New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
SACRED proRAMAs

beautiful Stained Glass widows and appropriate SamHy
representing with aches columns and sassea,ed pave
men the interior Of Q magnificent Cathedral in the sx'
IRENE perspective the Curtain, which conceas me
exhibition NON the spectator
CHAOs-THE FIRST DAY.
As the curtain ses ind.nct hsry appearance 10 OBJ
served dcsed the opening space realizing our con-
eeyuou Of period Of the creation. when the Earth 80
without form and void, and darkness was upon me lace OF
the deep" suddenly, IS In obedience TO the divine con-
msnd Let there be light" and There was hght"-so
now the boundess space 10 illuminated and nsh exists.
Soon however darkness again steals over the scene-pv
ard Might are established and thu. euds the First Day
THE PiRMAMENr-THE SECOND DAY.
With the returning light the Fmsmen or Heavens above
dividing from the mass OF waters and assuming
the shape OF clouds with ssure sky bedweenths mighty
deep still covering lower expsnse Of space DARKNESS
then closes the Second Day.
DRY LAND, HERBAGE AND FLowERs-THE
THIRD DAY
with Morning light nom amid the waters Dry Land sp
pears but OF barren arid aspect rocky and mountainous
The seas are gathered toy ether and the dry land formed
Soon the sterile appearance OF the land changes the barren
psns are clothed verdure tho mighty forest rears 10
heads while beautiful flowers seen expanding on every
side But sll still Nothing yet lives or moves upon the
face Of the es-a and darkness falls upon scene Of seo
beauty
SUN. MOON AND srARs-THE FOURTH DAY
The fourth return Of light dscoses the dsng SUM- throw
ing m dazzling rays over hill and dale and distant ocean
the brilliant effect impercepbly meowtng a. evening al
yances the rich tins OF sunset, which srsdusH '
place to the mild splendo Of the rising moon and mysds
Of winklng which sud The hnnament TINS CLOSES
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND FowL-rHE FIFTH DAY
Morning again dawns upon the nsnimste besuues OF the
creation 10 the mighty monsters Of the deep are seeo
moving through the usckless waters! The vast deepu
teemins with life The meodous wsTbng OF birds strikes
upon e And theirs may be seen moving about among
the foliage every variety OF the feshered ubo Tho wa
the air have living occupants and the rsns moon
closes the Filh Day.
CREATION OF ANlMALS-sIxrB DAY
Night passes away, and the morning ushsrs In ns~
wonders The beauties which have before described.
present themselves with the addition Of countless animals,
which are seen approaching from every part HERE'S ne
huge Elephant the majestic Lon and the tmid Fawn. re-
posing company; while the Serpent Pursues 10 harmless
ganbos surrounded by the smaller portion Of The animal
creation, for ALI love and harmony.
GARDEN OF EDEN-ADAM AND EVE.
But all Is not yet done. The mighty masterpiece Of Gods
great work is yet INFORMED Descending clouds for short
me veil the cens and they dispense discovers the Oar
den Of Eden with the Trees Of Life and knowledge In tho
center Here apparently lost 10 admiration OF lbs sur
rounding beauties Of creation first seen Man, the NOBLE
image his heavenly Maker Everything be'oksns hsppb
ness around him. but he still alone and apparently seeking
In vain for any being like himself reclnes upon bank 70
sleep Light aeecy clouds envelope him. and a. they
pass away partially dscloses his besnufal compsnon "o
man. beaming with geuleness and love. With this compile
lion Of the labo OF Creation, the FIRST part Of tho exh-
btion closes. PART SECOND.
GRAND DloRAMA OF THE DELU0E.
This IL scene Of thrilling interest As the curtain nses,
the mountains and high grounds Of the earth are seen coz
cred with groups u human beings while Numbers are sosa
hurrying from the plains beneath vanly attempting to dee
A.l I.l Thxs.an oh aS nj
the Storm the appears Of boodred hue; vivid flashes
OF lightning continually umins the scene while the sound
of the sncressng rain, and tho bowling Of the storm,
produce, In combination, eject bafng description
With upraised hands, the fgyes appear To suPpicats os
mercy But it Is late. Their awful doom IL sealed
Steadily the heming food continues TO rise until mo
ottest SUBMITS OF the mountains above arc seen Their
last vain refuge surrounded and the mighty deep
rolls tbs grave Of millions
gradually decreases untla clear uncouaed sky and bound
less VI waters above meet the eye Freghted Win
chosen remnants of mankind me Akk now seen noa
ing In the security Of Code protection Dove leaves the
ARK there rest for the sole VI Us foot and returns
again Gradually beautiful rainbow steal. pon inc scens
praise and thankfness arise the curtain slowly descends
~ 10 production ofthese splendid Dloramss the Ut
mos, AVOID anything tat might In The
manner interfere with the sublime character OF the
subjects they intended TO illusnste-while hoped
IN thew NAV be considered VI tbs mos
pleasing and rational entertainment but ~ useful means o.
moral instruction
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY.
Tho Press and Clergy have kindly noticed the Di1ame
In the most catering terms Our space win NOT admit OF
presenting but two or three.
The following lsiieri from Rev. Mr. Thompson, Of he
Broadway Tabernacle, ono Of the talented sud 70
'Pe''H''' wv NEw.Yosx July H. 1913.
Mr. HysRY H.sIseros-Dear Sir I ought sooner 70
have acknowledged your courtesy 10 sending mo ueke
for YOUR novel and instructive exhibition Absence from s
CITY and muutudinous engsRemens have prevented mo
from expressing to you my opinion Of your Dorsmas
wss highly gsiihed win the exhibition The whols
~ RI vail n
ssnui,y with which changes in tho Affect
cd cutie surpassed my comprehension YOU certainly ds-
sogs ooeo on The Community or having de vssd mode
OF which Only nodsnsve In every par.
ucular but which combines instruction and wnolssoms
morsl influence with rational enjoyment take great plsas.
ure in recommending the exhibition 70 my friends ana
should happy have visited BY tho 5sDbah Scnoos OF
The Guy very respectfully JOSEF, yosEfa ?. THOMPSON
Yaom Rev. DR. DowLrss, PAsroa or TIE BEosoaoss.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ma HEsRy HAsIsGroE: DEAs SIa-l have Eeerpiees
nrs expressing my opinion Of the ingenuity, excsent
moral tendency, instructive character Of your beautiful
off, Creation and tbs Dengs Visited your 81.
hibion few days sgoin company with my family and We
al came away delighted and edited know VI scafcely
any way in which and vivid conception Of tbs o.
der OF the sx days Of creation can be % pessngy cor.
uniestsd 70 he minds q yooh y BY Witnessing NE ire
ed produce solemn Impression u tbs most supendous
physes event ,hs, mas ever 2Se1nsd IN ne wSfd history
Of tie Flood shall be glad TO hear that valuable snd
Instructive exhibition e extensively pssronized
HAsIsGTos's SACRED DIosAnAs.-rhese admirable and
Astonishing works Of really deserving u public pet
ronage Their idea altogether original and the execuuon
must have been The result VI many yea labor The nsnfe
OF the exhibition 10 Of itsek deeply Interesting The be-
holder Witnesses the gresi work Of creation from The orms
on Of the earth until placed amid the beauties Of ne
Garden OF Eden Nothing possible give 40 idea Of no
eject produced by the creation Of the BIRDS mynsds
which cluster amid the foliage pouring forth heif VARIOUS
notes To witness this alone worth more nan
the pncs OF sdmssion- Tho second part sfe Deuge, y
fearful from u ruthiness The terrific hurricane. tho DEL
uge Of waters the Ark 6osng their empesuous bosom.
the gradual cessng OF the RAIL- the spendor Of The rainbow,
going forth Of tho dove, kc yably represented
proving atogohsr exhibition which has been ex
celedwe doubt indeed, rs been equsled 10 this
civ The Amphithcatre u n Diofsma Hal, corner d
WsIkersI and Broadway. Evening Mirror
TIE following 10 from the New-York Tribune:
BAsIssross scRpruRAL DroaAnl.-Ths imposing az
hbron worthy Of Visit nom al who have an spprcc1s.
ron Of The sublime 10 Ne,uro, sfsmpt 20 Reproduce
by Art They roenaci tho Creation In all m SAxcsi W
lew made hgbu 10 the armament bssanfaly nniesa1s
when snotaen days WORK u done, and l'ln1neo sIoas
marking tho spprosch Of morning The DsnSS,
q msster.ptece Of diosamic effect exninpng Sn"
the elements In TIE highest degree excfuny 70 vsr..
Wild and oninous voice that OF tho wipd nsefo
through ali this tempest The sxhtbiuon eo W W.
great deal Of geouy and cannot fail 70 be very
c,. : :, 80 :, . o,riosa Is imisip
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