New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

the northern meridian then ascending to tho weste1
LOuzon then above the horizon TO the southern mori'
Ia srIe ep we're il"se CT La" adj HEALTH . Rcies 3
Kin rel and Short J0u ney5; 4, InhegaHces ., Gail
journeys; 10, Honor; II, Friends; aud ~ Enemles'
The planets IN these various houses At the moment %
birth indicated the fortunes Of the atye. For instance.
Mars In the eighth bouse indicated violent DEATH sat
tne third, misfortune to Kindred or during snort
Tic influences attributed TO the various planets
ii Scribcd ~ follows Saturn was tho greater Iniprtune.
Di.ease trouble ana danger besct thOgh NE tbs un.
fortunate who has sdutn IN the ~ .c ,no vi
br.h "a least II Otbor planet exert through sohe
lucky position corrective influence Jupiter was, on
the contrary he'd 10 Dc the lnO't plOpi.viS VI az o
planets and called the Greater fortune he was cubi,
nacng WHOM the present Queen OF England was bonn ana
asrOOors that she Wa bound 10 be fortunate
through life IN consequence 80 aiso thcy assol, l.a'
Jupiter in the Ascendant when Wellington was born,
but u has been remarked mat since heor mo uno U
WelipgtOns birth nor even the place - c,rlhihy
skill who could not only interpret anytLeEs
dream but recall 1t to his mind However,
natiyities then SHOWN. including those OF George
III an1 w. Queen Caroline, the Princess Charlotte tue
not very lucky with Albert Edward, 1t seems. lie
to bo tai. w,th rudy compiexOn tending to dnski-
nor particularly TO-" scarcely hits The mark Of
noble department. lover of horses accomplished ana
deserving U respect Ee was to he partial T. maritime
Affairs and naval glory" whereas he holds nigh mill
was TO nave great wealth through inheritance" which
seemed not altogether unlikely wncn the nativity Vas
seeing that both Albert and his wife were piONdent
people Amazing 10 relate the prophet was 50 Shil tu IA
TO iOre-ee that Mr Guelph would marry princess O bls
birth and not uudcscyIng OF Ills kindness lac year VI
his marriage was be- 562 lie datory It seems,
seeing THAI he did not marry il lSO1; ana ne again
forgot to show proper respect Tor the astrO0serS ~
omtug to receive al injury from hOrse ~ May, 1870,
nor al he tion ct "A blow on lie icf side OF the mead
near the ear dstTolOgers had predicted The mouse OF
scknc SLOWED disposition 10 itN'r ana 20 tpiicpuc
attacks, aud lie was III a slocia, manner 70 asoil
Brussels Iltdta Greece, Mexico, Persia, the Orhnty
Islands, aud oxford. His cha acltr promised 70 10
rather varcgatel. less than 20 chaiacettics BENG
.s,i a.
be- aisere ayarciOIs, generous candid discreet, cny
GUS fond of glory prudent. RASH temperate unsteady,
violent willy, yOlitlie, anu worthy
The general sunjrct OF superstition then deat with.
The lcctdrcr remarked That most suprIsttors natcl
ton that ia way the iuune might d. modified 10
showed the relation between the Observed facts On
parent COic,dy noes ifOm when various supcfotlOhs
have had their origin The great difficulty ia attempting
dc,tOy any superstition uo.dfs VA t"c -rhofai c"t-
lrssiicss al PEOPLE 10 tho laws Of causttyn No man
WHO thought a moment about tho way in winch Tor cA-
amp!t-carthands at whist are ODtainci, could Dt 80
foolish IA, 10 Suppose that would have better chance
good hand II ~ sat IN PARTICULAR seat or oy5yci
uthcr superstition Of tic cardidhic Runs oi ucA
were tcn referred TO- % AMONG lhe "'t p"e .. al, .o
sources of gambling supcStiiObs; ana ~ vas snow now
laws OF PROBABILITY; mat pay cOhid NJ - on 20 me eA
does. Without such casts af-lF Altf toa4uta-
parent fulalnout Of predictions, astrological aud
Ut ciwisc, e lecturer showed 10" tcsc cases and tne
uirn mara when they mt, but never mark "htn thty
Lastly, lac congratulated hlS hearers on inc ics
mat the SCIENCE OF time Ii not employed a5 "aS ie
scrncc oi old days, 10 .I al SUPERSTITION. g'l9 VI oD
-uryunCes. fOlbear from iuqufing mere, ne Sl now
much OF what taught by the "a asiIOi"geis ana
NUndei-N lkcisOt tH"u'ta anu - ~ =" -
pns un anon. Ignorant ana Safsiiiois people nts
come down u our OwH day ahI h't o Ia matters
regarded snesti nous but IN some slI i'u ~ itt
oituc8 10y many millions OF men. simply nay IL is
well Tor mdn1lnl ul4t tue men oil ssieute VI o.l u'y
especially those most mai4Aed Tor tAri out'Pohebn,,l
arr honest We're they leagcd 20 deceive the "Oi4d ~
fir ,rI yyo,IId De much mon, q i,cut, Tor
LuiCt5 nine Uut OF - Aun.iscd waui to he uece"eI