New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

prohibit the invitation Of any one whatsoever 70 ny
funeral. My servants will accompany my body 70 ,Ge
grave that will be last testimony OF gratue' o.
par, for all the good that have done them.
JUNE IL ls:is-Niy birds are to be looked aitsr W
women and not by men. These women are 70 pg 80,
ected from province known 70 pr1ance d' ahoye
Inc ear TO see that the part il quite smooth the lower
part of the head should be well developed and the orn
oblong Young professor shall DO attached TO tue
Atbensnnm prizes shall BE- given annually for essays
unon human rosembances and upon the Importance Vi
color in the organic Kingdom. -, r.,
| (" APRIL l5 l6i5.-Regulations for my burial. or
dam or TO speak correctly since my donles'ie
government viii be brought TO an end by my aeAh
earnestly request that my funeral may be coaGecsu
in the following shall be buried at IN the
afternoon ~ the hour when the rocks oil inc l0u'Io
in the habit of coming to my house To ger telr u
ncr and only the people in my house. WI, looT me
hoarsc pere In Chaise Tho hearse viii be moised
upon that sketchcd in my anteroom cine oi She
poor. Six simple mourning carriages. ~ chnuren Oh
the Society Of ST. Nicholas and 20 OF me society Oh the
Christian Schools will follow: each child il To- receive 20
francs have been n member Of bOth societies ever
since have resided in France Ny body To- Do EN-
bamed by DIR. Suguot, who VIII be phd ~ francs Tor
"MArcH 81 1871 bequeath TO tie Society for the
Protection OF Animals OF 20 0OO. the interest of
which is 10 b. applied In the following manner: an
annual sum OF 5OOf to be given 10 sergeant do yhe
any other person. who il to stand at the end OF the
bridge dcs Santz Pcrcs, just opposite ny windows
with q picard his hat on which shall be written
Society for the Protection Of Anmas-J. j. DA Ora
MA MARCHApo' Ills duty VIII be 10 prevent cart
drivers erd cabmcn from iireaiIn. Their horses ils
hours If duty will be from H. to g. The remaining 5OJ
is TO be divided into two parts and given as pii1e
fom the author OF the Theory OF Eeseinbances, To
those coachmcn WHO may bring their horses INTO the
stable without whipping Them rs Is too nuOh the Gus
tom"
The Tribunal OF First Instance held thu, the tesator
was OF unsound mind. and thai mainly the grounds
expressed in the following clause Of -eir Judgment:
Considering that although In the work published by
the ties aor under the title Of Theory OF Resebl9nces
there are many scientific hereslc and although he de-
Quoted from his sysrm aany false sscri n! material
st and even atheiscl, consequences and although his
stye il not always coherent the only concn
sOn to be drawn from these circumstances ~ that Com
mander Malchad0 neither sayant nor ln0rilst,
nor scholar; but IL IL impossible 10 80 further ana To-
hold that he incai Obie Of making will Tho tri-
buna accordingly held all the testamenttry papers TO
be established subject only 81 the questions how fir
some Of them night be revoked by cheis Of subsequent
date NJ. SenaTd the eminent counsel. who was fresi
dent of the Legislative Assembly in lss contonss Tor
the appellants that the papers show Oh the face oil them
disordeIed state OF mid