The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-26 00:00:00

THE lIEDSON'S BAT TERRITORY.

The Parliament at Ottawa lost no time in passing, reso-
lutions respecting the acquisition of the North-West Ter-
ritory. Sonic objection was taken to the bargain which,
it will be remember d, was made with the Hudson's Bay
Company through Earl Cranville's mediation; but the
non•contentss were few, for an amendment embodying
their objection was defeated by .a majority of 106. In
fact, the Canadians are very glad that this troublesome
difficulty with the Hudson's Bay Company has been
settled, for they foresaw that delay would be dangerous.
The American State of Minnesota is pushing on a new
railroad to the Red River.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE 'OR SPAIN.

The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says that
another candidate has been found for the throne which
is now semi-filled by Regent Serrano. This new
discovery is Don Henry of Bourbon, son of the
Duke of Cadiz, a prince who has attained the ripe and
staid age of 46. There is much to be said in favour of
Don Henry ; for it is a great fact that he has twice sub-
mitted to confiscation and banishment, rather than support
the despotic acts of the lady who is now ruminating in
PariS on the atrocious Liberalism of the time& Don
Henry seems a good representative of the Liberal party

CRYSTAL PALACE.—BY ROYAL C OM-
MA ND.—ln HONOUR of His HIGHNESS The
VICEROY of EGYPT, and also honoured with the pre-
sence of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE and PRIN-
CESS of WALES, an EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL
FESTIVAL and GREAT PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY,
with Illumination of Fountains, will be given NEXT
TUESDAY, June 29. The
GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL

will be underilie—managenTent of the Committee of the
SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The Orchestra
will comprise between 8,000 and 4,000 performers, and will
bl arranged as on the occasion of the Handel Festivals.
Conductor, Sir MICHAEL COSTA.
The music in the first part will be selected from Ora-
torio music, that in the second part mainly from the
pieces which were received with such favour at the
great Rossini Festival at tho Crystal Palace on the 16t of
May.

After an adequate interval the GREAT FOUNTAINS
will be p'ayed, enlivened by the Military Bands in attend-
ance at th, P•onienado, until tbo
GREAT P DISPLAY and

NATION of FouNTAtxs,
in which all the resources of the Pyrotechnic Art will be
brought to Iran rivalling, if not excel!ing. the long-
remembered display on the oci-aBion of t o similar fete
offered to his Imperial Majesty the Sultan.

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ARRANGEMENTS.
The Palace will open at
The First Part of the 3tusical Festival will
begin at
The Second Part of the Musical Festival 6. 0
Great Fountain Display aad Promenade, with
Military Bands
The Pyrotechnic Display and Illumination of
Fountains
Terminating at Half-past Ten o'Clock, after which the
Palace will be brilliantly illuminated till Twelve o'Clock.

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The price of admission for non- Season Ticket-holders
will be by Tickets purchased previous to the day, Fivo
Shillings; or by payment on the day, Seven Shillings and
Sixpence. Guinea Season Tickets free. Children Hull-

- Numbered Stalls for the First and Second Parts of the
Concerts, in the Area, Five Shillings each. These seats
will be so arranged as to present a view of the Royal and
distinguished Visitors and the Orchestra.
Plans of Seats and Tickets at the Crystal Palace, and at
No. 2, Exeter-hall, This Day from ten till five o'clock.
Five Shilling Admission Tickets for the above great
Fete) and Guinea Season Tickets as above, and of the
following agents:—
Baker-street, Moutrie, 55
Brixton, Pearce, 2, Brixton-
place
Camberwell, Griffith, the
Green
Chancery-lane, Cox, 102
Charing-cross, Brook, 39
Chelsea, Macmichael, 207,
King's-road
City, Keith, 48, Cheapside
" Good, 60, Moorgate-st.
" Letts, Royal Exchange
" Marratt, 63, King Wil-
liem-street
" Mead, 73, Cheapside
" Todhunter, 22, Gres-
ham-street
Couk, 98, Fleet-street
Croydon, Warren, High-st.
Islington, King, 86, Upper-

Knightsbridge, IVosterton's
'Library
Lon don Bridge, S tar ley, Ter-
minus
Lower Norwood, Barker,
Post-office
New Bond-st., Chappell, 50
" Cock, 63
" t Lacon, 168
Old Bond-st., Mitchell, 33

" 011ivier, 19
Oxford-street, Duff, 147
Paddington, Key, Bishop's-
road
Peckham, etansfield, High-
street
Regent-street, Simp-on, 266
Westbourne-grove,Melliship
37
St. James's-hall, Austin
Vigo-street, Hammond
Wigmore-street, Nimmo, 3
(late o 5).
)lica,tion essential.

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street
liens'ngton, Railway Station
" Warren's Library
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