New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
SACRED pIoRAMAs

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Every Nish, This Week and "Wednesday and saturday AZ
,ernoons commencing At o'clccs, Al the new
ard ,pleocid Hall erected eor
| TOWNSEND AND ORR's PANORAMA ~ THE
HUDSON RIVER.
SO sKosDwsS,
! CORNER or BROADWAY AND wALkER-sr Over
u s,orp.nr. Bsfhs-HASlN0TON' entirely new
Grand scrpiursl DiorsInss Of the
| CREATION or THE WORLD AND THE DELU0k'
Mr. H. HASINGToS has Just completed nAgnneen'
Dorsma intended 10 Illustrate the sublime specscie Of u
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
Exhibiting by means q movable hgures' scenery snd
powerful Optical effects all The progressive changes fo
the Chso. snd Darkness Of the Uniformed Universe an ms
fna completion Of the great work N Creation - dssosi
The 6s and second chapters OF Genesis Terminating wa
the appearance OF Adam and Eve IN the Garden OF Eden
AIDED by appropriate Orchestral and Vocal Aocompsri.
ments introducing selections om Hsydns OFslono u tho
Creation.
This Diorama is the result OF long cherished idea and Of
lifetime OF study ard experiment IN his departmental he
Aus lis The most costly. beautiful and perec. work u the
Mind essfne and combines It's exhibition, he hi ssestme
chsncs ingenuity with the astonishing scenic effects
assisted by very superior Poetry. Painting snd MUSE
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
On entering the hal rich Gothic proseeoiau Of ihs
most elaborate sn.sh presents Itself the sides enriched VII"
beautiful stained 6sss Widows and appropriate s'anny'
representing with is srches columns and lssseiied pave
ment the interior u magnificent Cathedral In The en-
IRENE perspective the Curtain, which eoncess 'ns
exhibition from The spectstor
CHAoS-THE FIRST DAY.
As the curtain rises, Al udsnci, hszy appearance . o.
served ddsed the opening space realizing car con
cepuou OF that period Of the creation. when the Earhw
without form and void and darkness upon the face OF
the deep Sudderly In obedience TO The divine con-
msnd Let there be light" and There was hghi"-so
now the boundess space Illuminated and light exists
Soon however darkness again steals the scene-Dsy
and Night are established and thus ends the First Day
THE FiRMAMENr-THE SECOND DAY.
With the returning hghi the ornament or Heaven. above
are seen dividing from the OF waters and assuming
the shape OF clouds with sky beween-'he mighty
deep still covering the lower expsnsc Of spsce Darkness
then closes the Second Day.
DRY LAND HERBAGE AND FLoWERs-THE
THIRD DAY
With Mornings light from amid the Dry Land APP
pears but Of barren arid aspect rocky and mountainous
The seas are gathered together ard The dry land formed
soon appearance OF the land changes tho barren
plains are clothed with verisre the mighty forest rears us
heads while beautiful towers expanding every
side But all still Nothing yet lives or moves upon the
face Of the earhsnd darkness fall. upon scene OF silent
beauty.
SUM- MOON AND srARs-THE FOURTH DAY
The fourth return Of light dscoses the rising sun, throw
ing lis dazzling rays hill and dale, and distant occsn
the brilliant effect impercepuby meiowng as evening sd-
vances lnio rich nis Of which gradually give
place to the mild s2eudor OF the rising and uyrads
Of tvinkling stars which sud the armament, This closes
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND FOWL-THE FIFTH DAY.
Morning again dawns upon the inanimsie beauties of ta
creation but 10 the mighty monsters OF The deep are sea
moving through the rsokless waters! The vast deef Is
teening with e The meodous wsrb!ing OF birds strikes
upon And there may be moving about snong
the foliage every variety OF he ta,hered uibo The Wa
tiers and the living occupants. and the rising moo
closes the Finh Day
CREATION or ANlMALs-slNTH DAY
Night passes away, and the morning sun usher- IN new
wonders The beauties which we have before described,
present themselves with the addition Of countless animals
which are seen approaching from every part Here Is the
huge Elephant the majestic Lion, aud the umd tswn, re-
posing 10 company; while the Serpent pusues It's harmles
gambos surrounded by the smaller portion Of the animal
creation for ali love and harmony.
GARDEN OF EDEN-ADAM AND EVE
But all Is not yet done The mighty masterpiece OF Gots
yrea, work We. informed Descending clouds for shcrs
time veil scene and they dispense, discovers The Gar
den Of Eden with the Trees Of Life and knowledge In ho
center Here apparently lost In sdmral ~ the SUI
rounding beauties Of creation s first Man the noble
image Of his heavenly Maker Everything beoksns hsppi
ness around him, but he still alone, and apparently seeAng
In vain for any being ike himself recines upon bank TO
sleep Light heecy clouds envelope him. and As they
pass away partially his beautiful companion Wo-
man beamng with gcuteness and love- With this compile
lion of the abors of Creation the fret part ~ the exit
biuon closes. PAhr SECoND.
GRAND DIORAMA OF THE DELUGs
This il scene Of thrilling interest AZ the curtain rises
the mountains and high grounds Of tho earth are seen coz
cred with groups beings, while Numbers are seen
burrving from the plains beneath, yainy attempting to fes
from the wrath Of offended God Through the mist Of
the Storm appears Of blooded hue vivid hashes
OF lightning continually umine the scene whileihe sound
Of the stncressng RAIN and the bowling OF the Storm
produce In combination, effect battling description =
with upraised hands the hgves appear suPplicsts for
msrcy But 1t Is too late Their awful doom is sealed
Steadily the overwhelming food continues RISE unn tbs
iotie.t submits Of the mountains above Their
last vain refuge 10 surrounded and soon the mighty deep
| rolls over the grave OF millions -
The Judgment of the Omnipotent being fulfilled the storm
gradually decreases una clear uneouded Ky and bound
less aste Of waters above meet the eye eghied WIN
te chosen remnants OF mankind, the ARK s now fsen float,
ing in the security Of Gods protection Dove ,ayes hs
Ara but there rest for the sole Of s foot and rourns
again Gradually beautiful rainbow steals upon The scene
Tie Dove leaves the Ark second Tune aud as the songs "
praise tankulness arise, the curtain slowly deSceuds
CT n the production Of these splendid Dosanas the Ut
mos care hss been taken TO avoid anything might 10 tbs
slightest interfere with the sublime character 81 ths
subjects they intended to iustrae-whc Il Is hoped
hst hey NAV not only considered Of the most
pleasing and rational entertainment but as Esrn means Oh
| moral instruction.
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY
The Press and Clergy have kindly noticed tbs Diorams
In The mos, catering Our space viii not admit Of
The following leters from Rev. Mr. Thompson, Of ,hs
Broadway Tabernacle of the most talented and 70
spectacle Cpergymen in the city.
| Mr. HENRY HANNGros-Dea Sir ought sooner W
have acknowledged your courtesy In sending me uckes
for your novel and instructive exhibition Absence from s
city, and mnltudnous engagements, have prevented ms
rom expressing TO you my opinion Of your Diofamas
| was highly grathed with the exhibition The wnois
was pelasing, and every part was well sustained Inc w
zenuy with which some changes In The scene we're snect
Ell quite surpassed my comprehension You certainly de-
serve the and support Of the moral and fe
gious portion Of the community for having devised mc1e
III entertainment hich only notcnsve 10 every par
rular but which combines instruction and wholesome
oraI with rational enjoyment lake great pleas
nre 10 recommending the exhibition to my friends, and
shed be happy visited by the saDbaih sehooso
the city Very respectfully, yours; Nc x,,o,,noo,
EsoN Ryv DR DowLINc, PASTOR Or THE BEDyosD-sr
! BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mr. HESRY HAsIsCTos: DEAR SRI have gfehpien
nre la expressing my opinion VI the ingenuity exceeh
moral ency Instructive character Of your besniu
Doramss orte Creation and the Deluge visited your er
hibton few days ago 10 company with my family ana W.
an came away delighted and edited. know Of scarcely
sny way 10 which and yyd conception OF me or
def Of he ak days Of creation be 30 pleasngy com.
muncated 10 the minds Of youth ~ Witnessing the hs
psr Of your The second psr also well sdspt-
Ell 10 produce solemn impression u the most spend0os
physical that has occurred In the word history
The destruction Of the anedluyian world with the wsies
Of de Flood shall be glzd hear that valuable and
instructive exhibition "a extensively pstronzsd
| Yours respectfully, BOWLING.