New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
SACRED SCENERY.

snd splendid Hall erected for
TOWNSEND AND oRRs PANORAMA OF EhA
HUDSON RIVER,
| 81 skosDwAY,
! CORNER OF BROADWAY AND WALkEk-sr ove'
| L s,onn.p,. B.,n,-HASiNGTOS's entirely aS~
/ Grand scnpnrA DiorxDss " he
CREATION or THE WORLD AND THE pELU0S
Mr. H. HANiS0rON has tas completed magnincen'
p,or,u u,sud- 10 Illustrate the sublime spectacle OF Us
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
Exhibiting by means of movable hgvTes. scenery sna
powerful Optical eserts al The progressive en-se' 'o'"
the Chao. ard Darkness OF tho anfoim-d inverse "n
6nA eompet Of tie great worn q CreAaon' ar'o'
The srs and second chapters Of Genesis 'ermnsnns va"
the appearance u Adam and Eve 10 The Garden S Eden
| Aided by appropriate Orchestral ard Nccs4 Aoe0"psof
nenss introducing selection. om Hsydns o.iorio Of ma
Creation.
Til. Dorsins 10 no resus u or cherished ites sod o.
E-,- OF study and experiment IN Departmental the
Ara lis the costly eesau md perfect ~oFA Of ne
nd existing and combine. In lie exhibition. Tie sh.ss me
ehsnes enaty win the moss astonishing scenic efecs
assisted by very superior Poetry, Painting and Music
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
n, .rs,,n, m. M r,eh Gothic Prc-ceriurn OF lhs
mo-, elaborate sni.h presents ITSELF the sdes enfichsd ~.o
beautiful s,siued GAs. Windows, and appropriate s'smSJ'
representing with us nehes, columns and 'Ssse'sied paws
meat the Interior Of nsgulheeui csthera 10 Tie AZ
IRENE perspective the Curtain, which eonees-' Ne
exhibion from the ,prctsof.
CHAOS-rHE FIRST DAY.
A. the curtain rse. ndsunct harry appearance OBJ
served dased the opening realizing or ecn-
cepron of thu, period Of the creation. when The tsrh
without form aud vod upon n- face OF
the deep" sudd-r ". obedience 10 the divine con-
nand Let there be light" aud " There wss hsh"-'c
nov the boundess space ugminsiei and tgh esiss
soon however darkness s'es. over The 'e-ne-py
and NIGHT eslrhlshed and thus ends N. Fire, Day
SECOND
With the reulrng light tho Firm Heavens sjogr
are seen dividing FROM the ~ ard sss4m-s
the shape II clouds with bet~ecuthe ghiy
deep sun covering the lower expsnss % space pssne.s
then closes the second Day.
DRY LAND. HERBAGE AND FLoWkRs-rhh
THIRD DAY.
With Mornings nghl from amid Tho waters Dry Land p-
pssr. OF and aspect rocky AMI moon'sinoas
The gathered together, and the dry land Is formed
soon the sterile appearance Of the land changes TIE barren
plains are clothed with verdsre the mighty forest reaf' 10
heacs while beautiful sow expanding ON every
side But ali suA Nothing yet lives or moves upon the
face Of tho esth-snd darkness falls upon scene Of silent
beauty.
SUN. MOON AND sTAas-THE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth return of Ia discos-s the rising SUM- throw
ng dazzling rays hill and dale, and distant ocean
the brilliant eject hnpercepuby melo~ns IS evening adj
vance. the rich nis OF sunset, which gradually rvs
place the mid spsndor Of Ghs rising moon and myrsas
the Fourth Day
CREATION OF FISH AND FowL-THE FIFTH DAY.
Morning sgsin dswus upon tie nsninase beauties OF mo
creation hui 10 the mighty monsters of the deep seeu
moving through the uackess waters, The vss1 deeps
teemng with The odioas snlins Of birds snkss
upon And here may be seen moving stcu' snons
the foliage every variety Of the feaihsred Tribe The va
and the sir hsye living occupants ana inc nsns ooo
| closes he rinh Day.
CREATION OF ANIMALS SIXTH DAT
Night passes away, and the morning ushers In nsw
wonders Tho beauties which have before described,
present themselves with The addition Of countless anima
which are seen approaching from every psu Here no
huge Elephant the majestic Lion ard the umid Fawn fe'
posing In company, while the serpen, puTsucs Its harsss
gambo surrounded by the smaller portion Of the anima
creation, for sls love and harmony
GARDEN OF EOEN-ADAM AND Eve.
But all 10 not yet done The mighty piece Of Code
yreat work We Uniformed. Descending clouds for short
dime the scene, aud =. they dispense discovers me oar
den Of Eden with Trees of Life and kno~edss In no
center Here apparently lost In simration ~ the sur
rounding beauties OF creation Is bret seen Man. tho nools
image VI h.. heavenly Mker. Everything beokens hsrPt
ness around him. but hs still son. AMI apparently seesos
IN vain for any being like himself reclnes banh W
sleep Light neecy cloud. envelope him. and |" 'hsy
pass sway partially dscoses his beautiful companion, "o
man beanng with seuteness and love WIN uds e0mple
ton OF the abo Of the Creation, the hrs part OF ne erm
bion closes PART SECOND.
| GRAND DlORAMA OF THE DELuGk.
rh,. .c.us Of thrilling interest AZ curtain hses.
M mountains and HI gh grounds Of the earth cov-
.red with groups human beings while Numbers are seon
hurryuy from the beneath yanly attempting 10 leo
from ths wrath Of an offended God Through tho mist u
the stor appears Of boodred hue VIVID aeshas
Of lightning continually ilunne the scene while hs sound
Of the slncreasing RAIN and tho bowling of tho stou.
produce In combination efec, batting description -
with uprss.d hands the fugitive. appear to suppese too
Marcy But IL 10 too las Their wful doom IL sealed
Steadily hcmng food continues TO nss unul the
iohies submits OF the mountains above seen Th-r
las. vsn refuge (. sarrounded ard tho mighty deep
| rolls the grave Of millions.
The Judgment Of Onn potent being fulfilled, the Storm
GRADUALLY decreases clear uncoU9ed AMI bound
the chosen Of mankind the AJAX 10 nov seen NJ al
ng m the security u Gods protection Dow. leaves ne
A bat there for the sole ~ ~ foot snd fetnfns
sgain Gradually beautiful rainbow steals upon she scrns.
The Dove tho ARK second une ana A. The Songs ~
praise and arise tins curtain slowly descenos
or In the production ofhess splendid Dioonas, the Ut,
most care been avoid anything uat mi< IN le
slightest manner interfere WIN e SUBLIME la ~ . sS
sub ecs they Intended To niusfeie-whle - hop~n
ai they may only be considered sources Of hs nose
pleasing euIersinmsni but as useful means Of
| moral instruction
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY.
The Prsss and Clergy kindly noticed tho Diorsme
10 the most catering terms Our space Will nos sdnii u
The folowipr letter s from Rev Mr. Thompson, Of he
Broadway Tabernacle, Of tho most talented and 70
'r HE~.YORK July II, 1915.
Mr. HEsRY HAslssros-Den Sir. ought sooner VI
nave &C knoxe your courtesy In sending uche
10, your novel aud Instructive exhibition, Absence nom ue
civ and muiuudlnous rngs fsnents have prevented m9
rom expressing 70 you my opinion u your Dorstnas
| wa. msty gfaihed win the exhibition. Tue wboie
was pei asng and every part vel sussiLed The ID
ysnuy IN when changes 10 tho scene we're AFFECT
ed quite surpassed my comprehenson You certainly de-
serve tie and support OF IN, moral and fe
ziOus portion Of b- community 'Or having devised mods
u eutsrtanneu itch Is only nOrenslyy In every par
ucular bat which combines instruction End wholesonie
roa influence with rational enjoyment take great pleas
ure IN recommending the exhibition to my friends and
shoad he happy have visited BY tho saDbah Schools o
| tho city Very respectfully, yours Nc ...
| JOSEPH p. THOMPSON.
| PRox REy. d. DoxLIss, PAsros ot THE BEDfoRD-sr
| BAPTIST CHURCH.
| Ma HEaRY HAsIscTos. DEAR SIR have grearpces
nrs 10 expressing my opinion of the Ingenuity eneelen
moral tend ency and Instructive character Of your besnnfu
Dorsmas ofths Creation and IN. Deloge visited your ex
. few days company with family, and ~
all came away delighted and sdfed. know u scareel
any way which and vivid conception " the or
der Of The SIX Of creation be possngy CON
muucsied minds Of youth by witnessing The hfs
part your exhibition The second part 10 also well sdsp'
Cd % produce solemn impression Of the most snpendou
physical thai has occurred In he worlds hstor
the destruction Il the snteuysn world with The water
" tie Flood hs be glad To hear that your valuable az
instructive exhibition 10 extensiyely psironzed.