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MwfMGL InswrHRce C0R.pnMies--In Hartford com pany upon the principle of mutual insurance has alre- dy been formed, and in New-HaveD we observe that active measures taking get into operation. meeting ofihe cilixeBs was called few days ago to take the subject into consideration. The amount of money transferred from the ely to foreign places for insurance has had the effect awaken the people to the importance of the subject, and to induce them take measures Gor forming insurance company a. mong themselves. They sangUine that not only will large amount of money be retained among ther citizens, but that they will become indemnfed from loss by fire for half quarter what they ROW pay. In Liichfeld, M is well knOwn though not sm6Ecie"tiy well known,I we have a company formed and in successful operation. But the amouDt of it's funds is not yet grea, should have supposed, from the which has attended similar enerpri a other places, i, would have been. It is however gradually augmen'ing; and we presume that before another year rolls round the funds viii be found ply sufficient t6 indemnify for all losses which may be sustained. Information, and little more energy on the part of the directors in placing the matter before the people, all that is wanting should imagine, to insure its complete success.