New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

CORNER OF BROADNAl AND " A1NEN-'' 80
- sioppsnls Bi,hs--HANINOTONs eal'sy TO"
Grand Sonparl DiorsTnss o. tie
CREATION os THE WORLD AND THE DELCOE-
Mr.. Il. HANlNGroS hes lGs completed nasniheen'
Diotams in,s nded 10 asfse he sub iHe sPreae.e 10
SIX DAYS Og THE CREATION
Exhibiting, by mssns Of movable SPORES scenery soa
powerful Optical efec's all he progressive chs=ges from
the Chaos sDd DNsnoss Of the Uniformed Universe Unit, ne
sns completion OF the great work Of cresou ss srbed
!. the arst and second chapter. ~ oeue.s termrsng with
the appearance Of Adam and Eve the Gsrden OF cdsr.
AIDED by appropriate Orchestral ant Vocal ACCOMPANY
merits. introducing from Hsy dns os,oro q he
Creation.
Th. Dor.ma the resalt Of aloos cher'he nss ard q
rfcme Of study snd expeTnen, u his dep~'mensof re
Arts II. the most costly beautiful and perfee work Of he
snd existing and combines he exhibitor the hisbes, NC
ehsnica genuy. With the most Astonishing scsnis secs
assisted by very superior Poetry. Painting and Music
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
On entering The ball. rich Gothic Proscenian q re
sborsie finish presents itself the sdes en'icneo WIN
beautiful ssined Glass windows and sppoPnsle s'sssy'
representing with srches columns and tasSe'ed pave
meni the Interior Of magnificent Csihedr-! In me "
perspective Is TIE Curtain. which coDces. no
exhibition from The 'pscsfor.
CHAos-THG FIRST DAY.
4 the cartain rises an indi'tine hs,v .r-. - .,
uInuscN VNrs space. reAi<ns Va' cV
epton OF that period Of the ereson when TIE Eauhw1
itho, form and void and darkness upon e fce q
hs deem sudde, IT, as IN Obedience 10 the divne COM
msnd Ls, there be light" and There was isM"-so
COW the boundess space IS Illuminated and hshi ex.!-
Soon however darkness sgsn steals over the scenepy
and Night are established and thus euds the Fret Day
THE FlRMAMENr-THE SECOND DAY.
With the retrsing light the Fimsmen, or Heaves s6cvs
are seen dividing from the Of waters and assuming
the shape Of clouds with say between-he mighty
ieep sun covering the lower eNpsnse Of space Darkness
then closes the Second Day
DRY LAND, HERBAGE AND FLOwERs-rHE
THIRD DAY.
With Mornings lgh from amid he wsers Dry Lsnc sp-
pesrs bu OF bsneu arid sspec rocky AMI mountainous
The e.. are gathered together the dy land "a formed.
Soon the sterile appearance OF the land changes the barren
plains are clothed with vedure; the mighty ioes issf- ns
heads while beautiful flowers seen expanding on every
side But all is still Nothing ye, lives or moves UPON ihs
face Of the earthand darkness falls upon scene Of Silent
beauty.
SUN, MOON AND sTARs-THE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth return Of hight dscloses the nsns sun, urcw'
ing il. dazzling rsys hill and dale, and distant ocean
the brilliant effect impercepubly melowing I. evening al
yapces into the rich Of sunset, which gradually siss
place to the splendor Of the sng moon and myrsis
Of tyinkng Stars which stud the ornament, This cioses
the Fourth Day.
CREATION Of FISH AND FowL-THE FIFTH DAY
Morning sgso dswns upon the nanmste oeane' OF ne
creations but 10, the mighty monsters Of the deep are seen
moving through the usckle.s waters. Toe vac, dsepn
,eemins with life The meodoas warbing Of birds strikes
upon the ear Aud there may be moving about smors
the foliage every variety OF the eaiherec troe The VA
te and the air have living occupants and The rising moo7
closes The Fiflh Day
CREATION OF ANIMALs-sixrH DAY.
Nigh, passes away, and the morning sun ushefs ~ new
wonders The beauties which have before described.
present themselves with tho addition Of countless anmss
which are seen approaching from every part Here IL he
huge Elephant tho ma este Lion, ard the tmd Fswn. re.
posing In eompsny while the Serpent pursues 10 harmless
gambo. surrounded by the smaller portion OF the snms
| creation, for oil IL love and harmony.
GARDEN OF EOEN-ADAM AND EVE.
But all Is yet done The mighty piece OF oods
great work yet informed Descending clouds for sho
time veil the scene aud they dspere discovers the Gar.
den OF Eden with Trees Of Life and knowledge In the
center Here apparently os, IN scmrsnon OF the sur
rounding beauties OF cresion, Is fret seen Man he nooo
mage u hs heavenly .ker Everything beokens hsppi
around him, but he 10 s alone and apparently seeking
vain for any beng ss oos .nseose b a "a hey
pass away partial SC osss his beautiful s9np sion .
man. beamng with geutleness and owe Win his compile
ton Of the abors Of Creation, the hrs part Of The exh'
biton closes. PART SECOND.
GRAND DIoRAMA OF THE DELUGE.
This is a Of thrilling Interest A the curtain rises,
ths mountains and h grounds II me earth are seen COW
hunyng from the pains beneath; vsiny attempting 10 re
from the Of offences God Through the MET %
The storm the sun appears OF booded hue vivid tsshes
Of lightning continually inmins The VIII the sound
produce. in combasdon' an effect Iaios descdptos!
With uprased hands the fugves appear 10 supp cas tor
Steadily the overwhelming food continues to rise unn
ottiest SUBMITS Of the mountains above are seen Their
last vain refuge is surrounded and soon the mighty deep
| rolls the grave Of millions.
The Judgment Of the omnpotent being fulfilled. the
gradu decreases until clear unclouded ky, and bound
less asts II waters above meet the eye Fre ghted viii
the chosen remnants Of mankind The ARK now seen foa
Az s, there no rest for he soIs a IL. loot and il etus
gain 0r-duay beautiful rainbow steals upon he scene
prs.e and hanSfaness arise the curtain slowly dsscess
~ Ia the production OF hese splendid Dorsmss The at
slightest manner interfere with the scter II The
subjects they intended TO iliusraiewhie 10 hop.d
that they may only be con'dered sources OF most
pleasing and raons esinment but as useful means OF
Hio NOTICES iTIu on TIE PRESS AND THE CLERGY.
The Pres and Clergy have kindly noticed tbs ID rams
Ia the fat sfng terms Our space viii no, Aunt "
The foIlowiog letter is from Rev Mr. Thompson Of The
Broadway Tsbernacle of the most talented and 70
spectacle cIergymen In the city ,s.s
Mr. HENRY HAsIsGros-Den SIR | ought sooner 70
for your novel aud exhibition Absence from The
city and mulumdnous sngaee menis. have prevented ne
was bighly graded win ne exhieiiou Toe whols
was pelssng and eefy part was well sustained Th- To-
ed quite surpsssed my comprehension Y.u certain de-
tho counenance and support Of The moral and re.
Of hich only nofensve every par.
tculM but which combines instruction End ~holesoms
in recommending the exhibition 10 my friends and
should happy have visited by the 5aDbah Sca0os q
the city Very respectfully yours 4c
FPOM REy. DB BOWLING, PASTOR or rHC BEDSoRosr.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ma. HgSaY HAsINoros: DEAs SRI have great pleas
ure Ia expressing my opinion " the ingenuity, sxcseut
moral tendency and instructive character Of your beautiful
Dior Of the Creation and the Deuge visited your
hbion few days ago 10 company with my family and ss
all came away delighted and eiifsd know u scarcely
any In which correct and vivid conception 81 s OF
der Of the elk days Of creation be 90 peasngy CON-
the nds Of youth by vne-sins the nfss
part ofyour exhibition The second part ais" well 1dsps
ed produce solemn impression Of the most suipeBdOos
physical that has occurred IA he words history
the destruction 81 zneduyian world with the wsfes
of the Flood shall be glad hear thst your valuable aud
instructive exhibition extensively patronizsd.
Yours respectfully, J. DowLss
HAsfSeToss SACRED DIosAxAs--These admirable ard
astonishing ks OF really Deserving Of pubic
Their idea altogether original and the executes
the reut Of many years labor The
Of the exhibition 10 VI isef deeply Interesting Tho be-
holder witnesses the great work Of from the ~
ton 81 the earth until man placed amid the beauties Of The
Garden Of Eden No hing possible give des Of he
eSec, produced BY the creation Of the birds myrsds
which cluster amid he foliage, pouring forth Their various
notes To witness this scene s alone worth han
tho price Of admission The second part The De use, %
fearful from lie uhfuness The terrific hurricane the deb
VI the Ark ,anR their bosom,