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EMPIRE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
OF SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.

OF SAhRIOuA ofitIIN0os ~.
Capital, 100000.
FgNHIS company was organized under the General
Il Insurance law of New York, passed Aprill0,
lS49, and has been doing very successful bust
ness, and will insure dwelling houses, stores,
household furniture, and other property, ia
vorable terms as any other responsible Companyin
this country.
The public are referred to the following letter
of the Hon. d. S. Dickinson, Senator from the
State Of New York, for the standing of the Com
pany:
/ am acquainted with como of the officers of the
Empire Mutual Insurance Company, located at
Saratoga Springs, New York, and know others by
character. The Company is in the hands of gen.
tlemen of high character for integrity and bust
ness capacity, and cannot doubt that 1t will be
prudently and successfully conducted.
D. s. DICKINSON.
Directors.
Isaac Fowler, Samuel Pitlsn,
Geo Young, jr, Hermon Thomas,
H. H. Hathorn VIM. ii. Fleeman,
G. NJ DAWSON Samuel Corning,
Theo. w. Sanders, Joseph Daniels,
p. M. Morarty, George Clements.
Hon. John III. Boyd,
ISAAC FOWLER, President
ii. II. HATHORN Vice President.
GEO. YOUNG, in, Secretary.
WIN. ii. FLEEMAN, Treasurer.
Applications for insurance may be made to e. C.
WEED, agent, North A street, Capitol Hill.
March b--tf
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED
DIVIDEND OF % PER CENT. ON II MONTHS BUSINESS.
Business Of the Company confined to Life
Insurance only.
Permanent Fund by Act OF Incorporation,
100000.
Office No 3s Camp Street, betoeen Gyavier and Com
mon streets, Ne,r 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 estatevalued
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 a
great national benevolent institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid principles, and af
fording, for small annual sum, paid during life,
n large and handsome legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
terms who continue the insurance till death, par
tcpate in the whole of the profits of the company.
Creditors can insure the lives of debtors A
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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On Monday morning, December I, JAMES 0nASr In ths
esh year Of his native Of Scotland but for the last
His friends and scquaintanoss and thoss of his SON.
Robert Grant, and sonn law, VIM Sinclair respect
fully invited to attend his funeral on Wednesday ser
noon ct O'Clock from his late residence, No. l2 White
street.
At Brooklyn on Tuesday, December 2 DANIEL, eldest
son OF John ard Mary osvsnsgh, aged years and
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
father ao4 Columbia street, South Ferry on THURSDAY
afternoon, at O'Clock His remains viii be taken to the
Cemstsry OF ths Holy Gross, Flatbush.
On Monday December ], after Q illness, Of Drop
sy JAmEs Vas BErscHoTEN In the SD year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
invited to attend his fussra from No 40 Bright street.
near Barrow, Jersey City this day, at O'Clock M,
,h Isa iuner H;s lnvhton Tn se resdy
past O'Clock M TO convey friends to his late resi-
On December MosIAH TYsoE of disease of tho lungs
Inflammation Of the bowels, and dysentery
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
At Hackensack on Monday, December l, RICHARD T.
Amos, aged 20 years, Of typhoid fever
The TRENDS Of the family also the members Of Bergen
the Order generally respectfully invited attend
bis funeral nom his late residence this day, at IL
On Tuesday, December 2 HErHcsrr NJ. HAsrr in the
ooth year of his age.
attend the funeral services at his late residence lso
Forsyth street, this day. ct PM
On December 2, youngest daughter of Thomas sna
Elizabeth Cerder, aged months
The friends Of the family generally respectfully In
ved to attend the funeral from l5e Suffolk street, this
day, at O'Clock N.
On December q sAsAH AUGUSTA second daughter Of
William and Eliza Spencer, aged years and msnths
The friends and acquantances OF the family also the
members Of Olive Branch Lodge No u, l. o ofO
pecttuy invited to attend the funeral from Io2
Elm street, this afternoon ct O'Clock
On December !, after short Illness, Miss ALMraA ell
dest daughter Of Aimra and Henry Morris in tbs 23d
year OF her sge
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
father in the town Of Harrison Westshester county
this day at o'clock NJ The friends and relatives
respectfully invited to attend
On Tuesday, December 2 in this city, MARIA LOUISA
wife Of Thomas H Byrnes, aged 35 years.
Tho friends Of the family invited to attend the fa.
neral from COT Houston street, tomorrow ct O'Clock
without further notice
Philadelphia papers please copy
On Tuesday morning, December in the 5oth year OF
his sge, THOMAS BsADY, native Of Csvan Ireland.
The friends Of the family, and those of hts brother
John Brady and his brother in law James Fagen,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from hs late
resdence corner Of Fourth and Twenty fourth
street. this day ct O'Clock Pm
Suddenly, at Brooklyn, on December O. ASr EtIzApErH
HALLEcK, aged 28 years wife Of Daniel B Halsck and
daughter Of Daniel W flaming, Southold, Long Island.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Superior Court.

Present. Chief Justice Oakley and Hon Judges Ssndord
and Duer.
Nov. 2e-ordered that Robert g. Campbell ESQ j,
counsellor at law be and he hereby is appointed clerk
Of this court in the place Of David E. Floyd Jones Esq
whoee term OF ofhce has expired.
DECISIONS john " Latson adsm. Thomas Otis Leroy,
and Dartd Smi. Judgment reversed and report of
deduct from the amount reported 800 with interest
from the 9th Of April 1850 and order of reference dis
charged syoh deduction be made, Judgment to stand
Ohpr CtTk .apgeiient adsm Thomas Wintermute, Rs:-
pendent .Suds%snt rsvsr.ed and new trial granted
Noses s. Beach and Alfred + Beach, appolsnts adm
Emery Mathews, Respondent. at the Special
Joseph Dtron .9ppeilsnt adsm. Robert E LIuns Res
pendent Judgment reversed. and motion to set asds
the report OF referee granted and rule OF reference dis
ment 70 $44 H. in which judgment to stand, and
no costs to either party nudgment not reduced costs
John Hasg1ty, Respondent vs the .alatre Works, 9p.
peuan-Jndgmsnt to be modified by deducting from the
january 90 ls44 on the bond Of $4,000 plaintiff
cured by the mortgage to Boorman aad others No
to either patty, on the appeal.
J. SeBy Vest, as Isaac Nesoton.-New trial granted
costs to abide the event Of the suit.
Refore Chief Justice Oakley
DEc. 1-Jamss Ferguson ps William NoTEs.-The
2000 with interest secured by bond from the North
Berish Baptist Church of this city difficulty subse-
has since then obtained divorce from him The psin
tiff alleges that the defendant, acting In couson with
Mrs Ferguson before her marriage to the plaintiff in
duced her to receive and the church to pay her the
sum Of S2e that the plaintiffs wife then handed the
money to Hsrrs for his against the will OF the plain
tiff The defendant on the same day returned the mo
ney to the church again and received their bond In his
for the amount. The complainant also aleg ges
that there another bond for 81 800 received by the
def ndant in the way after the marriage of tho
plaintiff The defendant denies that be received
from the Baptist corporation any moneys belonging to
the plaintiff Mr. Gerard moved for dismissal Of the
complaint the ground that the plaintiff possessed
any right OF action for the money Of Mrs Ferguson It
be against the church corporation and against
this defendant The complaint WAS dismissed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

effective militia A the cot specifics no mode in which
this number shall BE- assertained each State snd tsrr
tory adopts method Of its own Tho consequence a.
that States make very imperfect rseurn end
no returns ct all whef sby the Law rendered unequal
in its opsrsuon This inequality might Be prevented
and unueceesary trouble end expense saved, BY
simply declaring that the number white male in
hsbitan over the age Of years and under that Of
years In the respective States and territories shown
by the latest eensus shall hereafter be the basis Of dis
tFibution. Respectfully submitted,
Q. n. CONRAD, Secretary d War.
70 the President
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

Cleared,
snip vsusiass, GiicSrut, Nav 6risans, j Siwel
Barb w BiodEstt Wais, siAL 1hebsud Son.
Bark Hazard. Bsrssow, Rio Jaasiro Allen Psxson.
Bark q Anolia Holder. 81 John, NIB. naster-
Bark heldsn Chandler, PhLsdelphis Nesmih eona
Brig Yanhee, wallace. Cardenas, Thompson Hunter.
Brig Richard Golden tBr). Perry. Yarmouth. MS Geo
sohr Jonas Smith Nichols, Wilmington, NC q Dolner
Potter.
sohr George Brsvsser. Horton. wuninsson. NC. NO
CreadY T. Co.
sohr sysr.s Norton, Bsltimsre Van Bruns slssbs
sobr Ellis, Fisher, PhtateiphlA Hand.
sohr Fsthion, Kelly Boston, W Lovis
Bioop Fredh Brova, Gardner, Providence.
Arrived
Dark kars Ecrscs BuikisY ssvsnnsh. days with COT
Bark Pstrsa Whitman. Charssson, dsya with cotton
sehs Aasio PsOsssr, Wilmington NC days. with naval
sohr App Eliza. Joses. Jsmss Riv,r, days
Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence
SloOp bosto, Beebe, Pgovidenoe
Below
One ohio In the oehss Of the Highlands
sailed.
shlpe Wn Tell willard Havre ElsAs Den ason, Lssssm.
Pensacola, and others
Dec steamship Falcon tnos DOradol Rogers CbAgrsa
DEe a-wiad at saariss. hws ~ meridian do st sun
g.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Herald Marine Correspondence,

..-.,s.,n,,,, ,.., rmt 4,Ia .p.L:m.. : d. aArs
Gel. fsos, t%sS. 90 is.Ss. wiiIiss. P.ss1:s. James
s@6srt. n.1ss. Lsis. Ssraissap 800 aslsss
ass Sss ss''
bi g. fSs rss asgi'
nays1 Sa' 2Spg, w.n.,s ss Prcsdssss s,ssSs.
ws e., sHsas sS%.s ss S.r sr
fIisceil sr eous.
CtIPrsn rtP EynsEA q. san rrsnesoo vas yery unor-
calm sS. a Dsa & N H's sno 1Ss v ass
& s,s ssf sn Ss 3: s IL.
SsI: s.: y" g San ss Iss sssps.ss
having good roya breese los. aa and all three
Ss s.n soPass snSs being vo,S sccd spar
BAsH Rpv KorrscH Salem from Buenss Ayres roach
% % css.d sSf % ssa .' .S. we
Bse B.tsv.. ssh'rs - As.eooE broken snId.hip.
asssss in The i,.s s.. % y render I. y.sls snas.,o
1.-THE weather ala not break up the vessel.
,.$S:, .,: Zi'sa.sis
Ds. n.sAsO,s aCPge, iof New Yo.L,. sailed from Navy
I'll. Rect on sbs nsh, August ~ and vas ost The Che
50sss sresshs s captain sss fyS o. sss csg rom IN ~, san
ssg 70 r'' ''''' ''' '''' '''' '' on 'o'
ssss ,:'.s :: .sS q , ss &c
With lumber she struck sunday AM and 10 bali an
vessel expected 20 be lost.
& S' &: ESD E ss::J &c; s;;' ~ s's: s:,:
and house painted yellow.
scrR NorADroc, CelsOn, from 81 Jshn NB Tor Boston
as vessel and osrso iOss Srsv saved vsS dS1iiS
scR supposed gioueesser fisherman was seen ashore
Ram Head, Lovefs leland, early Monday morrins
supposed W have sone on s high water shs romanea ~
sunset
rops arp ~ psrcnslE co.stsr with wood or
lumber on Deck vas :, snohor MI Mate Monday
rs. crew 6sd landed on MI xsss sppSsssy vasns for
wind 70 luu.
scHR SYLVIA Bourne from Sandwich foe Philaaeph
Iut hto nBediord Eh having been In ocnsset
Dght OF 2h us OF Block Island. Win unknown bsrf
os fore and sin gsfs spt mans.i and stove quarter
soHp RoAsozE OF Rlsvorth wss Sunday ashors
Deer Islsnd, disohstging lumbsr
scpp MspruA yArE from Wtscasaea which van sahor-
On Deer Island has hssn sot oa and tsken 70 ths wharf
vlere abe Ia ds~.
seHa IaraA from Porto Rice for rhisdelrSa before
ported thore ~ Aeatagne has been dfiver into Chin
teaeue po bor heel opt 40 her bottom bad
saed mserisa asvef; also about VI bhdp
cansrce state Mr. Wlisne, agena for the undarvr
le, baa contracted 60 have got od deverd A. Nor
folh " rossible Toy 20 rer cent
furs s~scH syKssy loss on No aset Beach vs oy,e,
The New York herald., 1851-12-03


Before Hon. Judge Ssndford
DEc 2-Csherine N. Forrest Ed,cin FuTest-This
was again reached the calendar this morning
and On It being called,
Mr. J. Van Buren said the defendant is ready.
Mr.. Chase-Mr. 0'Conor h still engaged In the Circuit
Court.
court and he understood be associsoed With Mr.
OConor In the trial Of the case, he desired to learn
pannelpg Of jury.
Mr. Chase ssid he understood that Mr. Ssndford was
engaged In the cause.
Mr.. Van Buren, remarked that he had probably been
misled ny the ahdavit Of Mrs Forrest in which she
stated that Mr. Sanford was one Of her counsel Mr
Van Buren also desired to learn from the court whether
the rule Of reservipg for the convenience Of
sci extended to number Of counsel that might be
employed in q case
The Court-Yes; bona fde engagements. Let the case
stand till to morrow in order that the witnesses
may not have to remain in attendance all day.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

MaRricN,
On Sunday, Novsnbsr 10, By ths Rev L. hitsbsehse
Captain AsRAHAn o. JAcxsos 10 ns REBEocA, third
daushter Of Henry II. Rulsrband Esq ell Of this city
On December By the Rev. DR. Hsight, Mr. RIcHAaD
BnEnn.s to ntss MARv Louisa EoaTH, au Of thts city
On wednesday, November %, at Trinity Church
Brooklyn, by the Rev Mr.. Lewis MERRIrr Turtle, ur
Of New York, to Mis- JENNIE QUAcKscBoss Of Brooklyn
Albany papers please sopy.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Teiegraphie narins Reports.

Bosrou, Dso
Arrivcd-BriS Pensquid, PhiiAdelphiA
Below BRIG Alfonso, from Beliao (Honl
Cleared-Shlps KentuekY. kOreans; harriet & Jessie.
Chariestsn; barn Jesurur ourseoa Sarah, esrdenAs
brss X Rhodee, Bavsnnahl Canada, Baltimorc EnmA
Phladelphia sohrs Isis, Norteses virynia Mobile Pat
moo Richmond d Appleton, HYosh Bay state, DO
DALrrnonx, Dec 2.
ssisa-sshr Sullivan EYorE.
Arrivei-Bars Columbia wlning'o1. NC. boand 70 Cs-
dik put In 70 repair her rut1er.
chip Julis Howard NYori; brig Oscar Rio ysnsro; schrs
hovis7 Philadsiphis Col sssserly rrork
NKv 0RLEArs. Dee l.
AIiysd-sa.ps gresayeh. Lreoten, Arcadia rsnnes9oe
snd Creole efork Adelaide ketoa and Thonss Perkins
Boston Roelsnbeeu Thomsston; Rookaway Philadsiphis
KlEs Macon, Sslttmore bark Juaiata Portland.
rrvronr, Dec 2.
Arr-es-Brr bsncss Dishton; schrs Baunsr Aibanyfsr
CIrene, Reeklsnd Tor Providence
-Brig CerdovA Ca-denss.
Belov-sohr uoraso, Amcs NYors and q fors and aft
sehr With fotsof bboom. hssa OF foemsss aad main
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

then vim 60 far towards rsoonciing this uafortansts
. & sss ss .;
.sd: ): sssy enforced ma ss:s asss:..ss ~ @ ss1s
II would not be SAFE however, TO rely any pacific
policy however wise and just for the proscon OF
drswsi Of the Regiments Of mounted rnsmsn the mtsry
force on the Pacno s extremely small By the returns
ofthe Aduant General appended to the report of the
General In Chief appears that the entire force sta
toned on the Pacific amounted ct the last return 70
only seven hundred and thirty six men This forcs s
habitsnts particularly in Oregon The Governsr of that
territory has represented this fact has urged an in
crease ofthe force stationed within it, The means now
comply with this demand.
In my last annual report recommended the creation
the regiment Of mounted rhemen from the Psohc has
to some extent diminished the necessity of creating an
additional regiment Of that description Of force as that
country not peculiarly adapted cavalry and its
may well be supplied by infantry Nevertheless by the
report Of the General 1t will seen that he con-
sdsr not only this additional regiment Of cavalry but
also increase in the rank and file Of infantry and
artillery a. indispensaby necessary While feel some
hesitation in ugpg upon Congress any addition 10 the
force on the frontier, where the support of troops at
tended with such enormous expense I cannot but
knowledge the force of his remarks and the weight that
u due to his recommendation. hope therefore that
the matter will be submitted to Congress.
The entire number of men borne on the rolls amounts
to 10 53s which, according to the usual estimate will
When 1t Is considered that this small force u scat
tered frontier of several thoussnds Of miles in
tent its insuficeney will be apparent.
In my last annual report adverted to the enormous
increase in the Of supporting the and TO
the causes that produced it. These are prin
cpaly-
First That, has been already stated more than
onehsf Of the whole army Is stationed on remote
frontier and far expenses noerned may be
considered as iy active service in time of
Second That the military posts on the frontier were
formerly on navigsble rivers but now, the
contrary either far in the interior Of the country
the Pacific and consequently can only be reached
by overland journey Of hundreds Of miles BY
voyage Of several thousand
The following is g list Of what were our most remote
posts In ls45 and their respective distances from nav
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Domestic Miscellany.

New RAILROAD PROJECT IN CANADA Co
burg (Csnada) star, Of the 26th ult states that
meeting had been held by the citizens Of that place
consider the propriety of constructing railroad from
Coburg 10 Peterboro TO connect with the line which Ia
meet again at an early day.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL was in Rns
boating order at the close Of last week.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
4 AnivIMn = IsT \ 1 L q = : =
TO Correspondens

New York, December 8. issas
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

JetsuP, mHe5 sts11nDoHS
wagons.
Fort Atkinson "a miles from steamboat navigation By
wagons.
Fort Towson,e miles from steamboat navigation. by
wagons.
Fort washits Sc miles from steamboat navigation by
wagons.
Fort Scott, 90 miles from steamboat navigation, By
wagons
Compare this list with that Of Of the most remote
posts at the present time.
Irdianoa the depot for the greater part of the
posts in Texas and of those In New Mexico is Ave
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

snOTtDS re1uCticn ot.t4... tOAtFA ~
There come other measures % economy rhich tue
DEPARTMENT vouid have carried ont bad the aid OF legg
ia'i-n tot beer neeesesr7 10 enable l. % 10 20
humber % srsenals haze from time to t,Sle been
tsplPtsi q. Foirs -bsre tbr7 Fc-e tbea oeel;j bGt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
TWO FARMS FOR SALE in the

4 town Of EASTCHESrCR. Westchest7r CO, y Y ,
o. SD and OF Do acres = m RS r. M kali
rosd cepo 81 Tuckslo s1d 8. mes south OF Nnie Plans
lie msin road % Nesi ~. with large and s1bs.an
buicings iu good repair or farming purposes W % s-fe
apple orchards IN full bearing plenty Of timber, e. rl-
above property vii bee sod 90 reasonable terms t1r FUR
i5er par cusis INC lire 90 Tie premises Of PELL or
ffSlf.wr N MCKEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
MOB SALE-Oger 200 BUILDlNG

H. LOTS situated between the 7th and 8lh-ays and l4s1
and I45thsa These beautifully located COMMAND,
ng ful view Of the High Bridge aud the PIPER psn VI
the Harlem River with i've bod and romEnnc shores AS 70
beauty OF location he safely stated hat there are no
buidfng sites on this island desirable And 40 lne
grading of the Eighh-av viii be completed within lew
weeks be doubt that there VIII be Al once es
tabsbed one OF more lice The avenue
the City Hall and the High Bndge-ihus present
ing quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between ne
shove properly aud The City Hall. These loIs will be
sold on very favorable terms Apply TO D b WlNrON,
II CedaI-st where maps and other siormsa91 cs1 90
had OF imoodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
NOR SALE OR NO LET-The Col

N onsde House In FleetsI Fulton, Brooklyn. with
handsome garden attached. Possession be had i'm
me- lately. Apply sn the premises, or 10 - ,
ISflStt GEO BALCHEN, los Wsl-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

' In the lowe OF EAST CHESTER Wes.chesser Co
NYThe Farm lsr Of Noes Clsrk deceased situsIe1
The town Of kss Chester WestctrsteT Co Il offered Tor
sale Il Il situated shout miles from The TucEa1Oe De
p0t Of the Harlem Railroad containing 0l bounded
pOrthery highway ieBdng FROM East Chester New
Rochelle esslery BY Ihe essty highway Of Essi Chester
souih eriy by lSnd late OF Judge Sorrer7s westerly By
lands are OF KAN horgun snd lands Of james Morgan
ESQ On the fam lhsta1ial mansion large
hsru and sheds nilhOute carrage-hoQss and
other necessary outhuiisgs vi he goo1 condiuon: $50
good trnanhoUse. Tn Farm i in high Stale u
movement and L. vel calculated Tor farming or 10 be a.
vided IL lots Is bounded by highways shout 80 rods
From this pacu uieTe - very extensive vcs q Long
Island Seurd 81 o. ite purrhaes n rey nav remain
on usorgage ik- Fsru For further rarcu ars Inquire
OF SAMUEL CLARK, ~ Eliznreth e. New 0rk, AL
PHEUs CLARK. or ttr premises o. the undersigned
= New Rochelle JOHN SOULlCE
~ 5w' Executor Or Moses ClArk deed.