The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

praying N1n the eternal ABODE, tocrc 70
renite 10 those for whom have mourncd upon this
earth leave my maternal blessing TO my beloved sons,
and pray the Lord 70 guide them through this life 70 give
them prosperous days, aud IL grant them eternal felicity
when they shall have nohly fulfilled their dcsnies here
below. ] bid them mere last adeu, whilst thanking
them for the happiness they have contributed 10 my exist
ence. entreat the Queen 70 accept the last ex-
Hessson Of my respectful gratitude pa tare-
well 10 my mother, 10 whom much; 10 my
brothers aud sisters FOR whom have felt sincere
affection; 20 my mothers family, whose tender hos
vitality has ghtened the bitterness Of exile Of my
and myself my friends and servants whose fidelity
m the midst OF misfortune has inspired me Aith grateful
attachment and finally bid fare ell 10 France which
have loved much and where the happiest days Of my
hie have glded away. recommend my sons never to
forget that the fear Of God the beginning Of all wisdom
that il a guide and beacon pros ycrity AMI q stay
amidst misfortune 10 remain faithful 10 the prcceps
If their childhood and continue steadast lse~s 70 Their
political faith. May they observe both by iheir con
staney in adversely and exile and by their hrinncss ana
devoted patriotism when the course Of events s,i re-
store them 10 their country May France restored 70 nr
ushity anu hperty, may CONSTITUTIONS tfanuv
them 70 defend her honor her grandeur ana ef interests
and may she nd more in them the wisdom OF their
grandfather ana the cbiyalrous qualities OF Their father
They should ever bear IN mind the poauch principles
which have made the glory Of their house which Their
grandfather faithfully observed upon the throne and
which their father, as his VIII and testament bears wit
ness had ardenty adopted lis ast drecions nave been
the guiding rule their education In quitting tins world
recommend my children 10 the Queen. My beloved son
the Count de Paris, will attain his majority the moment
will shall take effect yet Notwithstanding this count
upon the moral influence OF the Queen and upon her
pected authority 10 replace me in his counses likewise
reckon her maternal socituue entreaing her to
accept the guardianship Of my beloved son, the Duke
de Charres Such duty will not trust, appear u her
TOO onerous for beg my brothers assist the Queen in
she administration OF the fortune of their nephews know
full well the feelings which animate them the children
Of their depored brother and am sure that they will at
times testify towards them affection l charge
my sons TO remain closely united the ndssoiube
union of tie two brothers forming the condition of
their strength and mutual happiness. desire that my
eldest shall from the day that his legal majority
permits him, take part in the family council appointed 10
watch the interests OF his younger brother. IL is
also my desire that those tried and faithful friends who
have surrounded my sons and who after having been the
devoted adherents Of their father have ceased 10
gave US proofs Of attachment in adversely, will still con
unue TO remain about them.
Having acknowledged that the property and securities
comprised in the deed known in English the ndenure
decd Of rustship dated tho .th of July ls49
children for the in which / might be- indebted 10
them guardian, IL the exercise Of the right which re-
served TO myself by the said decd aud by an additional
continuation thereof dated tho year 1853 doth
deposited with Mr. Coats Of London), declare hereby
u revoke abroeate and annu N the most complete and
absolute manner, all and every the clauses, conditions
and stipulations Of the said deed, wishing AMI
intending that such deed be considered as null
and Of effect and though IL never had
sted being wish and intention that the said proper
~ and securities shall revert freely aud without any bur
then transfer substitution other charge per
sena fortune; that may do with and dispose Of the
think fitting. make this provision
aforesaid lis continuation should have
been revoked and snnulled before my death bong my
express Will that property, the securities Of which
composed everything which might and legally should
revert to me, and, indeed, all that / am at liberty
10 DISPOSE Of shall be equally divided between my two
children With this intention likewise divide between
my possession leaving 10 Wit, 10 the Count dc Paris my
pearl necklace in four rows, which he wi trust one
day give to the Countess de Paris the six diamond pen
dars with chain; the red album, containing the fine col
Lcon Of coors by fench artists which belonged
10 the Duke dOrcans; all my furs and schclcrs picture
of The Holy Women (Le Sit'tes fems,es To the Duke
de Charities pearls composed OF brooches pins,
esrdroTs, bracelets and disdem This set 10
from hs godmother, my aunt Adelaide Nv ruby brace
rs, bequcathed by the Queen OF the Bcgas two ruby
buttons, the sapphire ring and the ruby ring, my
hne cup IN laps the prayer book when was made ~ hs
fathers order, the necessos ddrs and my aoe. hope
that these jewels and lace may be by Duchess de
Charities.
Besides the foregoing articles bequeath souvenirs
10 the Count de Paris the large portrait OF his father by
Ilgres; the marble bust OF his father by Tact; the
large picture Of The Iron Gates, by nauzlts the small
pcture Of the Col de Teniah, by PhhPpoearx; all his
fathers manuscripts papers, letters small notebooks,
well hls fathers letters addressed to myself
1 know that nc will always look upon these sarcrs
AZ q precious treasure and believe that he will Que day
b. enabled them with discrimination, make
known the character If him whom France has mourncd
without even beina aware ~ an hs merits | leave
him the portraits of my mothers the water color by
Wnisrhlter representing thc Queen with the children
ne Duke dc Nemcurs, the Oil portrait OF tnc Duke dc
Chartes, by wLtcrhaier, the line ponari ordered by
my sister law, the Duchess OF Wurlcinueg Tor the
Duke dorleans; two Of the albums containing h fathers
city OF my marriage the eIues
statuctte in bronze o his father upon pedestal of
black marble the large peDdue oi Breguet, wick struck
the hour Of his birth, well ~ thc chimney orna
ments belonging to ~ the enaneiied box contain
ing Ls fathers watch and several other souvenirs,
the case containing the seal ana silver GIT knyes winch
always half the tine eucTavinEs Of MS father
~.
Duke Orleans horseback copied from II. vcrnet,
of my four beautiful fans; my marriage fan, iu MI
gree which las been used also 10y the Queen, his coral
winch all the Queens children have liscwse used. my
lIotiet containing portrait OF his father, Intended Tor
I'm wife; my carved praying dcsk containing his fathers
mask my papers. Letters small bks Of souvenirs which
have leit England his fathers sword which he
The day OF his death, and the palm which present
ed u Linn by he division on las return from the Iron
Gates
Iocquca,h souvenirs TO the Duke dc charires the
equestrian portrait oi tire Duke Orleans by IL Drcum.
rail- ~
ture VI the "Co dc Teniah, b. ~ Ncrnet, the head -
ble q hls father COPIED FROM the Mausolcum Tri.
quctty, the OF the Queen by wnterhaer my
portrait by Henrquel Dupont, the furniture II my desk
Ilnk,and enholder and h0t;ng hook N gil-er ri1 the
VI his g0dmothcr; my small watch, The Garnet.
tortoise shell and gold, adorned with family porirats,
one Of my four beautiful painted fans the bracelet,
intended for the Duchess Dc Chartres. the water
color Of Eugene Iamyi representing the rcvcw %
large portrait u the Count dc Paris when infant by
wnterhaier two Of the albums containing drawings %
The Duke doricans the other bali Of the 'ngraviu ~
tne portrait = ~ islher by insres We uunIai srch
81 Iyimab, by nauzats. my Alexandra organ: my
rage o0rte and equestrian stauete, In bronze, u
h father with the two brvn1e vases when accompany
~ I have st down upon special list TIE souvenirs
which beg my family and friends acccff a last
token q Affection and desire my sons to divide between
themselves tie remainder Of tho ARTICLES may leave,
such albums. bfcnzes, books, furniture aud sandry
Ell desire my fulhl. FAR may lie in their
power tie wishos that shall hereafter cxprc and such
! may subsequently express IN c0dlcils. ! cntreaf
th1m Is oJniinue ~ " dc Bosnian, the faith
fIl hend ~ tbeir father, Of themselves add me,
a. well - NJ A-spiine, who for many years
has shown us such deep attachment. The annual
u i0egff cach Madame Dc Bcntems, my former
sUseri.1t thc annual II l1vor.; ~ ~ kcDnrckc,
an! tutor To- annual sum ~ t0r. e. Madamo Gassicr
Tie annual ~ b00r Madllo Tuccraw my former
feu4ne q, ehapstre the annual OF ODOr., sad -
bofet so ttoyer The two u1ls ~ chrna5re ~ the ue
durlssns, thv annual 81 5)Gr 10 the former sai
1,Oo0ir % De latter Having a heart the prosperity Il
house. my vii that. IA case through improbable
but possible msfort4ues. namely, that oy Two
shoui, ~ dying before me without leaving direct hers
the pruTristre.S n a portion ul their PFC
psfty the estate which ! msg leave shall b. divided
nsoUg the princes the house y Orleans AID th1f
default among The princes theu sous. n surh eter
thc wishes | have above Impaired a. my WDIid
regards their relations, become obligatory charges
s0pcbor With the desires ! may subsc ta-nty express
.rr .fk,tNe I Hrw my a. 8ru4 tst