New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
DIR. Redaeid'. Lecture on ph,.,ossomy.

Monty. The very interesting subject Of the evening
lecture the signs Of Domestic Ind Social Char
scter, and Of Character Cold and Suspicious" The
Lecturer presced bis discourse by speaking the true
Of domestic sfsctOB-coD uga sfection and Of
the identity Of and woman their being os.< as DO
poetic fable bot that and woman united 10 the
conjugal relations, enc. mans inleec,s and a.
ieetions identical he spoke Of mans knowledge
Of bis own Identity being readily perceivable on
the left sde-womsns on the right side. 1t win be
reelected that in the sst lecture the Dr. the In
dex Of Kindness the left side Of the forehead
Benevoence on the right which help 70 prove the iden-
tity Of the leading actions of the sexes.
Of the Domestic and Social faculties he introduced
hrs that Of Parental LOvethe love Of parents for their
children Its Indication "a By muscle the anterior
side from the center Of the fOrehesd-of Kindness and
BcDcvOence which eevstes the brow this faculty Ia
larger in woman than In man. Some have a greater
love for male than female children while with some
persons the love 10 equal The love for males IS indi
Gated By The elevation Of the right brow Of females
the leit These faculties regulate the social positions
much a. those persons TnO love chi dren are generally
OF kind benevolent disposition while Ii ia remarked
OF those persons VINO do not ike children are Of cold
and miserable nature. fial affection is indicated BY
the second incsOr teeth in the upper law Persons
have them large extremely fond Of their parents
tney are liable 20 be homesck when they separated
from them and are fond Of bringing their parents 10
live under their roof and Of caltvang the love Of
grandparents Ia their children. Persons who lack this
endowment are directly Of opposite nsture-are In.
different 10 their parents and Of necessity when they
lack natural love, they Of cold disposition Ii eS.
such an extent as parental love Love OF Brothers and
Sstersths naturally follows from the foregoing fscul.
ties our first love Is 10 our parents 10 those Of
our own blood This faculty IL Indicated by the breadth
Of the second ncisor teeth and much
on the social system for those who love ther own
brothers must love mankind such and II is evident
that those who cold 10 their kin make but very
indifferent members Of society.
The faculty Of Friendship is indicated by the muscle
which surrounds the lips If large ii produces strong
affection and Ia one OF the strongest elements In
nature-in fact II Ia almost COnjuA Friendships
founded In youth last with life the conugs relations
do person having this large lie not willing 10 be.
lieye anything of his friend be makes great many
allowances and feels that his friendship cannot die
they are slow in making aud have few friends and
very careful in contracting friendships being LA
Bile 10 suffer exceedingly they should prove true
u constantly increases With years we frequently hear
old people talk with smiles and tesrs OF tie friends OF
their youth, and and again the actions Of
friendship Confidence. the disposition to conhde, lie
indicated by the breadth OF the nOstrl forward per
sons who have this faculty very frank ana
marked for their openness such persons very Tia
BILE TO get into difficulties In which they are too apt TO
make iriends Love Of Appreciation is the desire to
approve others and to be approved; persons having
this always show the teeth when they meet per
sons whom they like, they have the mouth open in
smile to apprOye-are always pleasant. The negro has
this faculty large he likes 10 be told that he has done
90 and so grandy hiss acted elegantly, made this
act better by being approved. Many persons are
inclined to think this faculty silius-s weakness
but IL not persons do not Ike 10 approve or be sp
proved for anything bad-they would rather conceal
such hence II leads to good, and is great guard
against evil All strong Republicans have the upper
teeth large and II gives generous appearance 10 the
mouth and II 10 the love OF appreciation for coed deeds
and the expansion of the true social system which
strongly identify the Republican
The Love of Distinction 10 strong feeling In Society
the love 10 be celebrated 10 have ones name sound
a.. l.t. .lsw ~.
known in his parish, his town county-sy, country
msyhap farther, by the whole world. The indication
OF this organ IL by muscle passing downwsrd from
the the inner angle Of the eye 10 the mouth which ele
the upper lip 1t il large in Cersymen who wish
take the supreme authority their hocks In law
yersin writers especially OF hctons aud that sort OF
ephemersl character. Love OF Distinction IL not the
love of immortality II generally finds action by SOUND
in the voice while Love Of Emnence il the dispOsi
ton 10 occupy high postion-to catch 10y sight or be
We would say distinguished orator or writer
but IL would not be so correct 10 apply that term %
painter gay, he is an Eminent Artist Voice Is
the general conveyance for Dstinciion-ssht or occu
patton that Of Love of Eminence. The last named IL
generally large in Artists The indication OF the love
of Eminence is by small muscle passing downward
from the inner angle of the eye to the nostr which
draws il somewhat upward voluntary motions or per
version of this faculty tends 70 sneering and looking
down on persons The Love of Admiration 10 be ad
mired for beauty something we possess, some gin
of Nature Improvement by art tor our appearance
In dress or for our style of living paintings we may
muscle which produces prominence under the center
Of the eye ID lie larger in woman than In man and she
has more the sign oft we seldom see woman with
out that certain fulnes which indicates this faculty
Persons who have IL generally express themselves en-
thusiasticslly.
Cheerfuiness is indicated by muscle passing from
the outer angle OF the eye 10 the angle OF the mouth
The action of this faculty produces happy and cheer
full expression Of face
OF the Cold and Suspicious Faculties-they are gene
rally those which act against those mentioned oil the
Social Character by their perveson but there are
others which more directly come TO the question; Inc
frat Scorn IL indicated by small muscle in the lower
jaw which draws the chin up. There 10 n little dher
ence between and Contempt in the latter you
thrust the under lip cut by the constant working OF
the faculty of Seorn line ia formed directly over the
chin Jealousy indicated by certain ullness in the
lower lip Envy-ot those who may excel us IN talent
or other quaites-is Indicated by the curling OF the un
der lilo downward; In Cromwels face, there 10 great
scoru and contempt and envy the chin drawn up ana
lips thrust out Hatred Is indicated In the lower up
this faculty Is the opposite OF love OF AppIooanon
THE is large the mouth is drawn DOWNWARD and SHOWS
the lower teeth II is seen in carntvorous beasts
Melancholy Gloominess-is indicated by muscle
passing oblquey downward to the chin from the angle
Of the mouth and produces that soh'ary look "hien
never can be mistaken for Cheerfuhess
In the course of the evening the Lecturer answered
many questions and explained many signs to the stten
tive audience which they did not comprehend at the
ast glance the faces of three persons were examined
and according to the testimony Of their friends pre-
sent the DIS reading proved very true
His next lecture takes place On Saturday evening.
COURT OF APPEALs--ScheHecfadg tuesday,
Msrch lS--fNoi on Calendsrl-Jscoo Carpenter sppt
"a Mary : Carpenter resp't Motion 10 dismiss appeal
denied Tor defective papers without costs and without
prejudice. Mr. A. }. Spooner for respt and motion
Mr. Edward Sanford opposed ..... No 6-Aimeron
Thomas sppt Is John Austin and others resp'ts Mo
ZION 10 dismiss appeal (msde Friday LAST granted,
without costs Mr. c. 6. Myers for respn and motion
Ne opposition mo. 5-Hslsey Rogers appellant rs
cause ON the 9th dismissng the appeal therein with
costs opened BY consent and motion argued on both
sides Under sdvisement) Mr. D. buei yr ior respt
~ motion Mr. n Hill Jr opposed. No. l3-Jede-
dlah Miller ct al pills in error, IS Henry T Scherder
3eft in error The argument OF this cause commenced
Vo s-Fysncis Armstrong ct Al, phs in error, rs Lv
ngston Compton delft in error This cause wss srusd
sssSo. Is having been exchanged by consent Mr.. b.
Dsvis Noxon for plfs in error. Mr. J. A. spencer Tor