The New York herald., 1871-12-24
CHRISTMAS IN BROOKLYN.

est OF CHRISTIAN festivals In Brooklyn were CarrleH
on yesterday upon most generous and extensive
scale-that 10 II thronged streets, vehicles load ed
down beneath the weight Of good Things, and de-
pleted warehouses 10 be taken q criterion Ind
the manner or getting ready. The terrible impedi-1
ments offered 10 pedestrians and locomOtt0n OQ
every description certainly was drawback upon
the enthusiasm Of the thousands upon thousand0
who went shopping Nevertheless the pur<
cnases had to he made and they were. Tno
butcher, baker, confectoner, toy dealer. dry goods
merchant and all other trades people had no causes
to complain Of lack OF patronage. Santa ClauA
is the glorious Illusion which enchants chnd-9
hood and paints bright pictures OF early youth thao
can never fade from memory in the coming yearsN
when the innocent deception practiced by fond pa-
rents will be pard0ned and repaid by nlia anecton4
1t was, however, remarked BY heavily laden pdfef
Jansnias as he trudgod homo beneath cargo o.
drums, dolls, musical Instruments, loly-pops anQ
sugar plums, that II might possibly be just as well IL
'.Old santa Claus' would carry home his own wa!e4
"on tnls occasion" There was aeiigns7
oOservsd in entering the household and ia sccre.inS
the precious nelgnt which was destined TO nan9
Sunday % mi night. to gladden. wee zee s hearts and opo1
wide bright eyes on Monday morning-Christmaa
Is SAFELY stored, and that That no elderly cnap WIND
comes down chlmneys once year WILL not dlsapf
point the Brooklyn boys and girls .
IS the preparations made Indicate more partcu3
larry In the musical order, as Will De seen from tho
At inc church Of 81. Charles Borromeo Mozart's
MAGNIFICENT 'srwelfth Massu will be given BY tho
choir Christmas Day assisted by u full chorus and
orchestra engaged expressly Tor the occasion: ~
solemn high mass Will be celebrated at half-past ten
O'Clock A. M.-Father Charles Hubert, celebrant&
with deacon and suDdeacon-at which time the Iol4
"Adeste fdeIes,n boys: ..Kyrie Elison" quarte4
and chorus "Gloria In Excesis," rull chorus; "Qu4
chorus % 5 5!Cnm nj sancto," chorus Before % sermonI
Hymn, "veni Creator" !" by Oampani, duet lten0a
tenor @ % SOLO; "Craoixus chorus For the ofiertory
"Grand Cantique dc Noe" by Lamblotte; ''Sanc1
"Asnns naG6 ps cnorus bonS noSs," % alto to- and
All AT St Paul's Haydn's Second Mass win be sung,3
cnestra OF the New York Philharmonic societyI
under the leadership o. Papst- solos Will ne sas4
Charles Jann and Herr Kramer.
Al the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy Haydns Six-1
' sus'' ana ~ S4snus DEL" from Mozarrs Tweilth Mass
The choir will be as lollows:-Mme Cornnne, Msd
Al 1T. PETERS church Haydn's Third or lmpera1
Mass will be sung by the caolr, assisted 6y several
ton. At the Onert0ry Mime. Bouigni wnl SING
Dressler's arrangement Of ADAMS "Canuque de-
Noe,n with harp aud organ accompaniment AND
At St. Patricks church Generalli's Grand Mass ID
w ss y sss anu M enc
Jay street. Haydn's Mass No. =
At St. Johns Protestant Eplsc0pal cnurcn the pl01
grnmme Is a. fOllows:-PrUccssiOnal BY sunday
School, s'Carols'' "venltc !" cnanted; Proper Psams
40, % and 80, cnantea; ..re Deum," In q WarTen3
tho sI. Lord;n h "Kyre,h warren; Hymn ~, Xncien
aud Modern; 0nertory. .'Tne Clrist child." warenS
A. st Ann's, on the Heights. the musical servicee
wnl DsaS snyna orSsH .psr rsuas ,nonS CnSpn 1S
Est." solos snd chorus; ..Glorias,' in Q, + and
Est; Grand ''To Deum, In y, Loretz Jr, solos and
chorus harp and violOncell0s; Jubtate," In @, IO&
retz, Jr chorus with ooys; Psalm 81, Oarl Wagner.
hymn, George o. Packard, Lorets Jr, alto solo aud
Jr., alto ana soprano solos and grand chorus; th4
sanctus. In minor, Loretz' Jr;, soprako solo and
ceissh samuel Jackson; Closing lynn, .aoi3
Night.n Barnby, Voluntary organ: n
nS vsri. ss % . q We ael ss AZ
Acsnt and Modern ~ ,s
mus," 8. b. wnlteley, IN o.. "Benedictus," u
aum%s IN s' ntrC ssnSu,% .,aSa from sn
B. Wnlteiey, in +; anthem, 20 Thou That TellcsS
Good T,diDgs to z,On" y'Messan,'. % Handel oiIer1
sionsl. :.Gloria IN Exceisls" Ckesso soennsllc''f
Gounodi the '.sanctusn Therefore with angels
&c. y. B. Whiteley, In r; Communion Hymn" tAS
and NJ. 1917, Winchester. old; ''0ioria In Sxcei3
"Christ is Born Indeed" Oasley ''venite" 0regorA5
chant; ere Deum LaudaInus." in major, LemDnS
Ss S 4rnS Syfs hS%S N
major, Gounody Anthem, There Were shepherds, y
rwas II Inc Hsy "nsr SS rscIos scrncy
Christmas Eve, Will 0e sung:-Openlng 'Cantiquc dN
Noel" Adam, solo aud chorus "Glorla ratrl," pal1
chant, Farrant "Gora IN Excests, y ancient chanto
'Bonum Estn ancient chant, Tallls; Deus Miserea1
tur," anthem. Millard, solos : and chorus Psalm
Ssnous me Slaa IanEs AysOa; "SlSr,s ns, ra:51
acriDL r. g. C.: "Te U0uu," IN u, TnOmA8. 'JuOM
lats" In D, manuscripts, 4. 8. O.; Psalm -
hvons Responses or D1a,se Mendesssn
sory, Christ, whose alory,U 10; .rrisagion" Faw3
cett; Hymn 90, Hebron; Gloria In Exceisis' +" oid
"a Al St. Peters Protestant Episcopal church tho
Anthem, "There were Shepherds . HON; "venlle
manuscripts chant; Gloria patrl,n J. Tackerlnank
Mas. n IN s
'Bencdlclusn In B nat, Gunther; Psalm 81. Fescaf
Gloria TiD,m BrandspS1rgn; s No % ngmn - Wsrrsa U
''Trisa9ion, Jackson; Hymn 70. Chrmtmas; tiloris
In Excesls old; AscrlDtion, Gloria PatrL" haydnN
Ofertory, "Holy Might" soprano solo ana cnorus2
ATT; At Elm place Congregational church, Rev. Henr1
Powers, pastor, the services will be "Te Deum,n ~ A04
seminal; Christmas anthem, There Were Shep1
herds, |" Dudley Buck; "Hark the Herald Angeld
Those Holy voicesr' Buck; "0lorla Patri,"' Mur9
". Gn:os Ss % oon1 H
H. Murn, tenor ana leader; Mr.. Ivan Z. Morawski,l
bass0; M. b. Y. Rnelps, ORGANISE
Christmas Festivities is WilIis Dsburs.
the colored children OF sne Burg will be enter>y
tained in Masonic Temple At two O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, when nourshing and substanual din2
ner viii 10 served up to them Dy the Rev. Mose4
Manning the Rev. J. HYATT Smith, Justice voors'
hies Counsellor Bassett and others. st. Paul'6
Col0red MISSION VIII conducs tno reugioos exece
ciges-
Tne rooms Of the Young Mems Christian AssocisA
VDur afp onAs - =
during the day for the reception OF persons desrOuQ
Of reading their publications. and spending QuieQ
DAY.
street Methodist Protestant church WIZ hold gran4
festival In Masonic Temple.
the bedford avenue Reformed church In the evend
inQ in the most imposing manner. Instrumental
anc vocal muslc Will be tho chief feature Of the
f.aaauaI Am0ra the Vocal alfracl0nS VIII Be thu