! WEALTHY FeRsrcsEn-The N. Y.l
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\ WEALTHY FeREIGSER,-The N. Y. ExPress states that the death of the Marquis 0i Daligre, Tn Paris, al the age of S3, has caused quite a stir in Wall street. Some tight or ten years ago, he had invested in The New York Life Insurance, the Farmers Trust, the 0hi9 Trust, and two other com Pnles, nearly one hundred thousand dollars each, the interest on which, amounting to nearly S50,O00 per annum, he has received seml-znnually; and the conditions were, that ms decease the whole sum originally raid .nonld revert to the companies. aThe Tanners Trust have, after calculating in. crest, received S25, 900, the New York L'ie and Trus, s46, 900; and other eompanies n proportion. The Marquis was a man of anense wealth. His income was over q mniiop oi francs annually. He leaves over

 y millions of francs in real estate; and Vae bulk of his fortune 10 a grandchild only nineteen months old. He lived by role, eat ana drank by weigh, and measure, and 'eguia'ed all his conduct with the incest

 se'ness He caleula,ed 10 live til he was hundred and fifty; and if he had, he would s.J0ao'y have broken the companies that '''a granted the aunni,ies.n

 ns sad that the death of the Narou;. A,lgre was not windfall to Wall si alone -. rennsy'vania Life Insurance Company .'.Hes ey II S56, ,250, and the Girard Tms,