New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

NNN Nofrlt AM " IN Moan. pcn- II
Daughter q Pharsoh Finding Moses Exodus
Destruction of Pharoahs Hos, Exo xiv
Moses Breaking the Tables Exc. NNNn
FAi Of the Wsls Of jericho. Josius Vi
Joshus Commanding the Sun 10 Stand sol, Joshasx
Captive lsrseites. Psslns oxsNyn.
BeshsxzsF's Fsssl. DAME. v
fal Of bshyio Jeremiah. ] and d.
Fsl Of Nlnevsh. 70 Bible subjecs panied BY Francis
Baker. from Designs by John Martin Of Loudon.
HANINGToN's CREATION or THE WORLD AND
THE DELUGE
Mr h Harrington has Just completed q magnificent Do
Intended 10 illustrate the sublime spectacle Of the
SIX DAYS or THE CREATION
Exhibiting, by means OF movable ssures. scenery and
powerful Optical effects oil the progressive changes non
the Chaos and Darkness of the uniformed Universe tho
ens completion Of the great worn Of creanon described
IN the and chapters OF Gene-s with
ne appearance u Adam and Eve. IN the Garden Of Eden
Aided by appropriate Orchestral snd Vocal Aecompanl-
enls introducing selections from Hsdns orsIoro 81 Tho
/ Creation.
This Diorans |. the result Of along cherished idea and Of
lifetime Of study and experiment this departmental the
Arr 1t the cosy beautiful and perfect WORK Of The
existing and combines In It's exhibition the highestme-
chsncs geruy with the Astonishing scenic eceeS
ssssied by very superior Poetry. Psinrns and Music
| SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
On entering the hall. rich Gothic Prosceniim OF the
most elaborate hnish presents ITSELF the sides enriched win
representing with Ito srehes columns end sssselsed pave
ueut the Interior Of magnihcen, Cathedral In tho ex-
IRENE perspective tho CurSin which ecnceas the
exhibition from the spectator.
CHAOS-rHE FIRST DAY.
Az the curtain ndsGnc. hszy appearance OBJ
dsed the opening realizing our con-
cepon Of that period Of the creation when the Earth
without form aud void, and darkness upon the face OF
The deem" suddepy az In obedience the divine CON-
mand Let there be hight" and " There was hxh.'-so
now tho boundless space Is Illuminated and light exiss-
Soon however darkness AZ sleas the scere-Day
and Night are established and thus ends the FRS, Day
THE TiRMAMENT-rHE SECOND DAY.
With the returning light the rimsmeuo or Heavens sbovs
are dividing from the Of waters and assuming
the shape Of clouds, with sky Detweeuthe mighty
deep still covering the lower eKpsnse Of space Darkness
then closes the Second Day.
DRY LAND, HERBAGE AND TLowERs-THE
THIRD DAY.
With Mornings light nom amid the Dry Land ap-
pears but Of barren arid aspect rocky and mountainous
The gathered together and the dry land IL formed
soou the sterile appearance Of the snd changes tho barren
plains are clothed with versre; the mighty forest fesrs 10
heads while beautiful expanding every
aide But all is still Nothing yet lvcs moves upon ths
face Of the earth darkness falls upon Of silent
| beauty.
SUN, MOON AND sTARs-THE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth return Of gh discoses tho rising SUM- throw
ing It's dazzling rsys IA srd dale asd ds,an. ocean
the brilliant mperceprby mellowins evening ad'
ysnces tn. rich lnts Of sunset which gradually give
place TO the mild splendor Of the rising and myrtsds
Of winkng STARS which stud the armament This closes
the Fourth Day.
| CREATION OF FISH AND FowL-rHE FIFTH DAY.
Morning again dswns upon tho inanmale beauties Of The
creations but lo the mighty monsters Of The deep arc sesu
moving through the uackless waters The vast deep
teeming with e The ne,odious zblng Of birds arihee
upon he And there may be seen moving about among
the foliage, every variety Of me fesIhefed noe Inc W.
and the have living occupants. aud The nsnE mcoo
closes the FINN Day.
CREATION or ANIMALs-sIxrH DAY
Night passes away and the morning sun ushcrs In neg
present themselves addition OF countless animals
which approaching from every psn mere me
posing in company while tho serpent pursuss m hsrmsse
sambos surrounded by tho smaller portion Of 'ne snms
creation, for sllis love and harmony.
GARDEN or EDEN-ADAM AND EVE
Blu, all is not yet The ghy mss,sr-pecs OF 0ods
great work yet informed Descending clouds for short
time ve tho 'cens and as they dsPse discovers he Oar.
center Here apparently lost In admiration VI tho eur.
rounding VI ef.son first seen Man, tbs noble
cess him. no s alone and apparently seeking
in vain for any being like himsef recnos upon osnh 70
pass away partially dscosss bis beautiful psnion, Wo-
besnng with gsutlene.s and love WIN ina eompe
Of the isbo VI the Creation the fret part Of ne ssh
bion closes. PART SECOND.
GRAND DlORAMA or THE DELU0E.
This q OF thrilling interest A. tho curtain hsss
The mountains. and 9kn ground. % ,ns ssm are SEQ COW
huying from the plains benssh, ysiny attempting TO hss
from tho wrath u an offended God Through inc m o.
the storm the sun appears 0f blood red hue VIVID flashes
OF lightning continually ilumns tho while Inc sound
Of sncressing rain, and The howing OF me Storm
produces In combination effect banning description -
Win appraised hands tho gives appear 70 supoicsis fos
mercy But II Is late Their awful doom 10 seslsd--
Steadily the hsmng food continues 10 rise, unu hs
ioies sammiis Of Tho mountains above seen. Thsir
last vain refuge 10 surrounded and soon The mighty dcep
The Judgment Of the Omnpoen being fulhiled. tho
Gradually until clear unclou9ed sky and bound
s: s 81 ps%ass Of the AK
ing In the security " Gods protection Dove leaves ne
Ara puf there for the solo OF u foot and returns
sssn Gradually beautiful rainbow pom the scene.
Tho Dove tho ARK second lime and ~ the songs %
prsse and hsnsfalnsss arse .ns CURTAIN 'Swy aesosnoo
most been tai 10 avoid anything mat might IN ~
sghes, manner interfere with no sublime q ne
su6jscts they intended TO iIlususte-whilo u hoped
thai they may only considered sources VI tho mos
pleasing and rational entertainment bai - useful means
NOTICES OF THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY
The Press and Clergy kindly noticed Tho Diofsme
10 the catering terms Our space VIII nH sdm'' o.
The blowing s,lsr 10 from Rev Mr. Thompson, Of the
Broadway Tabernacle, Of tho most talented and ~
'pectsOIs Cls'xymsO IN The ely wvo,x y.,,, - ,s~
Mr. Hyssy HAsnsros-Deu Sir; ought sooner "a
have yOor u %b..ae NE I
city and muiudinous engasemenis have prevented me
| o expressing my opinion OF your DlofsmAs
was highly grsfihed win the exhibition The whole
was DC asns and every part wed sustained The In
xeuuty with hch changes In the scene were affect
ed cute surpassed my comprehension You certainly de-
serve the couDt,nancs and support OF the moral and re
giols portion Of community FOR having dsysed mode
OF which not Only inonsnsye In eyefy par
ueuar bui which combines instruction and wbolesorns
rora insgsncs with rational enjoyment take grosi pess
are 10 recommending the exhibition 10 my frends and
should ne happy visited BY the 5sDbsth Schools 81
| The cry Very respectfully yours &c.
| Yzon Rev Da- BOWLING, PASTOR THE B.DvoRDsT.
| BAPTIST CHURCH.
Ma HZsaY HAsIncToss DEAR SIR have grearpess-
expressing my opinion u Tho ingenuity sxceiens
moral tendency and Instructive character II your beautiful
Dorsm.s ofthe Creation and the Deluge visited your
hibnon few days ago company with my family. and We
al came away delighted and edited. know Of scarcely
any way 10 which and VIVID conception OF the
der Of he six days Of creation be plessngy
sted 10 the minds OF youth by Witnessing The ee
ID TO produces solemn suppression u the most supendoos
-e destru on Of snteilGyian world with The wsterg
Of he Flood shs be glad 70 hear that your vAusbls sn1
| instructive exhibition u ex,sustvely psnonised
Yours respectfully DowLiHs
| HANseros's SACRED DiolANAs,-These admirable ma
Astonishing WORKS Of really deserving o pubic pe-
rsusge Their des 10 altogether original scd the execuuoa
must have resu Of many years labor The nssars
Of the exhibipon Of scf deeply interesting Tbs b.
holder worn Of creation from ts forme-
until placed amid the beauties o. n