The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

have been 80 for nAso a. 70 procure tickets that they
have Boey T. gbes cloths adapted for dress coats for
the Lord Re Anew ball while Brooke Brothers. iiahed,
James Ca Of Fulton street. and host Of others, have
al exrIerieuoed a great increase on account OF the
great event; The following description, when eners
somewhat into details win serve 10 give genera iaes
Of the style OF dressBack broadcloih dress coss 'oe
breast n roll over the third button from the colar
the e. II skirt followed from hip and it descends 10
bend OF knee sleeve large at the shoulder and eiooS
tapering snal at the hand with Q cuff, plain edges;
black silk vest TO open low, with four buttons Wine
Marssiies silk ordered by some account q CON-
plexion or taste The pants Of black kerseymere 70
1T the body closely oleraby wide from hip TO the knee
taperrg email to the foot
This is the prevailing STYLE but there are some de-
partures from It, suit the individual taste, but the
change will be very slight
THE FrREhENs 'PRocEssIoN-THE BROOKLYN RI.
PRESENTATION.
In the grand torchlgh procession TO be given In this
city on Saturday evening honor OF the Prince Of Wales
the Brooklyn Fire Department will be represented BY
Non,auk Engine Company No. az Extensive prepare
have been made and Is pected that the turnout
the City OF Churches will surpass anything OF the
kind that has taken place in the history Of orchght
professions From ninety nve To one hundred men win
man drag rope and excellent band Of music with
drum cor ps attached will W enyen the scene. Toe
Brooklyn delegation will be received at Fulton ferry by
No. 80 Hose and several other New York companies
SUGGESTION TO SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY.
EDiroR or Tux HERALD.
In your edition Of this morning see that Mr. supern.
tendent Kennedy issued order to the police directing
them to keep the streets through which the military
pass on the occasion Of the reception OF the Prince OF
Wales clear Of people and vehicles from curb to curb
now a the nremen anxious 10 make good appear
and show OF their apparatus, let them have cear
der similar to the above for Saturday evening Oct r.
Is6O9 BY 80 doing he win oblige MANY FIREMEN.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
In order 70 accommodate that portion OF the great
throng who wanted 70 20 70 the ball and couldn't, ar
fragments have been effected whereby the ballroom,
with all the decorations win be thrown open to the pub
lie on Saturday from twelve O'Clock N. until seven O'Clock
pm. During those hours grand promenade concert
will be given, at which all the original programme Of the
ball viii be repeated by the two orchestras consisting OF
over hundred performers-the orchestra for dance
music, Under the direction Of Jos Nol the promenade
music by The Seventh regiment band under the direction
Of their leader signor Grafuh The tickets 70 all parts
Of the house win be Atty cents, which, in order TO avoid
confusion and rush. 10 be had at the usual hotels
and music stores.
THE PRINCE TO ATTEND TRINITY CHURCH.
The Prince OF Wales sguifed his intention 70 attend
prevent an inconvcnent crowd tickets OF admission will
be issued There win be formal reception beyond the
fact Of OF the members OF the vestry meeting him
At the hotel and accompanying him to the church Az
matter Of course Liturgy OF the Protestant Episcopal
church will be adhered 70 throughout without deviation
II has not yet ascertained who win preach the ser
mon but is supposed will be the Rev. DR.. vinson
In connection with this subject II may be remarked
that the choir boys OF Trinity church arrayed on
Sunday last In SUPPLIES They were about twenty In
number, and presented quite an imposing appearance.
The vesmens made up By the ladies Of the congre
CATION several months ago. and II was only after con-
siderable the part Of the vestry and congre
CATION the Rev Dr. Berrian the rector, was induced TO
adopt them The Of the surpce the part OF the
choir viii be continued on Sundays and holidays.
SUGGESTIONS FROM CORRESPONDENTS.
AS Is usual on occasions like the present. are In
cept OF large rumber Of communications from different
parties upon different subjects To-day, however, the
burden their cong appears 70 be the closing OF the
stores during the four hours occupied In the
ception. The idea Ia cmphatcaly good one, and viii
doubtless be put In execution By majority Of the mer
chants Of the city, and their clerks win be Afforded an
opportunity Of witnessing . display the like Of which
runneth not 10 the memory OF The following are
the names Of any firms who have sighted this in
tention -
The undersigned sgrec to close their stores Thurs