The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

In rHs FRoEr o. rax pousra rsss
were placed statues and portraits II the follow ng o<l6
bseinning WITH tue csntrs:- : 49,
Full isnsh figure Of wssa- Fun length figure Of ysss
Head Of John Adams Head Of Washington.
Head Of Madison. Head Of Joha QsiAov
Head Of Jefferson Head OF Jackson
Arms Of The states. Arms Of the SsAtes-
Statue OF Liberty :, As:as:
Over each OF these wore placed the English aAd Amer
loan ensigns crossed; and between them wsrs PLACID
tsd with wrsaths and continuous fsstccns Of newsss.
BOXES o. TIE SECOND TIEk- 90 .g.s
bors tho i .Ss ns vu ono sDs s
curtains, 70 represent tens each curtain having 1d
ground Ia the corner. with twsntysx stars thereon
On the proscsnum the pillars were covered wit2
striped bunting, and above them were four silk banners
With appropriate deyices portraits Of Bos Two Of
Thorn. V
The entire dome over the pit was covered with ~
white and blue bunting radistns from large gelss
curved tes.oons aII covered all the ceiling up ne
Ing were used IN the decorations when all from nr
last cost aeou. $500; although much was only hired
In the centre OF the audience part OF the house.
varegaied wax candies therein. Al the main boz e.
trance whore the green base reached the sage Woes
twSss wax lights Is each TSsss Via ~
astral lamps at back Of tho boxes Of the vt Ter
hanging fom golden brackets on the prosoenium pi.fs
with the usual number Of sixteen chandelier g.s iighs
s Of q 's q
mum. We next come to the
srAos CHAMBER sczsH.
The stage decorations and arrangements were the mos
chaste and beautiful that oan be imagined The 0ago
was wideasd till IL extended TO seventy feet in widshs
Aua the wSoIs stage represented splendid ohsmbss &
carved and sdsd oak with magnificent ceiling 70 mAoe
Of the Ei.absthan age Hta deep pow windows On 2, 80
room was placed medallion tabisau highly dnshse
representing scene from Boz's works. These we've
t9entytwo IN number, snd oonssssd Of tho Following
The medallion tabsaux, taken from the various wosts
stage III the following order commencing ashs pronsA-
i-0Iiver Asking for More.
2-Sam Weller Writing his Valentine
3--Ine Ba,lfs ct Mantiiinl'G
4-The Sagacous Dog.
5-Nantilin Poisoned Tor ths Seventeenth Time
6-visw OF the Warren
7-Nell In the Old Church Yard.
s-Old Weller and bis Grandson tony
e-Dancing Dogs
I0--The Old Man at Ne,l's Grave.
l2-Barnaby Ridge Discovering Edward Chester.
l3-Neil Reading ia the Chapel
N-0ld Curiosity Shop. .
l5-Quip and tho Dog.
I8-Oliver Attacking Noah Cayrois.
1.-THE Old Man at Nelps Death Bod.
1S-Pickwiok in the Pound
I0-Quip Fighting the stuffed Figure.
2O-N,cholas Teaching French to the Keu~tgs
2l-Bunble and Mrs. Co. ney Taking Tea
22-o,d Weller Putting Stigsns' Head In the Herse
Trough.
Those beautiful tabeaux. painted by Hiiiyard. The
scene painter the house. the most beautiful ~
namens OF the place They were hung o. regular i.t-
walls ali round the stage chamber and between then
were the splendid golden bracket candeiabras inssF.
mingled with over one hundred gas lights
At thu back Of the stage, and In the centre OF The
chamber was Q drop curtain covering . platform snl
open space This curtain painted like the froats
piece 70 Piokwck papers, and exhibited eli ths
Characters In that work. This was drawn up aud pes
seuted tho abieaux wants. which were represented by
The actors in the following order With the danoss:-
Mrs 90 Hunters Dejeuner
2--Tne Middle Aged Lady in the Double Bsdded Room
8-Nrs Barde! Fants In Mr.. Pckwick's Arms
l-Nrs Barden Encounters Mr.. Pckwtok In Prison
6-Ihe Red Messed Man Dscourseth.
6-Nr and Mrs. Mantni In Ralph Ncksby's once.
7-Oiver Twist at Mr. MayIey's Door.
s-Ltie Nell, her Grandfather, the Military Gentle
man, and Mr.. slams Unexpected Appearance
o--Litte Nell Loading her Grandfather.
IO-The Stranger scr,inzng Bsrnabys Features In the
Widows Cottage
1.-THE Pickwick Club
I2Washington Irving in England, and Charles rcksna
In America.
These tablsaux were represented by the following o.