The New York herald., 1864-12-21
ADMIRAL FARRAaur IN BROOKLYN,

brassd the great Union victory Of the Ssh Of Eovem
bsP IN tho election Of Lincoln and Johnson BY grand
psonssads concert srd bali in ths Brooklyn Academy
Music. The most Go1sivs avrangements we're made 10
have the demonstration eclipse everything Of ,hs kind
tbas has ever taken pscs Brooklyn. The interior Of
~ Academy tass.uy decorated and tho names Of
Lhooan, Grant, Sbsrnan Thomas Farragpt and Hooker
were wrought in tasteful letters mounted in evergreen,
and suspsnded from ths boxes and galsriss The A.
tendance oe ladies' and gentlemen very large and
The brilliant assembage composed the slss Of the city
Iudsed the fair We'd with each other In the gayety
and elegance Of their attire.
The ENTERTAINMENT NJ half past eight ocook
with grand concert, BY Helmsmullers Twenty third
regiment band. Pc following y ths prograums:-
m,,,.ry s:r, Band.
/. Grand March-"Fcdera kiill". .Helmsmner
g. Oyerture-.Crown Of Damonds". ........... .Auber
.. AriestsE,n bseo ;AIams a
5. Barcaros- vsspsrs sicNisuns" Verdi
Z. Msrche dc sacre-'Prophste" .Msyerbeer
Az the conclusion Of the first part Mr.. GRrwoLp, the
President Of the Club stated that the Commtss Of Ar
confidently expected 70 be honored with the
Secretary Stste but the letter which
be about to road would explain bis absence sub
joined is the letter.
v. n sYwAsp.
To srxrnrs NJ GnrswoLp, ksq Presidsn Of the Central
Union Club Brooklyn. n "
;ss'i ss s: reg
have Or need not SAY that ONLY n
this But admit OF pOsponsment
W. H. SEWARD
Mr.. GHswolp announced tnat Admiral Farragut ard
Governor Backingham Of Connections, would be present
at half-past ten O'Clock.
fhs second par. OF tho then commenced
l. Tablesux--A parade in Broadway nslmsmullsr
l. Introduction, bands approaching.
II. Fifth regiment cavalry.
III. seventh regiment band and drum corps
~. Seventy. nYst regiment band and drum corps.
y. sixty ninth regiment drums and afes
vi. Twenty second regiment band and drum corps.
2. Waltz FruhnRs Kange". .Lansur
3. nza--"Ione. .Pstrella
I. March, 'Enchantreos" Balfs
S. Tabeaux-"Hudson River Raroad" ...... Gungr
The distinguished gentlemen not arriving At tho time
announced, The dancing was commenced. 1be following
Is the order Of dRnciDg:--
.ssls .spsrsroasl the ar oa'n rsuss s1ss
g. LaDcisrs--"Faust" .Helmsmnller
Redowa waltz--,.Le Bissexte". .Iafeur
g. Polka kedowa-"C "CzarIua". .Helmsmullsr
= LancleFs."In hslo' '.-..............;, Laneur
Sssa., .cST ;r,.co: H'msI,ss
IL daiOp~"Brds Of Il. wind'' ~ !. Tis,sl
Al q iss minniss Ssior: eleven O'Clock, however.
Admiral Farragut and Governor Buneham arrived and
VOID Who introduces "a Ssnr. rsr,.su % X. gay COM
Pany applaudsd the disnguishsd naval hero most a.
Ssm The
ratons W receive his autograph.
r., srxsoa Or ..r,.As !. III s,.sasy, n,,sss;o,
!. am happy 70 mses yen bss, ny friesas and fshsw
sisn spprsoasos o. ~ sssvicss iCbssfs1 can only
say that invited here and y most grateful TO
me q mss. ysa q upon ne sseosS simply q iosdos =:
agreeable 70 maks tbe acquaintance u my fellow
citizens have as,sas e s.y sxoeps INST 8. = !
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Ssvs 70 make sood man, ssrincss % 90 =; isr Ssvs
could be bore earlier; bat have constant engage
ments that keep late q night, and my physical
friends (Resewsd applsuse.)
Three cheers were proposed for Tho Admiral which
were given with . VIII
HxnAREs or 0OvsRNOR sUCxIyGHAM
Governor BucKIS.sAs Of Connscsicus, Introduced.
and mid:-I am NOT expected 70 make . speech, iof
c.o ony shsDr YOU sso FOR Is. ocporn
nifty which have OF rncoug you 70 express my
tulaons tha. you are noticing ns ssh day q No em9er
sure that there were many occurrences which are she
result OF The action Of the UnioD people e this country
day which worthy Of being rendered long
you and live tho influence Of she Of thas
day am sure WIN tend much towards Strengthening and
pcrpetuating the government, and making what u
rsay sths strongest and best government earth.
(Cheers.)
Governor Curtin, OF Pennsyysna and Govsrner Andrew
Johnson Tennessee yce President sect The follow
ing In Governor Johnaon's letter.
LETTER GOVERNOR ANDREW JouNsoS
srArK or rrSSSs'hss . n1.crr,vE M Dry.ris.u Z, ,s
Nj DsAa SR-l am In the rccept ef your
Of the ~ Instant extending invitation
grand In city the 20hinstan slncsrry
hank for kind oner Of hospitality; but
s'a s::' q Z: !. Or; :sss
respectfully, yours ANDREW JOHNSON
Amer snb agsseab,s istsrrsptsoa the saiss an gen
smen resussed the dancing, which kept snsl
early hour IN The morning
Citv Intslligsnce.
ras IN MsacHH SraKsr.Shorsy after O'Clock ysster.
day morning fire discovered n the piano
factory Of schuetze Ludo the second noor of the
bsd.ng In the Of No s5 Mercer street. The flames
spread rapidly thai the entire building and contents,
and the roof the building In front destroyed
Kessrs Schuetze LldoG estimate their loss At about
$4,000; insured for 5000, in the PAcnc Fremsns and
New Amsterdam Insurance. companies The third floor
was occupied BY @. Kress as varnsh shop, and q.
Psll manufacturer OF adss' hat boxes Their ioes 10
about 81 600. Tbe froot building is occupied By A.
Rogers dealer IN wines and liquors; loss 81 ,o00 TO-
sured for $i,T00, n the Park and ST. Nicholas
insurance companies Tho front md buildings
are Owned by q. Bckerman Loss 5000; 10
Fured. No 81, front and bulldipPs, occupied
on basement floor dance house, by Jake Rocme.
Damage caused BY water and wall failing upon roof II