New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

lie NrtacOn. 1eneeis
Fsl Of Mar. Gen NJ
f sa:%sss r. rom me r .sssy Gee Cen n
Dessh % Abe. Gen "
Everins before tie Deuge, Gen WI
The Deuge. Gen. vi.
God's Covenant with Noah. Gen. II
Destruction OF sodom and GOmorsh Gen AK
Daughter q phsrsoh Fnding Moses Exodus d.
The Seventh Plague. Exc *
/ Destruction 81 Phanushs Host Exc xiv
Moses Bressing the Tables, ENo. xxnu
/ Fsli % the Wsls Of jericho, Joshus VI
/ Jo.hus Con usntfrs The sun to Stand snB. Jcshusx
/ Cspuve lsrseiiies Pssinls e1NNvn.
se,shsExu's Fsasi. Daniel Y.
/ Fsli OF Babylon, jeremiah and H.
Fsl Of NineYsh. 70 bble sSeee,s PASTED by Frsnes
T P pss.s, ey c ySa nsss ~ .Ssa on
HANlNGroN's CREATION or THE WORLD AND
! THE DEUCE
MT HI Harrington has Just completed a magnificent Do
rsmA Intended 10 AGstrse the sublime spectacle 9th
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
Exhibiting BY means Of movable sgures. seoery and
powerful opres erec's all the progressive charses nom
the Chaos and Darkness Of the informed Universe IN
hnsl completion " the great worn u Creation described
IN the hrss and second chapters Of es-ss terminating vita
the appearance Of Adam and Eve In the Garden Of Eden
AIDED By appropriate Orchestral and Vocal Aoccsnpsuk
nen.s, Introducing selections nom H.ydus or.oro Of No
I Crestcn
This Dorsms the resul cf long cherished Idea add OF
lifetime Of study and experiment IN ,hs Departmental The
Arts. 1t the costly beautiful and perecs Of the
kind existing and eombines In It's exhibition. the hshesue
chsncs ingenuity, with the astonishing scenic effects
assisted by very superior Poetry, Painting and Music
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
On entering the hall, q rich Gothic Proscenum OF ne
elaborate hnish present.. Gse the sides enriched with
besuuml Stained Glass Windows sni appropriate ssluary
representing with Its arches columns and tss,e sed pave
ment The Interior Of msgnincea, Cathedral In the
IRENE perspective Is the Curtain, which eoneesls the
exhibition from the spectator.
CHAOS-rHE FIRST DAY.
As the curtain rises ndssnc.. hszy appearance 10 OBJ
served d'russ the opening space. realizing
cepuon OF The, period OF the when the Earth
without form and void. and darkness upon the face Of
the deep" Suddenly, In obedience to the divine
mand Let there be light" aud There Was igh"-so
now the boundless spsce Illuminated ami light exists
Soon. however darkness the scene-Dsy
and Night are established and thus ends The First Day
THE FiRMAMENT-THE SECOND DAY.
With the returning light the Firm smsnt OF Heavens above
dividing from the OF and assuming
the shape Of clouds with say petween-the mighty
deep su covering the lower expsne Of spsce Darkness
then closes the Second Day.
DRY LAND, HERBA6E AND FLowERS-rhE
THIRD DAY.
with Mornings light from amid the Dry Land sp
psas but Of barren arid sspect rocky and mounauous
The gathered together and the dry land formed
Soon the sterile appearance the land changes the barren
plains clothed with yerdsre The mighty forest resrs 10
hes's while besuunll flowers expanding every
side But all Is still Nothing yet lives moves upon Tho
face Of the earh-and darkness as upon Of silent
beauty
SUN, MOON AND srARs-THE FOURTH DAY
The fourth Of ighi dcioses the rising Sun, throw
ting It's dazzling rays bill and dale ssd distant ocean
the brilliant effect mpercepuby melowins a. evening al
into tho rich ns OF sunset which gradually give
rsco TO the mud splendor Of the rising moon and uyrisds
Of twnkng stars which sud the armament, This closes
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND FOWL-THE FIFTH DAY.
Morning again dswns upon the nanimse besuies Of tho
creations but To- the mighty Of the deep
moving through the usckless waters The vast deep 10
the ear And there may be moving about among
The foliage, every variety Of the eaInersd ibo The wa
Ier and the ali have living occupanIs and The rising moon
closes the Fifh Day
CREATION or ANIMALs-sIxTH DAY.
Night passes away, and the morning ushsrs In
wonders The beauties which have before described,
present themselves with the addition OF countless animals
which approaching from every part Here 10 The
huge Elephant ths majestic Lion, and the umid Fswn
posing compsny while the serpent pursuss is harmless
ssnbos surrounded by the smaller portion Of Tho animal
creation, for all love and harmony.
GARDEN or EDEN-ADAM AND EVE.
But all is not 20, done The mighty piece Of Code
wiz s .on - sx he o,
den Of Eden, with the Trecs " Lfe and knowedse In the
FOUNDING bssSs. ers.on sr., .ssn Nan, Tho noble
image u his heavenly Maker Everything besokens happ
vain for any being Ike himself recnss upon bsnk 70
sleep Light heecy clouds envelope him, and they
psss awy Ps , soss. ans ma wo
OF the abo u the Creation tbs hrst par VI tho exh
biuon closes PART SECOND
GRAND DIORAMA on THE DELUGE
This 10 seems Of thrilling interest As the curtain rses
tn. mountains and high grounds u the earth
cred with group. human beings while Numbers are sseu
om me wT U S Of sn ossS@sd God osah s Mo.
the storm, the appears Of boodred hue vivid flashes
Of lightning continually lumlne the while the sound
stincfeaslng aud ths bowling OF tho storm,
produces IN combination, effect battling description =,
mercy saI /, /. too late Their swfa doom Z sealed
Steadily the hening Hood continues 10 se until The
lofies, SUBMITS Of tho mountains above Their
ssI vain refuge 10 surrounded and tho mighty deep
rolls over the grave Of millions.
The Judgment Of npo,-ui being fulfilled, the
gradually decreases unu clear uneIoused sky and bound
lees waste u waters above NEE. no eye Feshtsd with
tho chosen remnants Of mankind the ARK float
lng 10 the security Of Gods protection. Dove leaves tho
Ark, but here u resl for hs solo VI s foot and returns
assn Gradually bssntal rainbow steals upon Inc scene
praise and hanklness arise the curtain slowly descends
y 10 the production ofthese splendid Dorsmas tho ut
has been AVOID anything that might In tho
ghtest interfere with the sublime character Of the
subjects they are intended to iustrste-whie 10 hoped
they may only be considered Of the
pleasing and rational ENTERTAINMENT bgi 40 useful means
moral instruction.
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY
The Press and Clergy have Kindly noticed Inc Diorsms
10 tho most faerng terms Our space VIII Eot siriI Of
presenting but two or three.
The following lsiers from Rev. Mr. Thompson, u ms
'p'''''' Nsw-Yosx, July H. 1919.
Mr.. HEssY Hssrscros-Dea Sir; 1 ought sooner 10
have acknowledged your courtesy n SEEMING uckcs
for your novel and instructive exhibition. Absence from tho
city and uulldnous engagements have prevented ne
rom expressing 10 yog my opinion Of your Dofamas
lwss highly grsuhed win the exhibition; The whois
was essng and every part well sustained The in-
senuly With which changes In the scene were Affect
Cd quite surpassed my comprehension You certainly de-
serve he c0unlenanc7 ard support OF ne moral and re
xous portion Of the community Tor having devised mode
hch 10 not only innfsnsiy. In
ucusr BOT which combines Instruction and q wholecoms
rora influence with rational enjoyment take great plcas
IRE In recommending the exhibition 10 my friends and
should Dc happy have visited by his 6sDbsth schools Of
inc city. Very respectfully, yours, W: -
JOSEPH r. THOMPSON
GsoM REy. Ds. BOWLING, PASTOR BEDfoRDSr.
BsPTisT CHURCH
Ma HgSRY HAsfSeTos; DEAR Sir have grearpleas-
IRE expressing my opinion VI the ingenuity, exceens
moral tendency and instructive character Of your beautiful
Dorsmas ofIhe Creation and the Deugs. y.ted yosrex
libron few days ago 10 company vitk my family and We
al away del ghIed and edited know " scarcely
any which and VIVID conception of the
FER Of the SIR days Of creation can DO psssngly
The minds Of youth by witnessing tho fret
of your exhibition The second part also well sdst
ID produce solemn Impression " the most sppendoos
yscs that occurred IN tho world history
the destruction " the sntedu sn world with he wssfs
" lie Flood shall be glad 70 hear thai yonr valuable and
Instructive exhibition u extensively psironizsd
Yours respectfully, j. OcwLiss