The New York herald., 1849-06-13
TWO CENTS.
NibIo's Esta abiishmen ent-The atre. Nail Rsou
Hotel, Gardens, Ice Cream Saloons. and


NiblO's Est0 biishrn ent-The atre, Nall RSom
Hotel, Gardens, Ice Cream Saloons. and
Promenades.
"Mapia prima loco. fatis iugressus iniaui.
Anesdssque meo nomen dc nDnne drgo."
Triumphant there my rising walls framed
Which Niblos fondly from myself named.
From the wreck which smoked in mournfu ruin
upon this Of approaching nagnihcence, now
rising series of buildings which, when completed,
win be among the ornaments of the city The public
Is not Of what IL being prepared for their gratif
cation although the fact Of Nblo being the presiding
spirit may give them idea of the extent to which
most assuredly they will be the word advis.
edly-astonished Without tndulging in hyperbole and
without the slghtest fear of contradiction from any
quarter we assert that us whole these establish
ments will not, cannot se equalled in the United
States and we question much IL any superior to
them can be found in Europe. In London and it's
suburbs sure there The once celebrated
Vau1hallGardens are now comparatively nothing; they
have seen so many and have Undergone many
changes that they remind merely Of the days that
are gone and AS to Cremorne Gardens at Chelsea
they are certainly fne aud gardens are larger
than Niblos but In the fittings up Of tho LuildieSs
which upcn them, they inS,rie~
to what this sesfa jir.ta will be when nnished
he plan we know il able and for
ton for beauty Of design in the light and ornamental
parts for richness Of the decorations Of the theatre
and the ball room for comforts and convenience in tbs
hotel department, and for taste In laying out the
grounds, certain Tint the cnterprsng propric-
Tor will earn the congratalaon OF hs friends and the
appreciation OF his fellow citizens generally.
THE THEATRE, GREEN AND SCENIC ROOMS.
The theatre is 157 feet long, IS feet inside the
clear and sO ieet on the outside is larger than any
other similar establishment in the cty the stage 81
by rs, and the height of the walls from the stage floor
will be a feet The house will seat four Thousand per-
sonshe ats running right back to the wall there
will not be any inside obbles The drop curtain will
be 43 feet In length. The grand will be from
Broadway, through piaxzas which will be n
promenade, closed in with lattice work. from which
those persons who may have gone there to breathe tho
fresh air may what s going on upon tho stage The
III Al rap thraA
stories high The scenic room is 81 by 20 and is situa
ed on the garden side
This room which will often Iesound with the nspr-
ing rounds Of music. which give life gay dance,
rallel with the scenic and both will present
formty At once pleasing TO the eye The ball
109 feet in length 81 feet and 10 inches in width and is
70 feet high in the clear Underneath will be ice-
saloon of the dimensions as the ball room
where those delicious coolers will DO served up to the
votaries Of erpschors aud to the merry hearted who
will congregste there to enjoy themselves and mpart
pleasure to others
al would not from the wise require
Thslumber Of their loarned ore
A single coustsr Of their store
And have % spiri"-lishs e. % =. air;'' air;
Ana Sr hssr s4n ,sa sssdSn ss more M sh.n wealth.
THE GARDEN.
Hero Is fertile theme source OF tho sweetest re-
nection-food for conten, pative mind-evdenoes OF
the wonderful works Of God How truly delightful 1t
Is to enter the garden.
c! ,ds that 'Si. q. season when descending showers
When op'nDg buds salute tie weicomo day.
The garden will be the browning spsndor Of the
whole There the queen Of the painted populase' Of
nature will dfuss around It its baimy fragrance.
OF all howers
1t is the vesy eml lem IF maid
nv Sr rnea meds.v the wta. .hs xina '.ur her gcay
hi WI Saass the sosS sSs come.
Bud: and impati' mt, then, lt. chastity.
S. sn: Sss: ssr.s si ha ss.asss % Ss her bud again.
."FlOra's spestlss. that in Sswy splsndor
Weep without wo and blush without . crime"
may be seen looking up to their God there the lily,
M hioh mus. must. b fought ra ostfu..s
This is the incense Of the garden What colors will
be there In one flower person will be ind uced to
think that he sees the ruby, with her bleeding ra-
dance - in another the sapphire with her skytnted
blue in ell such exquisite richness of dyss A no
other .et OF paintings in the universe boast Tho
whole lot, and will run between the hotel and the
theatre The fact Of the matter is that this place is
going to be perfect elysium where people will ina
gne that they have no communication with the lower
world IL was . bold undertaking, but worthy of
Niblos enterprise ana indomitabe perseverance, and
unless We are most sgregously wrong in our oalou-
lstions, they will be amply equited Most sincerely
do We hope that such may be the case
n NJ ,. a. present Is TO open the theatre on
ground was broke and the 7th of May laying Of
the stone-work commenced The number of bricks
which will be required amount to million
dred thouand aud one thousand hundred pershss
of stone each perch sixteen and half feet 1t sup
posed that the cost OF the the and ball viii
be about $40 COO The architects Msssrs French.
and Snooks Mr.. q. j. Knight, formerly Of Boston,
Mass. is the massn and the carpenter's department
Is under the charge OF Mr. T.. iIitchins We have
now given all the particulars, from which it will be
perceived that Niblos will bs the magnet Of New York.
and that therefore, others will have their work to do
10 keep pace with him in his rapid but brilliant career
Brooklyn Intelligence.
CIRCUIT Couhr.-Before Judge Aiurse.-No 10 on the
calendar was resumed, (Smith ps Robnson) not hav-
Ing been concluded on Monday. Action for damages
owing to . breach Of warranty. The cause occupied