The Sun.
London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

CRYSTAL. PALACE-TOMORROW
(SaturUy), GENERAL. GARIBALDI'S ITALIAN
RECI4ITTII)N.
The Concert on the Great Handel Orchestra will commence
at Half-past Two o'clo 3
Plc.
ROGRAMME.

1. Inno Garib Idi.
2. Bolero " Vespri Siciliani" Verdi.
Diadlle. Vitali.
3. Duetto, "I Marina, i" . Rossini.
Signori Neri Baraldi and S .ntiey
4. Romanza, "Coln nativi".. .....• Arditi.
Signor Giuglini.
5. Canto Nazio • ale, " Aladr Italia". ••.•••
Arditi.
Coorus (written expres ly fo • the occasion).
6. Quintetto e scherzo, 'Ballo in Maschca" Verdi.
Madlles. Vitali, i?ettelheim, Rossi,
Sir ori Gasperoni and Mario.
7, Aria, " F 'gill del Reggi orc nto" Donizetti.
Madlle Fried.
8. Duetto, " Suoni a tromba," " Pllritalli" Bellini.
signori Graziani and Santley.
9. La Garibaldini, "Canto Nazienale"
Chorus (written expressly for this occasion .
10. 0 Sommo Cielo, "Ernani"..
Tutti.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
Conductor— Signor ARDITI. with Full Orche, tra and Chorus.
After the Concert General Garibaldi will receive the Italian
Address, and the Ita fan Presentation Swor 1.
MenotLi Garibaldi wil likewise receive a presentation
Sword.
-After the'e pre 'entations should the weather continue
favourable, ar, interval of half an hour, allowing ample time
f r -risitors to t.e es and ards, a dislaof
the Fountains willreach
take placeterrac
ingg en
, Includ the high Jets ofthe
Grand Basins.
During the display the Italian Garibaldi Amateur Band,
of frty d-instrument performers, will serenade Genera
Ga. iobaldi in front of the newly-erected Shakspere .Monu-
-1
ment on ihe Terrace.
V odors will have amp'e t me leisurely to reach the Ter-
races, either by the triple staircase on the north aide of the
Shakspere House, by the soigle staim se behind the Con-
cert-room orchestra, or by the doub e stairs at the south cor-
ridor, near the glass fountain.
To ensure safety and to prevent opposing streams, strict
instructions will be given t. allow no persons to pass into
the Pala& from the co, elusion of the Co cert until after the
Fountains have ceased playing, which it is anticipated will
be about Five o'clock.
The doors an, I barriers leading to all reserved seats will be
opened one hour previous to the commencement of the' on-
cert. Visitors holding numbered seats will find it more con-
venient to present themselves at the karriers a little later
han the above tim
Every possible effort will be ma le by railway, as well as by
police regubdions o the road, to ensurc,, uninterrupted ac-
cess of visitors to the Palace. The doors w3ll ba o ened at
Half-past Nine o'clock.
Trai s, specia aid regular, will commence running from
London Bridge, Vi toria, and Kensington, also from Ele-
phant and Castle, &c., to Sydenham-hill Station, from Half-
past Eight, and continue as late in toe afternoon as may be
needed.
Directions for the hollers of reserved seats will be found
at the entrance' tnereto indicated on each class of tickets,
also in the Official Programme, to be had only in the palace
on th. day.
Intending visitors will gather from the preceding pro-
gramme of the arrangernenls the extreme desirals lity of pr,:-
Tiding themselves beforehand with tickets.
By Order.
ROUT. K. BOWLEY,
General Manager, Crystal Palace.
Crystal Palace, April 16,1864.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-TO-MORROW (Sqtur-
CONCE day)RT oEtI E
t'A RAL
lAN OPERA ARTISTES .IBAL D 'S VISIT and GREAT
In order that p eparat.ions may be mad as far as possible,
persons desirous of being present on 6aturoay are earnestly
a vised to procure their ticket at once.
The offices the Crystal ralace and at Exeter Hall will
be open until Nine o'clock this evening.
By Order.

GARIBALDI'S VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL
PALACE TO-MORROW.
Half-a-Crown Admission Tickets at the Palace ; at 2,
Ext-ter Hall ; and the usual ag.-nts
They should at once be secured.
To-morrow the price wil be Five Shillings.