The New York herald., 1863-11-01
snss adopted by the COMMITTEES. and will briefly re

bsnts adopted by the committee, and will briefly re
capsuiats the material matters, - follows
lhs doors OF the Academy Of Music, ON Irving place
VII be opened for the admttance OF company at nins
oclock on tho evening Of tho ball
Tho entrance to the ballroom will be from the main
lobby In the centre, and the exits either side by
p.TSs TSs DESIGNATED %aasa a. by vases vases Of aowers
Commntee, and will commence at ten o'clock by sigma
rom me Chairman. at which moment the gas viii b
tsrneo on IN force. Tho music will from thencefortt
play continuously following the card prepared BY the
Committee on Music and Dancing.
mttee whose duties will be 70 provide partners for
foreign guests prevent the crowding Of any part o
the ballroom aid dancers in filling SETS and in obtaining
No lady viii be admitted on the ballroom noor wear
ing bonnet or gentleman carrying cane or nat Ladies
dress.
The House Committee will see the arrangements made
by them in various parts OF the house for the comfort o
guests are properly carried out
The supper room will be opened at hak-past eleven
during the night. Tea and coffee win be served in
the north lobby from ten o'clock during the continuance
On entering the covered way leading TO the supper
room BY the north door OF the Academy on Irving
place, the way will be found divided in the centre by
cord Parties desired TO keep the division cord 70
their LETT hand In going and returning
Carriages, both In setting down and taking up company
will form in limo the north side Fourteenth street
trailing up Fourth avenue they will enter Irving place
sngy and keeping the side Of the street. turn and
deliver their company at the Academy with their horses
seenth street BY Third avenue
Parties leaving tie ball will take the first carriage In
hne and VIII % set down at any spot below Forty.nfth
Each ticket wiz be numbered, registered and counter
signed by tho Secretary, admitting one person only lady
gentleman.
Tho decorations Of the Academy Of the beautiful pro-
scenium boxes, the dressing rooms the lobbies, and
all tho public portions Of the nne edfce, are on the
most magnificent scse Tho obbics will be newly cur.
peed and not an inch likely 70 be exposed public gaze
will be unrelioved by appropriate tapestry Vases OF
natural flowers will DO found in abundant luxuriance,
so lights, statues and pictures flags and streamers
appropriate 10 the OCCASION viii be In every drec
tion, charming TO tho oye, and lending enlivenng
view 70 tho enchanting
Tho entrance from Fourteenth street will be under
covered structure the sidewalk TO the building
se 80 that ladies' need not be incommoded by passors
BY but at once be ushered into tho spenddy decorated
dressing rooms assigned for their especial accommoda.
tion. Here will be found attendants whose duty will
be 70 take OF their wardrobe furnish the
conveniences required prior to their the
grand and splenddy decorated dn damse The gen.
tlsmen TO be accommodated fitted up the
purpose, whore their superfuous robes be deposted
and from thence wait upon their fair partners the
joyous scene OF the jubilee.
The entire psrquet to be oored for dancing and pro-
menadng, and In connection with the capacious STAGE
will afford space for thousand couples Indulge at
the same time In the delightful whirl OF the
waltz, the delirious movement or tho polka
sch0ttische and mazourka, and the Christening and
pleasurabe influences Of the modest quadrie and
Ion The stage will be covered by tent, at the front
and back OF which scenes, painted by
that nne artist, Mr.. Mynard Lewis, and his talented
assistant Mr. Dufoe, win be presented. One OF the
designs will represent the figures Of America aud Russia
clasping hands the Of the city OF New York
America will be persouated by the ngure Of Indian
girl, and Russia by that VI a female clothed 10
furs and showing Of tho faces that the
genius os painter deIineated the eye
Of man rested upon. This enort OF
the artist will command especial attention from the
gay throug Il Is unnecessary date upon this part OF
the programme further say that all that art
wealth. gaslght and brilancy bring TO bear will bo
furnished with lavish and unsparing hand.
And then think Of the supper. II s to be under the
direction Of Delmonico famous above the most famous
artist Of the cuinne and will be served up Irving
Bali, ali Of tho night Of the festival, and be ap
preached by covered archway leading from the Academy
TO the hall. That Dcmonico viii this occasion cutdo
his great effort at the Miles 0Reily banquet there
every assurance. In fact anywhere and everywhere,
thsre nothing talked Of BY the elite Of class but
the grand dancing ubes In honor OF our Russian naval
vtuisor, night o. IA tnstant