New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-11
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| CREATION or THE WORLD AND THE DEUCE.
Mr. H HANISGroN has gas completed pagufoeni
Dor.s intended 70 asu the sublime spectacle of Tie
SIX DAYS OF TIE CREATION
Exhibiting by means % movable fgures scenery sd
powerful Optical eecis all he progressive changes scr
The Chsos and DARKNESS Of The Uniformed Universe nri he
dual completion Of the great work Of Cresoo described
tn the ts ami seeood ehaPteoy G~ress, ersa-ssS win
Ire appearance Of Adam and Eve In the 0ten Of E5sH-
AIDED by appropriate Orchestral and Vocal Aceorp.n.-
nen,s introducing selections from aa, orsoro Of shs
| Creation
This Diorsa is TIE result Of songeheshsd ides End 60
lifetime OF study and experiment his department q the
Ars II y he most costly beautiful perfect work Of
s.nd existing and combines In s exhibition. The highest a-
hsncsl ,eenaiiy with the moot astonishing scenic essets
sssissed BY very superior Poetry. Psinns and Music
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
on entering TIRE esn, rch Gothic PFose@ngm, o. ~
esboras 6rsh presents ITSELF the sides en'~c va
beautiful ss;ned Glass Widows and spPropnafe ssao1y,
representing with It's srches columns .nd assesed psve-
uent the il,enor Of mss~sceu Cathedral In the -.
perspective seen the Curtsa. which conces.s -
exhibition from the spectator
! cHAos-THE FIRST DAY
As the curtain rises. inasnci harry sppesrsrcr 10 CO.
served. daassd over he opening space realizing eo-
cepnon OF that period OF he creation when Esrh
without form and void and darkness was upon Toe fce VI
deep" Suddenly in obedience to ne divine corr
slund Lss there he hight" and There was lghg 80
he boundess space iEumnaieS and h e,sis-
Soon. however darkness again steals the ssre Day
Add N ~ established and thus ends the First Da,
| TnE FiRMAMENT-THE SECOND DAY
With the ina the Firmaneno Heavens shOvs
49, dividing ffom tie Of and assuming
ihest.,e OF clouds, with sky between- he n shy
deep sul ,vsrng the expsnse of space Darsnoss
then closes the Second Day
DRY LAM. EERBAGE AND FLowSRS-THE
THIRD DAY.
With Morn 80 Nvb, from amid the waters Dfy Lsrd 40
pears, bu OF b r ,rl Z rocky aud noun, famous.
The gsth s 1905. the d'y land Is formet.
soon the sterile app loa". changes toe barren
plains clothed with veraors he mighty iorsl Ito
lssss; while beautiful flowers expanding every
SIDE But all is sill Nothing ys, move. upon Ls
face Of the esaud darkness falb upon scene Of slsni
beauty
sun. MOON AND sTARs-rHE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth Of hight di.coses the ns'ng SUM-
Dg Its dazzling rays hill dale ard dts
he brilliant effect mperccpuby melo~ns ssvenirg a..
'apces into thu rich tins Of whe ss-dasy give
place TO the mid splendor # the rising AM ryfads
cf ,wnking Stars, which stud the armament rh,. closes
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND fowL--THg FIFTH pAf
Morning agsin dswus upon animate beAuies Of The
creations but To- The mighty Of e deep seen
moving through the taekess waters Toe vas, deep "a
teemng with life The melodious warbng OF birds strike.
upon he And there may be moving about among
he foliage every variety Of the feaeerod inbe The
and the have living occupants and The rising moon
closes the Fifh Day.
CREATION OF ANINALs-sIyTH DAY.
Night passes away, and the morning osher- IN
wonders The beauties which we have before described
present themselves, with he addition II snims
which approaching from every pan Here Is no
huge Elephant the majestic Lion ard the tmit Fawa ~
fosing In compsny while the serpent pursues harmless
sabos, surrounded by The smaller portion Of a,s ans
creation. for all is love ard harmony
GARDEN OF EoEN-ADAM AND EVE
But all yet done The mighty master piece o, Code
great work yet informed Descending clouds short
veil he scene and they dispense. discovers the Gar
den OF Eden, with the Trees Of Life and knowledge in Tho
Here, apparently lost In sonirston Of slr.
rounding beauties Of creation is first Man the nobe
mage Of his heavenly ksr Everything b-iok-ns Lsppi
around him. bui he 10 s alone and apparently ssAag
for any being Ike himself, .~oinc- upon hack 70
sleep. Lsb heeey clouds now enveoFe him. ard a. hey
man, besInng with geGeness and oV " ii Ihs somps
lion OF the sbors OF The Creation. the hrs Of tho sk
btion closes PART SECOND.
GRAND DiORAMA or THE DrLUGt
This Of drilling interest As The curtain rises
the mountains and high grounds = the earth
see
nnrying r. m the plsns beneath vsiny a'isnpins fee
from the wrath Of ofeIic ed God Through ~
storm, the appears OF bood-red bne, vivid hsses
u nghtnpg Continually ilimas the scene; wti he .ogEd
II tue stncreas;ng rain and the bowfng Of tne storm,
pro ace, In combustion an effect baring description -
Wn appraised hands the fogtives appear supl
mercy! But II Is too lso Their awfli doom sealed
steadily the Overwhelming food continues nse, uni, he
0iest submits Of the mountains above Their
last vain refuge Il surrounded and the mig hy do-p
rolls the grave Of millions
The Judgment VI the omnipoleni being fulfilled the
gradu ally decreases nn clear ,sy ANA eoond
e chosen remnants Of mankind, The ARK Is hos
Ia the security Of Gods protec bon Dove .avc- tho
ARR but there no rest tor the sole It's foot and
ain Gradually beautiful rainbow steals upon hs sccue
The Dove leaves the Arb second time, aud tie .on.- "
prsse and hankfulres. arise ~ curtain slowly deeceds
CV- In the producon Of he.e spendid Dor-nas the ~
has been taken avoid anything at nj III bs
slightest manner Interfere with be siDin,- cha II tho
subjects they Intended 10 charlottesville II 10 hoped
hai they may only be con,idered of lie
pleasing rational entertainment bat Of
moral instruction.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS AND THF CLERGY.
The Press and Clergy have kindly noticed N. Dl,rsm
the most fai-rng terms Our space Will not admit VI
The following letter is from Rev Mr. Thompson, Of rs
Broadway Tabernacle, one of the talented and
spectacle cir'gymen in the city ,.,u,. ,.,.
Mr. HEssy HAsIseros-Dear SIR ought s.ouer 10
for your and nctiyo exhibition Absence from
city and muiuudnOus engagements, have p,-s-usi
rom expressing 10 you my opinion Of your Diofsuss.
was highly granted win tue exhibition Tue whole
pelasng and cry pat well susfsLed Tn. 10
genuly Wph winch some chanFes 10 the -rcce er-c
I'd, quite surpassed my c0mpre enslon. YDg certainly de-
the couuenaDcs and suppor of the moral ani rL
gOGs portion Of the cOmdnnity Tor having Do yied DC
Of entertainment bich Il only inOfsnsve In
ocular but which combines instruction and whoi.sns
oral Dfu. With ailOna enjoyment take Al plee<
nre In recommending the exhibition 10 my fnsnos sDd
.houd hsppy have visited by the saDb.h &c Yoolsof
the city Very RESI- ec,fuly, yours sc -
JOSEPH r. THOMPSON.
FRoa Rev. DR. DowLfSs, PASTOR % THE BEDFoSDsr.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mn. HENRY HAsissTOSs DEAR SRI have greafpJeas .
nfe 10 expressing opinion VI the ingenuity, excellent
moral endeacy and instructive character VI your beautiful
Dorsmas Ofbe Creation ard The Deuge vl,itsd yO4rex
hihition few days company WITH my family and
al away delighted ana udifed know II scsrcey
any Ia which and VIVID conception q Tue
Ter OF tho ak days Of creation be psssnsly
munirerd 10 thr minds " y.uh by witne-sins The N
part your exhibition The second par sl' wei ADAPT
ed produce solemn impression " the yIupsndOs
physical that occurred Ia The worlds history
The destruction n tie anteduyan world with
Of The Flood shs be clad to hear that your vausbe and
instructive exhibition 10 exteDs.yey paironlzed.
Yours respectfully, J. povLise.
HANsGros's SAcsED DosAMAs These admirable end
astonishing work VI really d.ss Il pub pat.
rnage Their ides "a altogether sinsl ard ecron
must have been the rcsu u many years ia,or The
u The exhibition 10 VI itself deeply interesting TIE Le-
holder witnesses Tie grest work of from be f.
aou u the er until IL placed AMID the besgirs u the
Garden of Eden No hing csn possible give an idea Of no
fleet produced ~ the creation ~ the birds. myn4ds u
which cl-r amid The foliage pouring for;b iheT ss1ess
Ia a,sy n.