The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

On Saturdaya concert of vocal and instrumental music
took place in the Nlusic-court of the Crystal Palace. The
band of the establishment, which was temporarily remo-
delled for the purpose by the adoption of a proper num-
ber of stringed instruments, performed the pieces selected
with much neatness and finish of execution. The voca-
lists, who were comparatively new to the public, gave
general satisfaction. The following was the programme :
Overture, " Oberon" Weber.
Quartett for four trombones
Romance, " Her love was with him still,"
Miss Schott Schallen.
Ballad, "Truth in absence," Mrs. Gilbert Harper.
Ballad, " Evangeline," Miss Cole
Concertino, Viola, r. Webb F. David.
Concerto, Violin, Mr. Watson
German Lied,
} bliss Schott j Kalliwoda.
Un Sorrieo, _ Z G. Lilo.
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Two-part SOng, Groeting," Mrs. Alfred
Gilbert and Miss Susanna Cole
Solo, Flute, Master Dean Nicholson.
Overture, " Serairamide" Rossini.
The capabilities of the Music-court for the purposes of
a concert were tolerably well tested, and, as far as a
single hearing mia.bled us to judge, the arrangements
now made will go far to remove the difficulty which has
hitherto stood in the way of the musical department of
the Crystal Palace. After the concert the band, relaps-
ing entirely into braves and wind instruments, took up
its usual position in the great transept, and played a
selection of pieces until dusk. The fountains played as
usual, and the afternoon being; sint,zularly fine a large and
elegantly-dressed company were present, and few left
until the hour for closing arrived.

FRENCH RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following are the
last returns of the gross receipts of the principal French
rail ways :

NORTHERN.—Frori Sept. 24 to Sept. 30 : Passengers,
605,745 f. ; goods, 592,933f.L total, 1,198,678 f.
WESTERN AND NORTH-W ESTERN. —From Sept. 24 to
Sept. 30 : Passengers, 592,883 f. ; goods, 310,896 f.; total,
903,779 f.

ORLEANS AND BRANCH LINES.-.-From Sept. 23 to Sept.
29 : Passengers, 563,868 f. ; goods, 694,918 f. ; total,
1,263,786 f.

STRASBOURG.—From Sept. 24 to Sept. 30 : Passengers,
490,856 f. ; pods, 474,586 f. ; total, 965,4421.
MONTEREAU.—From Sept. 24 to Sept. 30 : Passengers,
24,899 f, ; goo,ls, 40,693 f.; total, 65,505 f.
LYONS.— From Sept. 23 to Sept. 29 : Passengers,
606,749 f. ; goods, 459,8431. ; total, 1,066.592 f.
LYONS TO MEDITERRANEAN.—Fiona Sept. 17 to Sept.
PAssengers, 285,719 f. ; goods, 262,548 f. ; total,
548,267 f.
GRAND CENTRAL.—From Sept. 16-to Sept. 22 : Passen-
gers, 48,129 f. goods, 158,665 f.; total, 206,794 f.

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