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

N°. 22.404.

CttYST AL PA LACE.—PRESENTATION of
NJ ADDRESSES to General GARIBALDL—It his been
arranged th t TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, April 16,
General Garibaldi will eceive at the Crystal Pa!ace a
Presentation Sword and an Address from the Ital an Recep-
tion Committee. A Sword will also be presented to the
G, neral's son, Menotti Garibaldi.
13,f0 e the present Along a CONCERT will be given in
front of the Great Handel Orchestra by the panel ,ai Italian
arti tee, wh have v lunteered their valuable aid on this
most interesting occasion
Admiss on as usual by season tickets, or by tickets pur-
chased before th • day, Halt a Crown •; by psyment on the
day. Five Shillings. Reserved Seats, Half a Guinea and Five
Shi ling .
Tickets and plans of se. ts, This Day (Friday), from Ten
till ,even o'clock, at the Crystal l'a ace, and at 2, Exeter Hal .

(IRYSTAL PALACE.—TOMORROW
.
(Satttrzlay), GENERAL GARIBALDI'S ITALIAN
RECEPTION.
The Concert on the Great Handel Orchestra will commence
at Half-past Two o'cl olk.
PROGRA3IIIIE.

1. Inno Garth :1(11.
2. Bolero " Vespri Siciliani" Verdi.
Madlle. Vitali.
3. Duetto, "1 Marinari" ........... . Rossini.
Signori Neri Baraldi and S .nt ey.
4. Romanza, " Culli nativi"...... .............•Arditi.
Signor Giuglini.
5. Canto Nazio, ale, " liadr Italia" Arditi.
Citorus (written expressly for the occasion).
6. Quintetto e scherzo, Ballo in Masche^a" Verdi.
31adlies. Vitali, rettelhem, Rossi,
Sig: eri Gasperoni and Mario.
7. Aria, " F:gli del Regginanto" ............ Donizetti.
Madlle. Fried.
8. Duetto, " Suoni a tromba," " Puritani" Bellini.
Signori Graziani and Santley.
9. La Garibaldini, "Canto Nazi male"
Chorus (written expressly for this occasion
10. 0 Sommo Cielo, "Ernani"..
Tutti.
GOD SAV/41 THE QUEEN.
Conductor- Signor ARDITI. with Full Orchestra and Chorus.
After the Concert General Garibaldi will receive the Italian
Address, :led the Ita ian Presentation Swor
Menot:i Garibal :1 wil likewise receive a presentation
sword.
After the'e pre entations should the weather continue
farfvourable, a a interval of half an hours
allowing ample time
-visitors to reach tie terrac“; and gardens. a display of
the Fountains will take place, including the high Jets of the
Greed Basins.
During the display the Italian Garibaldi Amateur Band,
of frty wi d-instruent performers, wilt serenade General
Gati forty wi diflStrUmellt performers wilt serenade General
Ga'ibaldi in front the newly-erected Shakspere Monu-
ment on the Terrace.
V sitors wilt have amp e time leisurely to retch the Ter-
races, either by ttie triple staircase on the north side of the
Shakspere House, by the single stairc 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 alow po persons to pass into
the Palace 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 ani barriers leading to all reserved seats will be
opened one hour previo,is to the commencement of the • on-
cert. Visitors holding numbered seats will find it more con-
venient to present themselves at the harriers a little later
than the above tim
Every possible effort will be ma le by railway, as well as by
police regulations o the road, to ensure uninterrupted ac-
cess of visitors to the Palace. The doors will be o cried at
Half-past Nine o'clock.
Trai s, specie aed regular, will rommenots runn'ng from
London Bridge, Vi toria, and Kensinr,"ton, also from Ele-
phant and Castle, &c., to Sydenham-hill Station, from Half-
past Eight, and continue as late in tue afternoon as may be
needed.
Directions for the hoPers of reserved seats will be found
at the entrance: thereto indicated on each (lass of tickets,
also in the Official Programme, to be had only in the Palace
on th 0. day.
Intending visitors will gather from the preceding pro-
gramme of the arrangements the extreme desiral) lity of pr.:-
Tiding themselves beforehand with tickets.
By Order.
ROBT. K. BO WLEY.
General Manager, Crystal Palace.
Crystal Palace, April 16,1864.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW (Satur-
dar.—GENEßAL GA RIBAL D I'S VISIT and GREAT
CONCERT of I I'ALIAN OPERA ARTIST►,S.
In order that p eparations may be mad as far as possible,
persons desirous of being present on Saturday are earnestly
a vised to procure their ticket at once.
The offices at 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,
Exeter Hall ; and the usual agt me
They should at once be secured.
To-morrow the price wil. be Five Shillings.

CRYSTAL PAL ACE.—TO-MORROW (Satur-
day).—Admission by Road. Partiescomingincarriages
by road will be admitted by tie CENTRE TRAN6EPT
ENT rt /INCE, hether holder-, of half-crown admission
ti kets, season tick..ts, or by payment.
Tne SO UT T itA N SEPT E. FRANCE will be available
to seat 3,n ticket holders, or bt'arers of half-crown admission
tickets, coming from Cr ydon, Streatham, or So;.th Nor-
wood, or similar directions.
Instructions will be given at the entrances which way to
set own and talc, up. by order.
Crystal Palace, April 35, 18G1.

ORYSTAL PALACE.—To.moßttow (SAtur-
ki day). —The TROPICAL DEPARTMENT, ine'udin,g
the Reading-room and Class-rooms, will be entirel' CLOSED
to the public To-morrow ,Saturday), April 16. By order.

ON MONDAY AFTERNOON NIX r. April
the 18th, General GARI BA LD I will RECEIVE, at the
CitYST A PALACE, in front of the Great orchehtra.
ADD it ESS ES from Corporate and other Pu'dic Bodies who
have voted addresses in public meetins; assembled.
No Add es, can be prtseoted by a deputation of more than
six persons.
It is recommended also that each deputation should carry
a small banner bedruur the name of he body represented.
A.DMISSIoN ONE SHILLING.
JOHN RICHARDSON,
JNO. 11 TAYLOR,Honorary
A. ItOSSINI, Secretaries.
ROBT. HARTWELL,

RYSTAL PALACE.—P, 300th ANNIVER
C
SARY of the 6111,TH of SHAK,PERE will beOPULAR eele-
br ited on SATURDAY, April 23, by a gre .t P
FETE.
The 4;ran Monument on the Teace, the Shakspere House
in the Cent,d Tra sept, and th rr
e shakspae Court, will be
opened on flys occasion. Other arrangements will be duly
announced.
Admission ne Shilling, or bseason tickets, the new issue
of which will aOdmit on and after the ad.

THE IMPERIAL FINANCIAL COMPANY, Limited,
Are prepared to receive Subscriptions for the
Capita, of the
EAST INDIA FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION,
Limited.
Capital £1,109,000, in 20,(.0J shares of MO each.
Of which it is not intended to call up more than £2O per share.
Deposit, ito be paid on apvlication, and £1 ono per
Subsequent calls not to exceed L 2 fns. per share, and at inter-
vals of n less than tnree months. No call will be made
until atter the expiration of three months from date of
allotment.

DIRECTORS.
Lewis Balfour, Esq. (Messrs. Balfour and Co., Calcutta), late
Director of the Agra Bank.
H. D. Cartwright, Esq. (Messrs. Leckie and Co., Bombay),
Chairman of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and
the East.
James Layton, Esq. (Messrs. Layton and Co.), Mincing-lane..
Lieut.-Colonel Mac George, late Bengal Army, 18, Clevela d-
square, fly-e-p .rk.
William Moran, F:sq. ,Messrs. Moran and Co.), Calcutta,
J. Carringt n Palmer, Esq. (Messrs Mackillop, Stewart, and
Co., Calcutta), Director ot the Agra Bank.
T. M. Robinson, Eeq. (late of R. Thomas and Co.), Calcut a.
Sir Sibbald David .-lcott, Bart., Director of tt.e National Pro-
vincial Bank of England.
Henry D. Seymour, Esq., M.P., Director of the Imperial
Financial Company.

BANKERS.
The Agra and United SerTice Bank, Limited, 27,
Cannon street, London.
BROKERS.

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Messrs. Sandeman and Dobree, 2, Royal Exchange-buildings.

SOLICITORS.
Messrs. Uptons, Johnson, and Upton, 20, Aust'n-friars,
London.
SECRETARY PRO TEAT.
D. Forrest, Esq,
TEMPORARY OFFICES.
27, Cannon-street.

PROSPECTUS.
The objeeta of the A sso .iation are strictly financial, and will
be confined to India and the East.
The Association will grant loans secured by mortgages of
land in the country, in cases where the secu ity is undoubted,
and on house irr..perty in tile large towns ; will make advances
to the loc 1 government for carrying on public worked , and
secu-
to
builders anu contr .ctors, and generally upon app
reties not coming within the limits of bank ng business.
The Association will also negoti .te the sale and purchase
of landed, house, an., other pro erty on commission. •
Immense tracts f country suitable for the cultivation of
cotton, tea, coffee, and other products ; grauts of land
direct from Government, irrigati,n and drainage works,
railways, tramways, docks, canals, ,tc., all await that
stimulus which capital can supply, and which will be
offered b = this Associatimi.
The great increase in the number of European residents in
the presidency towns has cause a rise in h use rent to the
extent of fully 50 per cent., notwithstanding which IMP or
no house budding has been commented, builders and others
being unable to obtain the necessary financial facilities. In
like manlier enterprizes of public utility, and undertakings of
great promise, langui-h for want.of capital available for their
comp etion, and there exists no means of carrying out many
works acknowledged to hold out great I rospeets of profit.
While money is procurable in India for all ordinary com-
mercial purposes, few facilities exist for obtaining loans on
the security of land. The die osat of landed property is
consequently attended with much difficulty, and although the
va use f hat of
property has argely increaed in the p st iew
years, that of land has r maimed almost line dtered, except in
tile case of small properties in the immediate vicinity of the
large towns.
The Reistration Act affords the best possible security of
tiVe to land, and regis ered titles will in all cases be re-
quired.
Arrangements have been made with the Imperial Finqncial
ill act as its sole Agents
whereby this Association w
ism, to that Company the opt on of taking a share
in In;that
in the transactions of this Association.
Negotia ions are pending ler the management of the Asso-
ciation in India, and the Directors look forward to an early
commencement of business.
Prospectuses be obtained from the Secretary, the
Brokers, or at the Offices of the Imperial Fit ancial Company,
Limited.

EAST INDIA FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION, Limited.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
To be retained by the Ba-ikers.
Gentlemen,—Raving paid to your bankers the Agra and
United Service Bans. the sum of , being a deposit of
Lt per share on shares iu th,t above Company, I hereby
less
request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to
accept such shares or any number you may allot to me ;
and I agree to p.ty the deposit on allcrmen
oft,
members for the
and I authori
se
you to insert my name on the register
number of shares aliotte to me.
Ordinary Signature
ature in full
Residence
Profession
Date , 1661.