Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-28

day, July I7th--one day only.
The procession will parade through town a
bout o O'Clock, A. VI. Admission, - c-nts-
no hall price. Open at 2 =, ano 7 - O'Clock,
l.. VI.
THE ARMANAXA. Or Jmperia, Persian
Chariaf, drum Ly 80 Horses. This gorgeous
Chariot. from the tnanntactory Of J. Stevenson,
= Co., 27ih ST.. New York has just been COM
peted. For its graceful portions, exquisite
workmanship, and brilliant enblazonry, il has
never been equailed either in ancient or modern
times. /, is said to be fashioned after the mo-
del of the Imperial Chariots of Persia, during
the reign of Cyrus the Great.
The sides Of the chariot divided into pan
els separated b. RI hly gilded scroll work in the
style Of LOUIS XIV. The scroll work is border
ed by beautiful moulding, and runs along the
top wei! as the bottom Of the chariot.
The seat Of the charioteer is covered with a
rich harnnercloth of purple velvet, trimmed with
deep silver frnged pendant from "a border of blue
and ye!low velvet, the whole decorated with
eagles, equestrian figures, stars and flowers,
wrought in gold and silver. The charioteerap-
pears borne along between the expanded wings
of two mighty dragons, apparently OF massive
gold. " hich crouch above the fore wheels Of the
chariot.
The Performance, &c. a very brief descrip-
ton of the names and position of these nom
pariels. of professional SIX i'll. may be needful to
I the public who W ISL To understand their proper
standing and pretensions-
The Equestrian Manager, TO whom is en:rus-
ted the arrangement anu oTHtT VI tiFc S'cHSr,
acts, professional Pagcan,s and genera! Caval-
cate, is
MRJJ NATHANS, Of the highest cele
brity as a superior oaad jour horse rider. This
gert!enan's style IS manly, energetic and mas
terly. In his scenes Of Cenieur and Infant
Achilles. he is assisted by
FRANK PASTOR, \ most interesting and
highly gifted child. This Infant Artist. will APP
pear on his flying courser III an act entitled MN
rad Junior IN which he VIII Justify the remarks
,,f ii, II far beauty and
are lac is the most wonderful child iii the world
This miniature prodigy will, with his yet
Younger and smaller BROTHER WILLIAM,
be introduced by his instructor, j. j. Nathans,
in n series of personal gymnastics.
7 YournFuL RICHARD RIVERS, whose profession
al path has literally been streHn with garlands,
medals, and tokens of appreciation. stands con-
fesscdy forth Il model of excellence in the
foremost class of Efuestrianism.
II. SIGNoR GERMAN, thc great ri,.er OF Italy;
whose horse gallops different course from amy
other in the ring, will, after his own singular
school appear IN an Equestrian act, represent
ing the llIXDoo MIRACLES Of an East India
iurgier attired in the exact costume and caste
Of his tribe, Il Orrerry of Golden Globes and
Sacred Daggers, the Sacred Eace Of Destiny and
Fated Bullet
\ very novel and most agreeable episode will
be introduced with the two LEARNED Dogs
Of Signor GeImani They can comprehend and
perform variety of feats and tricks, too extrnor-
binary 20 be believed unless with ,sscd. They
may truly be pronounced the greatest wonder OF
the age.
W asHIyGroN CH,MRERs, will for the fisrt time
in this country, ride aud enact the beautiful
persona.ion of the Bceain Of Merico, Gen. Iay-
Tor, Jaikes, Yankee Volunteer, SAINT" Anna,
and the Genius OF Freedom, bearing on ITS flag
the memorable resolve of..Wc never surrender
JAMES HAWKINS, a very celebrated eque strIan
in Roman and Grccian characters. especially III
the double. scene of the Two Glad iatoTs of Cesar
acted and rode with j. J. Nathans.
Mr. f. WooD, will give his terrific act of the
Wild Indian Of the Prsirie. in which lie will in
troduce those astonishing feats of eGuestrianisin
so peculiar to these tribes, and of which travel
lers give such wonderful ana most incredible &C
counts.
GEORGE DuvB,R.-IIis scene Of Personal 70
stion is Of the most finishes, and wonderful Class
His skill in Equilibrium aud Power OF Balance
Mr.. FRANK BRowER, is the Merryman Buffo
Of the Equestrian Arena Entertainments.
Mn. n. JOHNSON, Ring Master of the Eques-
TRAN Scenes. His OricaI PHgeants and Grand
Cavacades relieved by COMIC CONCERTS
for which the following eminent Vocal and In
stru,nental Performers have been engaged. and,
whose correct define atoms of character give life
to their Etheopean extravaganzas.
L. GROWER. MEL JEMisoN,
] MALLORY, Tony GERMoN.
To render the entertainme nj free from tedious
ness, they will be relieved with Ballots of all de-
scriptions. including the peculiar pas de dams,
fash ionabIe in the West Indies.
This Company will perform in Cincinnati on
the lst Sd 4;h 9Th Hamilton 9th Lebanon 18th
Xenia oth Dayton 10Th Troy llth Piqua l2;h
Greenville 18th New Madison lith Eaton 18th
Cambridge 18th New Castle 18th and Knights
town Doth Of July.