The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

which have, IN ny Judgment: been rrss.snsassd srosps
the pay mens Of si2 70 % whitlessy which a.
lowed until the items Of the demand be shown; aud
cspt me sum Of eat for gravesone, which ~l allow
when the monument shall be erected The claim made
the interstate. ~ outf. for his expedition to C4ifor
ma 10 me spring OF ls49 has been entirely and sstsisc
Tas,y, es ,n 1y Lassr: r Eovey and Dr. fssosm
or oonoung that the nosate assisted by advances
made by the administrator, to the journey, ami
the subject Of iii sson The admissions of the tates.sts
70 this erec. clearly prove IL and have not discovered
to these admissions ssme facs that appear IN reepeo,
70 the manner OF the ntestaes death, were invoked
me argument 9. ground for W
time the recollection Of every crcu sance might be
imperfect without anordng reason for doubling ones
PROVED by DR.. Smith TO the immediate symptoms
preceding death, and the account gwen oy Dr.. poran
tesate The accoun. Of the administrator IS allowed
fled with the notifications above stated, and there must
be Decree declaring bis clam against the estate Tor the
payment Of the applicants share, with interest
the attachment issued out Of The Supreme Court.
PROBATE OF HENRY PARIsE's WILL.
Before A. W. Bradford.
Nov. s.-Ths case was resumed again to day. Aoram
Dubois witness FOR proporer:, being duly sworn, test
fed u am physician, have practiced medicine for
twenty years IN tie city Of New York knew Eenry
Parish for many years. and intimately since 1853 when
began to attend him professionally. was called in by
Dr. Delsfed the attendance continued about ten weeks
saw him frequently during that period attended him
Tor an Infection Of the eyes his principal seemed
When asked him about his chief trouble, he answered
with simple nod Of the head, and peculiar rapid pas
time pecu lar sound noise, which should call bug
ling sound, by which gesture and sound supposed he
he experienced from these notes asked MIN II he
suffered much pain n bis eyes or about his head think
yQ INN Pc1 Tanx rod Mr.
Mr. Parish IN reference 70 his power Of locom 7or, whea
Gr. Parsh Immediately rose and walked ahcu. tue
room he seemed pleased smiled. &c 10 quest ors, Mr.
Parish generally gave other affirmative nod Of the
bead or negative shake Of Il, and frequently the a-ma
yoss, as the word vas spelled 10 that way instead Of
yes, and bic NO was more like tie French word no
noi his manner OF spec sing being very quck and deci
dec ~ Delafed and bad frequent consultations upon
the condition Of Mr. Parish the presence OF himself aud
wife Mr. Par1h, those OCCASIONS listened with great at
(. TO ks be sometimes Approved and GONE
times dsapproved Of VIVA. We sa for instance Nr De-
aGed stated fact in relation to Mr. Parshs uiptons, he
would bow his head. then again, when Mr.. Deladed
would make another staten en-. he would shake his
head to IT. and occasionally bring n that non sourf
ire ~ mptom would then be stated In another man uer
when he would shake his head several times succss.
svey, accompanied with this peculiar sound "non,"
when probably the third time the statement would be
countenance would change, and ne would nod his resd,
saying yoss," seemingly ple1ed with the ides that
Srmative ned ;, The head With yoas;; as meaning
''yes' and his negative MOI With non as equivalent
TO 'no considered Mr. Far.sh's health very Goot, ir
respective o. his eyes his hearing seemed TO be good his
expression OF coun|nance was Ike that OF mute, a.
~ can compare II. Q.-In addressing questions
TO, In corver saton with Mr.. Parish, did you sup
pose that be Understood what you sadf Add; had
no doubt II the condition o. MS mind appeared 70 pe
clear and sound.
Witness cross. examined-My first visit 10 Mr.. Parish
lasted about an hour: afterwards my visits averaged
quarter OF hour Mr. De,afed vas present At every
OF my vsR; did not 60 TO the house with him, but
met him there by appointment; received the Zee at
each visit was handed to me BY the servant q. the
door left; think week the longest period be-
my visits heard any other sounds made by
Mr. Parish except those have mentioned; the buzZ!ng
sound frequently made; this sound VAS continuous
one, always accompanied by motion, and that motion
Uniform did not see Mr.. Parish make any other
gestures than have mentioned.