing for committee to investigate the causes OF the difficult
lies of the diocese and devise means for their satisfactory
adjustment committee appointed consisting Of three
ceeymen and three aynen and will report at the next
annual Convention
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

The length of counters for the display of articles will be
about sepen miles
The great in the theatrical world is the production Of
Scribe Hales opera La Tempesta at her Msesys the
atre the greatest triumph achieved irmusc for very
long tme and the fame Of the piece rises every time
peated.
We sorry to have to record very serious accident
which has been the venerable SAMUEL Rosxns the poet;
he has been seriously injured by being knocked down by
cab whilst crossing the street. AT his time of life such
accident is hard to FROM There nothing new in
literature The bishop Of EXETER. not satisfied with the de-
csons of the Courts Of Queens Bench and the Common
Pleas has appealed to the Barons Of the Exchequer should
they also decide against him. he says be will forthwith con-
csde bis scruples, and i"d''-' =. y, ,,orm.n
We better show the improved condition Of IRELAND
than by adducing the following facts:
First Qusrter Of First Quarter of
.E.,. .&as lS49. 1850.
Paupers relieved SOl, l61 365, 3l4
Amount expended. .e552, 626 -. EASE, 1919
Grants in aid. .f34 $50. 9s, 2s6
Amt collected from poor rates E447, 070. e5Ol ,5l6
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


MAssaouvqpTTs Mr. ~ehOIief Cd Boston Las
.-t. .
G9Ulpted u thr rytYi-f iitih " if "~Eisiot'ie Il
...f 100. i.., IL. 9 . ,-,s 81 p,es,ds,f atl Eirs.
u" Hi"'4"'-L Wa 49, 20
President shall icNCC rta De chosen b. Iiura.if.
- ... -
vote Ctner "9io- uiti the I"s ltu'i'h'i h'h'Or
r..1.a.t.. ,.,., ,,,.g. ,,cfae reeusct. -eit than
- NN.---'~ 1
am cher candidates shall thereby De chosen
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H'-!-''iD ''e-''. 40 " 90
REQUIRED O. eiacf Ia dee t ,f Wncl the .ieCt.l..
r.t.. t.t. IA. a.. To-. ,T--.
d. owes rul' Lfe4-iht'It ~ NN'~" N'' '~'' i'.
t Election ,..e,e ob0ser We trflst tins hi y, ii
~ .
pass Electors Vii ti-. be chosen ia assh'i.'
o,,. In tic -sroe ro,,rr ,s IL nearly c.ery other
At't' - 49, -"'''N '-'''''' a. 90 ''~''' ''
Statp
90. ,
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ls,,rsl... ,,,o .leli o. = a.. IN. ciec,ou ID Neu.
F'o''"''
tiers 4 t0ilgtesc-e nF uTiy beng sun required 70
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Nt'J'SS UT 'h' II % '''N -''' ~ WI
1asa Io- III. want u ~ MGssGgiul cts rs aJW
enc Member short "a Lc. Dtio- atIon. as she Yer!
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The >tln..in CnEii.

" fGc TIE C0p'lr'r0 paper P1oEsret 81
C--ogo Chh he f0iiOwing Interesting !2c.s ~
seeding he mines a thar cogas~-
-as rear lie silver rs-c=s re rcsf r511lcu.a 2
ror-l-r .sTe been Ia Descl-rfD 70 sEi - sfcilg
- Bl7rs EsrersnzL as rrc--cea eghtssu I-lafs-
--..l.4-I -g-lrs
These resu;s rave sK-ed -e g-rsc1s sio n ccg1
-s sfe lsvo.e to 10 ery 0rsiDn q sve-- o.
soc rev e1er-r'sc q st-I-1 q. 1c yg5 ard size
--e- an - IL re- ones --cb are % s3gacs-i ~ -
-1c1-.sr r.g-s-s " Crll To ssa- produce from q.
-a ~ -h Is Us. caused fas rGry oec'
-1gor-fl 81 b-sc .tas1-fs 10 sEso.Ls w -, n mar
= Vrr uacl r1.uliv u ws e1sug.s lie ref-c q: y.
g. -sAes Ca v4.-o u Farce II. ,gf EI-%T7l
1air.f-.isC i.-1-s-t : 80 4 4Ec re- Do.-.a
- c9-1p.-ie ~ rr1ef- o. .rerie u Gu lr fi'e
says So -zf lie era gu ~ er-ers, .4s
g-fr as. p sJ.i. i-ss OEgcss - ref c,-fi, - ~
1-l narcs ~ s.,re- IL .nese srs ~, cor prs
e. - .srge Quantities Ui god d.si ll.e1 TOR Csiicr
IA q, .n1sns- en-. wEeh = lie prc1gelEe reward e
.ur -----a. -l4-.rv.
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.s.s-1rs T5weE . rlzEs snT afFr0?r..-.ons Trsv
nave 1ossess c1 c. the l10aay appropriated 1r ire
Gzlera Gorcr-nea- &c. lie purpose Ct iet-s wing
lie x penses o. Zoe Ierr' to-isi Government Thev
cain the -iFn; % -.5urse L 7viihor, rersrl 20 s.
apr-ooriar.5n winch the L s-is.srGre NAV Mage -
The Secretsrv retIs-s q give % RE members Ger.
'Ihcstes q. csel SER IL &. n ply Ile-e w,ri3
BE- -ss le. tcre By rln me-c' q. cst be r-rteuts
H. 81 .1-nias can = .-0vca and not1iaz PAID eti.
eff .aa -r.sGa;s l-e .rst sent o. . WasL.nr-3- o.
5- -u7.tsl .u ;-- proper apartment and thea a.
o--e- 5 scr. back be-, 4h1s tie mem'--s CT
-ta LEGISLATURE VIC haze sf their farms and fnc-r
sh0ns -. crrloeaed % s-c--l before thei- w--k
tAi doze, and . 20 home without -o.a- =
their pocSe;s aEd N dsUs 9 tier boarding. Tie
GoverLc- an SeCrs;sIy &c @ccP.y involved IN
sDf ~ .sti0ns-anOr- cher tfin~s III. has been
boueAt E: go 519. some or the members have
not hes..ete5 20 Cypress tier sasr--ioDs at the
p1Clc i1rds w0gli 20. - permitted :, rsGsin m
e1-D.ov.i ia ar ron aie :. it1C-. nvss.r GEN.
PREPARED - express auv ou!rlcu .sDou ;se SCI sct
WI oalv say iha. STATE o. facts exists which
Shows Bccesslty .r l-rther ~ohs osa.---- leg s-a
ron. 4 ;he G5F--,gr ao' : ecIeta reaAy Pos
ssss lie c0Hrr WHICH t.sy cain over iue CllAl
treasure. ,is-- ei-t--- m Congress b. u boiling
tHe ve.o yo7.a- Som SIC Jo~eri.1r. nave -ulvn a
dete .a,.on g invest &c eNec-llse rvtI IS its
powe, - i1Esit.s, ne pos1 ascs q power through
he cJE--1 o. fGo reci- t-- s1-- ttat t., ,s TIE
i1oePrul-oc- ri. t.' Lrrs stlr-
Tie al-ht p..Fll.a tc go adjournment IL Inc
L. -is..-4.e. ti, cJse-nlr n7i 5oiree < Sc.-ars
vcu pr0Lsg ..ls s'-r-fr g. winch sc7-9 ~ tie
Acu1-e-s who lai been -.- tos-.es al 7J-..i-.,s
be-z-cs lc-s, -1.s3ls., Jr .... Geo.Ee L. Ga-...
scalre- u seized I-v g "a member CT brass -l--
IH~s al o. Incorporate eN .et..-- became pal
rrliaf ia yTy lL-r. he i-1aen'e 81 c-r.'is 20
'atrr5 ai tlo generous wI.s1y ~ D. -fss
9yer210lns wita ID. ieav- aal lear. ove-19T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

10 the slave % the nassrer and ths snt;rs ropusnsr
Of n slave Staie % enter epon sn immsdiate and
isdisc-lminats system o. emancipation h<heve.
hOwever. ,hst the evil Of slavery IN every respect
nav be entirely overcome By The sdopssoa d sy,
,src nv ipoiviSual slave owners, nat WIN seizure all
the highest add the most patriotic o. phianshrop.e
person could des.re. while &c vii be frSashs with
NJ loss q tie owner .ca the other hand positive
gam AID with disasters 70 thestfe Loo 10 society
OF tis ro-s snon hsd intended TO speak 81
othes topics be,o-o Ger Legislature cconsitsrsoss
Importance ~ Ire coGnfry AZ ls-se. but sPses fa.s
az reserve them ~ ny ssxt letter.
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Ney.tirenada.

Vb. Rsrabic of New -Grelata u cuI-pose- o.
went, l,s Provinces each Proyll,ce IS entitled
70 one 81. more Senators, and some two ~ t.7ee
Rs,~-ss..a.,-cs The Longress ueets e. bog1ta
Ia il-l.tgf MarCh II every yeari AZ sl-L 20
vipcs has Chamber e. Deputies Accounting ID az
= lie nusuber Of near 90. Tie Prasicent ssct
i ever t.- wears. sLt 5 ineligible s:ts-EaTt -
He chossn BY Electors TIE sane as % i;a Op..e
Stsf-. HIS saarF = sl2ecO Per 5IIum. Toe
present i,.r,lrubsu. O.. iiis tist ot-c a -5sgPa Z
LoFrz The Vi-s President s chosen n Tie same
r,s,.-.er and r. che sane spscs "a. TIME Erflro
Crrpvo . the present .-cuIn5ens c. he wee
Prsseency sui his fern Nj expire n l-5l II.
49, + s4ocC psf L11um- Esch Ssusl0: sD-
R.r-sseustIve receise e. SC per clsm e. TIE tera
II Two or three mouths. the uslsl perez G re
lesson Il Congress The mileage 5 @quA 70
,lopt 50 Ter nile The Secretaries q lie Depart
uerfs sre pad the suEa q s3,oC0 per annuHn- TIC
populsriou Q: the CRY c: Boyo-s Is estimated ~
shout GO Ooo inhabitants L Is the Capita al tue
RepublC. FenahA ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

NEw-JERSST RAILROAD MoNosoIY-ln tie
New'jevsey Hoase Of Representatives on Rrl1sy
last the following letter was read s9E- the Com
md'ee appointed "a investigate TIE sfsiFs a he
Joint RN'nosd and Canal Companies
" IN Ian 2 Nton sIoak, q 20 Ces0el A.sa - %
AC-,Ssrsey
NiN - Noi-ssoDcrs app0.ateu 6y tie 10 ~ Re sou
eL o., &c A. Les ls-Aiire, - nscstso CcrEln Oh sses
tnste Sgns' ne pirecors al The DeSWsrs sod RarNt c.
"a sn2 Ssflc~u ara AmbOv Railroad Couuanirs - -sS
rs ne lessa,-re eNpec,o3 por from hern a. -
sst O. tasir lnfesuganc- prior 10 his rre They
meaceN Ae Investigation Ia the uscuh 81 NSrch A.. AZ.
VIII th- eNcepacE q aurius hest vi the
ner have cortrued 70 "a be Prvsrri VIA culy ssch
shoIi ioeii2issio's - were u-sv1i1fAse
bee iSSis eAHrcGnONs commenced, teev eXreciec snt
believed Ia; Nr1N &c closed tSfe he present D.
q! TIE Legs egrre. fhev T~grV say tzi ne 80.
anounf Of l4oOr they reQ9,rrd g peFof- ss
yol,rG ~, expectSo1 AL rendered impossible
he inCu;y AMI prepare reror T. 1ne 70 - FTesenea v
The commencement cf he pFoseut sess,on
They fully seasbe % Tie psOpuery 81 informing s
Les stature tbe yresert s.se q 10 business Ihey
aeFefoTS respectfully beg 10 Stale us' hey sre oa
tie inyss1gsrc Close as rapidly Z, possible snd
hope 70 have tier '=c ready ~ 7 trsi " seeond &C.
IA February next
twl thkns yoo 70 az tbs communication before TX
House over vbek YOU preside
VERY respectable AARON ROBERTSON.
Chairman Of he CoumitteS ~ lnvesrsS-c1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

a letter n toe Cevncy aal ERYss'rr dated Ma
Esisn, Nov. q, states that the British trssrs
Anphvtrite, s,oopotwr Heeste, and the Roys-
Thames YACHT. clgb schoocer Nancy pswsoo. sr'
-ivcd on the 9Th ius, from the Northern Ocean 49,
gone 0ne degree and hals ssrther ncr,h than any
vesse. hal previously been He Iso says ths.
thcy discovered new ocrtiaent. bat on account OF
,ce could not approach nearer than hsteea miles %
land They did 10, ind Ssr John Franklin. and 90
ac,oun, Of zee wers lorcsi 20 leave