New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
AM. Al..MusSMENTs.
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Every Might THIS Week. and Wednesday and Saturday A.
rernoons. commencing n soc,oeA. q The new
and splendid Hall erected for
TOWNSEND AND ORRS PANORAMA OF THE
HUDSON RIVER,
ss sso.DwsY.
CORNER or BROADWAY AND wALKER-sT ovs
u s,oDp.ni's Bsshs--HANINoToN snursly pew
Grand scrpmra Doramss OF The
CREATION OF THE WORLD AND THE DELC0k.
M. n. HANINGroN has tas completed q magnificent
por.n. lurnded TO illustrate the ssbme spectacle Of he
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
Exhibiting by means Of movable ssurss sesnssy -
powerful Optical s6sets, al tho progressive changes no
the chaos and DARKNESS the uniformed Universe on ne
final completion Of the great WORK o. Creenoo q aesosa
In the sr and second chapters of Geness terminating WIN
the appearance OF Adam and Eve 10 the occsn OF kdsa
AIDED by appropriate Orchestral nd Vocal Aocompaa'
enss introducing selecnons FROM Rsydu's orsioso q vs
Creation !
This D.orsma IL the result Of long ebeahsd idea sse OF
lifetime OF study and experiment m hs Department. o. tie
Ars II Is the costly beautiful and sect work Of tho
kind existing and combines IN s exhibition the highest ne
ehsuics gsnuty with the sstoisng sesoie eese
assisted by very Superior Poetry. Painting and hasse
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
On en,rrins the hall rich Gothic prosoenhm. Of me
mos, .orss finish present. Itself the sides enriched With
beautiful Stained Glass Windows and appropriate Stamuy
representing with It's arches columns and nssesfed gave
,nent the Interior Of magnificent Cathedral In The ex
IRENE perspective The CurtAia waish soneeA1 ne
exhibition from the spectator.
CaAoS-THE FIRST DAY
As the curtain rises an nds,nc harry sppesrssosw Oh
served dsed the opening space resirns cur con-
eepon OF that period OF the creation whea the Earn we
without form aud VOID and darkness upoa e s.es 81
the deep" suddcely N obedience the divine con
msnd Let there be light" and There was hght"-so
the bcundlss space Illuminated and light erisss-
Soon however, darkness again steals scepeDsS
and Night established, and ihus ends Inc First Day
THE YiRMAMENT-rHE SECOND pSY.
With the rersrniug hight the Nrmsmsutot Heavens sbovs
are dividing from the Of waters, and assuming
the shape Of clouds with sky bstwesn-hs msAfy
deep still covering the lower cspsasc Of space psrtnss
then closes the Secoud Day
DRY LAND. HERBAGE AND FLowERs-THE
THIRD DAY.
With Mornings light, from amid the waters Day Land sp
pears but OF barren, arid aspect rocky and mountanoas
The seas are gathered together the dry land formed
Soon the sterile appearance OF land changes the barren
plains are clothed with verdsre the mighty forest resrs i
hescs, while beautiful flowers expanding 90 svery
side But all still Nothing yet lives mcsss spoa IL
face Of the ear,and darkness falls upon % ssa
beauty.
SUM- MOON AND srARs-THE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth Of light discoses the rising sun, throw
ing It's darling rays bill and dale and dissn ocsan
the brihsn, effect iapercepuby melowing a. evening a.
vances thu rich OF sunset which gradually give
place the mild splendor Of the rising moon and myaas
OF nvnkng stare which stud the frmsment ThLs closes
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND FowL-rHE FIFTH DAY
Morning again dswns upon the iusnimse beauties Of he
creaon but To- the mighty OF the deep sesn
moving through the uacklsss wsten The vas, dsspb
,eeming with life The melodious wHbng Of bsds skss
upon the And there may be moving about among
the foliage every variety Of the feshered tribe The va
tiers and air have living occupants and the risrS
closes The Fifth Day.
CREATION OF ANINALS-SIxTH DAY.
Night passes away, and the morning sun usheo In new
wonders The beauties which We have beE,rs described
present themselves with the addition OF countless anms
which are seen approaching from every part Here ne
huge Elephant the majestic Lion, and the tnd Fswp ~.
posing company; while the Serpent pursu~s its hamss
ganbols surrounded by the smaller portion ef the animal
creation, for slis love and harmony.
GARDEN or EOEN-ADAM AND IyE
But all Is not yet done. The shy msserpecs OF 0ods
great work yet uniformed Descending clouds for s6ort
time veil the scsns and they dspsrss discovs the Ger.
den Of Eden with the rrees Of Life and Knowleds In the
center Here apparently ost In admiration of the
rounding beauties Of creson IL first Man, the noble
image of his heavenly Msker. Everything eesossns hspp
around him. bat he s still alone and apparently seeking
ia vain for any being like himself ecnes upon bank 10
sleep Light heecy clouds envelope him. and a. hoy
pass away partially dscoses his beautiful companion, wo
man. beaming with geutlene.s and love- win this compile
ton OF the Of the Creation, tho first part ~ s ea
-bition eloses PART SECOND.
GRAND DlOBAMA OF THE DELu0E.
This 10 OF thrilling Interest AZ The eurssu nsso
the mountains and high grounds Of the earth co.,
cred with groups Of human beings white nnnbso ssssso
burrying from the plains beneath vanly attempting 6ss
from the wrath OF an offended God Through the mist Of
the Storm the sun appears Of boodred hue; vivid 6ashes
of lightning continually ilumne the while tho sound
of the sucressng rain, and the bowling Of the storm.
produce IN combination effect bsfing description -
With appraised hands, tho fogiyes appear to duplicate for
mercyl But Il 10 late. Their awful doom 10 sealed
Steadily the overwhelming nood continues to RISE until The
ioiest SUBMITS Of The mountains above are seen Their
last vain refuge IL surrounded and The mighty deep
rolls over the grave Of millions.
The Judgment Of the Omnipotent being fulfilled the sio
gradually decreases uns clear uncouaed sky and bound
ess asto VI above meet the eye. Freghted with
The chosen remnants OF mankind the ARK 10 now sssn oa
aS in The security Of God protection Dove leaves The
Ark but there rest for The sole OF h foot and returns
ain Gradually beautiful rainbow stesis upon The scsas
The Dove leaves Ark second time, and the songs Of
praise and thankness arise, the curtain slowly descends
~ In the production ofthese splendid Diorsnss the Ut
most avoid anything al mi st IN the
slightest interfere with the sublime character OF The
subjects they are Intended 70 WORCESTERSHIRE !, < aopei
pleasing and rational ENTERTAINMENT bui az usea means Of
| moral instruction.
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE cLERoY
The Press and Clergy have kindly noticed the Diorsns
| 10 the hatlsrng terms Our space viii no. sdba OF
| presenting but two or three.
Tie following letteris from Rev Mr. Thompson, OF he
Broadway Tabernacle, one VI the most talented and ~
spectAble Cler2ymsn Ia this city:
NEw-YoRg, July H. isS.
Mr. HENRY HAsIscTos--DeH Sir; I ought 10
have acknowledged your courtesy In sending ucket
for your novel and instructive exhibition Absence FROM the
city, and muimdinous sngasements, have prevented ms
from EXPIRE ssing you my opinion OF your Dioramss.
was highly granted win the exhibition The whole
was peasiag, and .ery part well sustained Tbs in-
genuiy with which changes In the scene were snett
3D. quite surpassed my comprehension fco certainly de-
serve the and support OF the moral and fs
eious portion OF the community FOR having dc ysed mode
OF hch only inofensive IN every
ucniar but bich combines instruction end wholssoms
ror.l with rational enjoyment iske great plssl
ure In recommending the exhibition 10 my frlssds aLd
should 10 bsppy Visited by the ssobai Schools VI
| the city Very respectfully, yours. &c. -
| Faon Rrv Ds. DowLrse, PASTOR % TsG BEDfosDsT
BAPTIST CHugcH
Ms HENRY HASISGToss DEAR SILL have gresfplsas
nre 10 expressing my opinion Of the ingenuity, exceen
moral tendency and instructive character Of your beautiful
Doramss ofthe Creation and the Deuge visited your
hibiton few days asoin company with my family and
ali came away delighted and edited know u scarcely
any way In which and VIVID conception Of ths
DEF OF The SIX days Of creation be plessingly
inundated the minds Of youth By witnessing the frss
part Of your exhibition The second par aso well sdspi
ed produce solemn impression o. the most spsndoos
physical that has occurred In the worlds history
The destruction Of the ane-uyan word with ths wsisss
Of the Flood shall be glad 10 hear that vssis end