New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
sAoprn NINA An6AS

CORNER or BROADWAY AND "AIN1N
- s,oppsnf. Bsfhs--HASiS0ToNs en1f"s
Grand Scrpnrai Diorsmss Of the
CREATION OF THE WORLD AND THE DELUXE.
MI n HANINGroS has jus completed magniseens
Diofzrs Intended 10 Illustrate the saeme speose o' A'
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
Exhibiting, BY means Of movable hsur~s scenery sod
powerful Optical Effects al The progressive changes o
be Chaos and DARKNESS Of the INFORMED Universe an vs.
completion Of the great work Of cr-snon - drsefioea
in ne and second chapters Of Genesis terminating viz
the appearance OF Adam and Eve, the Garden 81 Idea
AIDED By appropriate Orchestra xni Vocal Aecompsni-
mens Introducing selections nom Hsydns orsiorso 81 ns
Creation.
Tai. piorsms ,h result Of oushesshsd dsa, and Of
,nsume Of study AID experiment tho depsrmeu,of The
A. lis he nos costly beautiful and perfect worn q The
M -, i. ard combines In It's exhibition, the highest ne
esiea i,rprgitv with the Astonishing scerie edsee
assisted by very superior Poetry. Painting and Music
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
On entering the ball a nch Gothic Proseeniun, Of ne
most elaborate flush presea,s ,sef The sdes eneneo
beautiful Sa.ned Glass widows and appropriate s'sas'y
representing with is arches columns and isssesisa ps'
uent he interior Of magnificent csihedrsL IN 'ns ca
perspective Is seen The Curtain, wn'eh eonoeAs ~
exhibition ifon Ire ,pecistos.
CHAOS-THE FIRST DAY.
A the curtain RISES ndslnci, hszy appearance 90
served, dased he opeuing space realizing oar Coz
cepuon OF period OF he when tie Earth wo
without form void. and darkness apoo TIE fsce@
the Deep Sudis' IN Obedience to TIE divine CON-
mand " lie, there be hght.' and There Was Agm"-so
now the boundle-s space Illuminated and Ugh, exists -
S0or however darkness again seals over tie scene-pay
and Night are established, and thus ends the First Day
THE FiRMAMENr-THE SECOND DAY.
With the returning hgh tie Fra or Heavens above
dividing from the mass Of waters and assuming
the shape Of clouds with sky beseen-ihe mighty
deep still covering the lower expsnss Of space Darkness
then closes the Second Day.
DRY LAND, RERBAGE AND FLowERS-THE
THIRD DAY
With Mornir "a light from amid the waters Dry Land sp.
pears bu Of barren ard aspect rocky and moonsinoos'
The are gathered together, aud the dry snd 10 orme
Son. the sterile appearance Of he land changes she barren
plains are clothed with verdsre the mighty forest feSrs ID
heaes while beautiful towers expanding on every
side But all st Nothing yet lives moves upon tho
face OF the earhan falls upon scene u sueus
beauty
sun, MOON AND sTARs-THE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth return OF hight dscloses the rising sun, throw
ng s dazzling rays hill and dale, and distant ocean
the brilliant effect mpercepuby meiowng as evening ad-
vances tho rich nIs OF sunset, which gradually give
place to the mild spendor OF the rising moon and mynsds
Of twinklng Stars, which stud the armament This closes
the Fourth Day
Morning again upon nsnmsie beauties Of tho
creations bat 10 mighty OF the deep are seen
moving through the usckless waters! Toe vas, deepm
teemng with life The meodous wsrbing Of birds strikes
upon the ear Aud there may be- moving about among
the foliage every variety Of the esihered tribe The wa
ers and the air have living occupants and the rising moon
closes the fifh Day.
CREATION or ANlMALS-sIxrH DAY.
Night passes away, and the morning sun ushers In new
wonders The beauties which have before described,
present themselves with the addition of countless animals.
which are approaching from every part Here III
huge Elephant majestic Lion, ard the umd Fawn 70
posing company; while the Serpent pursues It's hales
gsnbos surround by the smaller portion Of the snims
creation. for all Is love and harmony.
GARDEN OF EOEN-ADAM AND EVE.
But all yet done The mighty masterpiece OF Gods
great work yet Uniformed Descending clouds for shoe
time veil The scene and they dsperse discovers the Oar
den OF Eden with the Trees OF Life and knowledge In Tho
center Here, apparently lost In admiration OF the sur
rounding beauties OF creation is frs, Man. the nobs
Image Of his heavenly Mker Everything belokens hsppt
ness around him. be su alone and apparently seeking
vain for any being ike HIMSELF reclines upon bank I'd
sleep Light Aeecy clouds envelope him. and a. they
pass away partially dscoses his beautiful companion. Wo-
man. beamng geuteness and With this compile
ton Of the sbors Of the Creation the first part OF the exh.
| biton closes PAhT SECOND.
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This Is scene Of thrilling interest AZ The curtain rses,
the mountains and high grounds Of the earth
cred with groups OF beings, while Numbers seen
hurrying from the plains beneath ysiny attempting 10 foo
from the wrath Of offended God Through tho mist OF
the Storm appears Of bloodred hue vivid flashes
OF lightning continually umine the while the sound
Of the embarrassing rain, ard the bowling Of the sorn
produce In combination, effect batting description =.
With uprased hands, the uguves appear 10 uPpicsIs :or
-
Steadily overwhelming food continues rec, until The
ofiest submits Of the mountains sboye Their
last vain refuge 10 surrounded and soon the mighty desp
rolls over the grave Of millions.
The Judgment Of the Omnpote being fulfilled, the ssora
gradually until clear unclouded sky, and bound
less aste Of waters above meet me eye Se ghted VIVA
ing in the security Of God protection Dove ,sves the
AIR but rest for the sole of It's foot and 'eurns
Gradually beautiful rainbow steals pom he scene
Tie Dove leave. the Ark second um- and tho Of
praise and hankfness arise the curtain slowly descends
o. In the production these splendid DCrsmss the ut
most care has been taken 10 AVOID anything misht the
slightest manner interfere with tho sublime character OF The
subjects they are intended TO illusrate-while hoped
they may only be considered No sources u the most
pleasing rational entertainment but lssai means of
moral Instruction.
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY
The Press and Clergy kindly noticed Tho Dlorams
In asierng terms Our space viii not admit q
presenting but two or three.
Broadway Tabernacle Of tho mos, tsened and 70
spectacle Clefgymen IN the CITY ,.,. ,.,
Mr. Henry HAsfsGTos-DeA. Sir; ! ought sooner 10
have acknowledged your courtesy Ia sending uckst
for your novel and ructve exhibition Absence from the
CITY, and muiuudnous 'ngagemohts, have prevented ne
RON expressing you my opinion ~ your Diorsmss
was higbly grathed with the exhibition. The whole
vas pleasing and esery part was wei sustained Tbs m
zenuty with which changes IN the scene were sct
ed quite surpassed my comprehension You certainly de-
serve the conenancs and suppor OF tho moral ard rel
gs portion OF thr comrunity Tor having yissd mode
Of entertainment bich only nodsnsys Ia every par.
rculsr hut which combines instruction snd wnolcsome
coral Influence with rational JoyneD take cs pleas
ure In recommending the exhibition TO my fiends AM
should be hsppy nave visited BY the 5sDbs 5cnoos
tho city Very respectfully, your. ke:
FRon REV De- BOWLING, PAsroa or rsg BEpvoaosr.
BAPTIST CHuscH.
Ma HENRY HAsIscros DgAR SIR have gresfpeee-
ne expressing my opinion o the ingenuity exceieut
moral tendency and Instructive character Of your beautiful
DOramas Oftbe Creation and the Deuge visited yvufex
hibOn few days ago 10 company wh my family, and We
all came away dshgb end edited kaow Of scarcsiy
any which correct and yy1d conception Of the or
der OF days Of creation can be ~ peAslngy com
nncatsd to the muds 81 youth by witnessing The hft
psrt Of your xnbon The second sl-o well adspt
ed b. produce solemn Impression u tho most smpendoos
physical has occurred 10 the worlds history
The destruction n snteutsn world with the wsfere
Of he Flood shall be glad 70 hear that valuable and
instructive exhibition 70 extensively paFoDized
Your respectfully, J. BOWLING.
HAElsGross SACRED DIosAsAs.-Thess sdmirsbIe and
astonishing works Of really deserving u public pat
Image Their dsa IL altogether original and the eyecuioa
been the result Of many yesp labor The nsrs
Of the exhibition is Of itself deeply Interesting The b.
holder Witnesses work Of creation from the forma-
uon u the earth until man placed amid the beartes Of o