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    • CRYSTAL PALACE. SIXTH SEASON—1859-60.
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      The NEW SEASON will commence on Monday , May 2 nd , with a Grand Military Musical Fete , on the Handel Orchear tra , commemorative of the suppression of the Indian f&cbclliou . . ¦¦ . ¦ ¦ . Season Tickets , available to April 30 th , 1860 , will be ready for issue on and after Thursday next , on the following terms : — . .. I . —Two Guineas each for adults , and One Guinea for Children under twelve . These tickets will admit the Holder To the Opening Military Concert of the 2 nd of May . To the three Flower Shows . To the Opera and other Concerts . To the Performances by the Vocal Association . Mr . Leslie ' s Choir , the Metropolitan Schools' Choral Society , &c . &c . To the Grand Full Rehearsal of the Handel Commemoration , on Saturday the 18 th of June , and on all occasions on which the 1 ' a lace is open to the public , excepting only the Performances of the Handel Festival . ¦ II . —One Guinea each for Adults , and Half-a-Gumca for Children under twelve . : These tickets will admit the Holder . On all occasions when the price of admission is under Five . Shillings . When the price of admission to . an entertainment is Five Shillinss or upward ? , the Season Ticket-holder will be admitted on a uniform payment of Half-a-crown , or if a childunder twelve , of One Shilling .- But these tickets will not admit to the ltehearsal or Performances of the Handel Festival . . . . ^ The above modifications in the issue of the Guinea Season Tickets are adopted by the Directors with coniiilence that they will meet the general approval of the Subscribers and the Public , as well as secure some remuneration to the Shareholders . Hitherto a limited number of days in each year has boon reserved from these tickets for special occasions . By the arrau « 'cment now adopted this restriction is abolished , and the < 3 uinea Tickets will be admitted on all occasions throughout the year ( except the liehearsal and Performances of the Handel Festivals , but subject to the payment of an extra 2 s . Gd . upon fete days , when the admission is-5 s . or upwards . The printed Programme of the Season may be hart at Ihc Crystal Palace , at 2 , Exeter Hall , and of theusual Agents .

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      CRYSTAL PALACE . Arrang-ements for Week ending- Saturday , April 30 :- ^ Monday to Wednesday , open at 0 ; Thursday and Friday , opbu at If * . Admission , Is . ; Children under T 3 , Oil . Saturday , open at . 10 . Vocal and Instrumental Concert at 3 o ' clock . " Admission , 2 s . ( id . ; Children Is . The Cotton Machinery at work , and Display of Interior Fountains daily . Illustrated Lectures , Band , nnd Great Org-an as usual . Grand Show of Tulips on the Ornamental Beds Of the Terraces . The Crystal Palace Art Union works on view in the Sheffield Court . Sunday , open at 1-ao , to Shareholders , gratuitously-by tickets . . * . : . . .

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      ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA , DKUUY LAKE . Lessee nnd'Director , Mr . E . T . SMITH . The lessee and director has ' the honour to announce to the nobility , gentry , and the public that the season will commence to-morrow ( Monday ) April 25 , on which occasion will be produced « ellinrH ^ do Sijur A Amina Madlle Victoire Bnlfe Count ltodolib ( on this occasion ) .. Siynor Badiali Li 8 a Madilo . Elena Teresa .. .. ' .. ' . '¦ Madame Heinrich II Notoro Siyuor Bellini Alossio y Sifrnor Custelh ( His first appearance in this country . ) Elvhio Si {? nor Mongiui Musical Director nnd Conductor , M . Benedict . After the opera , tho " National Anthem . " To conclude with a divertisscmont , entitled AKIA 1 } NE . Tho Bnllot by M . Petit ; tho Music by Adblpho Adam . Mdlle . Stefiuiska , Mdlle . Corrilln , Mdllo . Morlacchi , Madlle . Mathet , Madlle . I ' nsqunli , Mudllel Mnraquitn , MUllo . Kosn , Mndlle . Amina Boschettl . and tho corps tie ballet . On Tuesday , LA FAVOltJTA . Leonora , Mdlle : Gunrduccl ( her Iirst appearance in this country ); Inez , Mddle . Elenn ? BaldRSsnre , Slffnor Lnnnoni ( bin first niiponrnncc ); Don Gaspnro , Sl « nor Coral ; Alfonso , Slgnor Fagotti ( Ills first nppenrnnoo ); and Fornnndo * Signor Giuyllni ( his first appearance nt this theatre ) . Notwithatnnding the vast outlay flint Jh involved in enffngomenta and arrangements , tho leswo and director 1 b bo thoroughly convinced that ho will bo liberally nnd heartily supported by tho public In his onilenyour to mnko u firstclnps Italian Opom accessible to nil , that ho luta determined that the Old ltoynl Playhouse pvlcca shall bo restored—Vjj ! j—Dress circle , 7 s . ; second circle nnd nmphlthentrc , fis , ; pit , 3 fl . Od . i lower gnllery , Ss .: upper ftnllery . Is , ; stiilta , 10 s . Od . For terms of aiibsorlptlon for the season , private boxes , stnlls , box , pit , nnd ffiiUcry tickota , application to be mndo to Mr . Chnttorton , at the box olnco or tho eHtabllshment , which is open from eleven to nix . Tho H . uporintomlonco of 1 )> o front of < ho house will bo under tho management of Mr . Nugont , luto ' of J-Ior JMnJt'nty ' B Thentro . New Htulls ha , vo boon iunilnhvd by Mr . Swindell , of AldorHgato-Hti'Oot . Tho decorations by Mr , Hnrwltz . Tho now chnndolltTH by Moasre . DtifrluP , of HoundHditch . The properties by Mr . Nocdhnni . The machinery , Ac , by Mr . Tuck or . CoBtumlora : Mr . S . JMny , Bow-Hlreot j lifr . 1 ' nlnTor , Mian DJokcnrton , * vc . Doom open nt hajf-puwt seven , nnd commouco nt eight o ' clock , jStiiffo-nmnnger , Mr . It . Itoxby , For tho convenience of pntroun , nn onfranco to stalls nnd J > rivnto boxes hna boon mndo through tl » o grand ontrnnouinll . ThOro wlUbo THIlKNaKANDMOKNING 1 'JCItFO . KMANOJOB on Frldny , Wny ffli Frldny , Juno 17 ; < uul Frldny , 1 uly 8 .

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      THIS OPJiJltA COLONNADE IIOTKL Onto Foullliule ' H ) , Churlos-Btroot , Hnymnrkot , 18 NOW

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      IN'OW OPEN . ROYAL lNJ 3 Tl XUTE OF ANATOMY A 2 S' » SC 1 KNCK , !)( jo , OXFOUD BTltlflliT ( iicnrly opiiowlto thol ' rhiot'H »' H Thonlre ) . Thin Hplondld building In now ooiniihih'd nnd open to the Public . It la unlverHiilly pron (> uuct « l ( o bo li ^ »>«« eoiniuodloiiH jmbllo buildlug '" LoikIchi , iind «' oi » NiIiih n < . oi lmitlonofKntunil WoikUth nnd AimloinU-nl CiuloMtloh i HurpuMHt-d by any wluiilnr rhl . /^ , t ' , '" Mtku plnoo Hlx tlrm-H dully , on Dlut-Htlon , < In-iiln Ion . t >< - JSorvoutj HyHtuni , J { opro » lu « tlon , nnU how to pri-Huno Ih " n . ul ohuHtlty . Tho JAtelnroH arc- Ui'lh't'H' . l In »¦)'"»?"'•• , Htvly , mo uft to UO ronai'ly lindci'Htood by the non-pro ohbion u vIbUoi-. iuiiI iii-t ) lUiiHtwitutl by Mch-ntUlu nppiinM «<« « '' " ., tornlcu \ ModolH , which tn ' ku ty pjocoa , nnd hIiow cvwiy 1 >« of ' tho huninn body . , ,. .,,,,, „ , . > " A highly luHtruodvo and liKort'Hlliig M . \ lilbJU «> u . " A rtiully HploncU < l cylludtlon . " . ¦ ., ,, , , i . ) Oiu-n dnlfy from 11 a . m . till 10 P-n » . ( lor ( JonUoniwn onl ) ) . A < lnila » lon ONJi 8 H 1 JUJ , 1 W ( J . CntulouiitH lri'u .

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      WAN AND HLS HABITS . Dully , at Throe ' nnd hall-past Ki ^ lit , Dit . Kaiin will ( loUvt'i- LobluivH at hjs umivnUod ami oiiyliuil IWiwuni , . i TJchborno-stiert , fnvi > 'H'Mie llayninrki't . ,, in , Wyi . i , aiUj 8 .-Identity of fiolf-Iovo mid Sociiil-1 he hllonoi ) hy nnd PhyBiology of MnniiiH'e— llniipy ami Uilinp > v JjiiouH—Whon * anrt w . Iku to ' Marry—!\ I lio J mtii rtoeiul Evil , its roul Curt ' -PhlljinthropihtH anil ilujr .-j- Ih .-jui h--New A'iewH of Men nnd Things-l > niinvvN ul V Mlll VT \ i of Advnnct'rt A ^ o—The truo Cilory of jUiddlo Aye-ftly M * - - moii'ri—JNIucli in J ^ ittle . ' . . .. . Tho Mubi'iini In open dully ( for ( Juithnion only ) loin Twi-lvu till J- 'lvo imdfVom Hovin till Ton . •>' Jil"l 1 , , ' . in Iho JMotlolu vwry luilf-hour . A < lniiBfli » ii Om- hhll lu « -. '"' fltidliiK' llnudbuoki to which in npiiciuk'tl thu ^" , . ';\! " ? AMJ ^ VlCKSAKUri OF yoUTM- "X , ; '"?« ' ¦ , ! ' Mihi . ' M . l > ., ( JriKlunte In . Ah'diWno , Sui'Hvry . aiu > Ii « l \ viki > , « _ ]' Iniporlnl UiiiviM-Mlty of Vk'iinn , At ' .: < Voo by p < iHt ' * " > 1 «« l \ HluiiipH , direct from tho uuthur , 17 , Jlnrh-y-rtUvj . 1 , < »>«•» ( llHh-btjiiaro .

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      CHRISTY'S MINSTKKLS . ST . JAMES'S HALL , PICCADILLY . ' CHANGE OF PltOOltAIMME F 0 H THE EA * TEU 1 IOL 1 DAVS . Kvory nlifht nt Eight , and Saturdny A fternoon at Three . AdrnlsMioli , a » ., as ? , and Ih . Tickets ami places may bi < secured at Mr . Mitchell ' s Ituyal Library , : V . \ , Old 15 on ( l-street . * * * Extra representation on Enator Monday , at : j o'clock .

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      11 OYAL OLYjMPIC TJIKATltE . ( Lessees—Messrs . 1 <\ ltobson and VV . S . Emden . ) Jlohdny , ami duriiiir the week , will be jK-rfornied Hicucw and orisinal Comedietta , by Tom Taylor , Esq ., entitled KINK POINTS . OF TJllO LVW Cl . a . aeters by > lessrs . Addison , G . ^• itliny , 11 . VViyatn , \ V . Gordon , Miss Cottrell , " Ai ^ vhS ^ lIE l'Oi : TKK'S KNOT . ^ Characters by Mf . s . M-s . F . ltobson , G . Vininy , G . Cool . i-, A \ . < . onion , 11 . VVi < -jm , Cooper , Mrs . Lewli JViuimy , and Aliss 11 ii ^ Iich To conclmle with , iitiol'ti AT THE toWAn . Jacob Eurwiy , Mr . V . ICobson . Commence at Half-past Seven o eloek .

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      ¦ THEATRE ROYAL , IIAYMAllKET . ( Under the Management of Mr . JJuckstonc ) . Monday , and during the week , reappearance of Miss Amy . Sed » -wick in the new comedy ot Til K AVOKLU AND THE . STAG E , being- its second representation , which will commence at 7 . Characters : by Mr . liutkstone , Mr . Com-pton , Mr . ilowe , Mr . \\ . Farren , Mr . lto « yi-rs , Miss Aiuy fcedywick , Mrs ! Poynter , Miss E . AVeekes , and Mrs . B . AVlnte . After which ( iirst time ) ,, a . new Classical Extravnyanza , entitled ELKCTKA IN . A . 'NlflW ELKCT 1 MC LIGHT ; in lyliich Miss Mnria Teriiaii will make her Iirst appearance at this theatre , and Mr . Conipton , Miss Louisa . > oelir . « f ; J » lrs . AVilkins , Miss E . Weekes , nml Miss Fanny Wright will aP Cpneludiiig with A lJAUOIiTElt TO ¦ JIA 1 JKY . Uox-bilice ppcu daily ,-Irum Jo till 5 . ' Statyc Manager , Mr . Chippendiilc .

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      ROYAL PRINCESS ' S TIIEATRE : LAST WEEKS OK M 1 J . CHAULES KEAXS MANAGEMENT . On Easter Monday , April ^ 51 h , and during the week , will be i > 2 vstutcd Shaki-sjieare's historical play ot IJE / dii lllJ- ^ ' FIFTH , commencing- at 7 o'clock . King- Henry , Sir . C . Rean ; Chorus , Mrs . C . Kuan ,

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      " THE DER 13 Y DAY , " By W . P . FKITH , U . A ., IS NOW ON VIEW at the German Gallery , KrtS , New IJond-street . Open froni 1 ( J till 0 . —Admission , Is .

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      THE NEW SOCIETY OF PAINTERS ' IX WATER COLOURS . The TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of this Society IS NOW OPEN , at their Gallery , t > : 5 , PALL MALL , near ht . ; Ianu-s ' s Palace , daily , from Nine till dusk . Admission , Is . Season Tickets , Oe . JAMES FA HEY , Secretary .

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      EASTER HOLIDAYS—SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM . The Museum * Art Library , and Drawing * Schools will bo open FREE every Morning : and Evening :, from Monday 25 th to Saturday 30 th April , both . days inclusive—daytime from 10 till 0 , evening- from 7 till 10 . .. By order of the Committee of Council on . Education .

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      FRENCH EXHIBITION , 12 O , PALL MALL . The SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of PIOTUBES , the Contributions of Artists of the FKENCH and FLEMISH SCHOOLS , is KOW OPEN . Admission , Is . ; Catalogues , Od . each . . From 10 to 6 .

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      ¦ . . » ; ' Leader Office , Friday Evening

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      FRANCE . The Moniteur of Friday inorning contains the following : — " Austria lias not given in her adhesion to the propositions made by England and accepted by France , Russia , and Prussia ; besides which , it appears that the Cabinet of "Vienna has resolved upon addressing a direct communication to the Cabinet of Turin , in order to obtain the disarmament of Piedmont . In consequence of these facts the Emperor has ordered the concentration of several divisions of the army on the frontiers of Piedmont . "

      The Patrie says that the entry of Austrian troops into Piedmontese territory has been spoken of , but nothing is officially confirmed . General de la Marmora lias informed the French Government , by telegraph , that the Austrian army has made a significant movement on the strategical line of the Ticino , and that he feared , being attacked at any moment . The report is also current that Austri a has refused to give in her adhesion to the propositions of England , which Power had asked for a reply within twenty-four hours .

      A Council of Ministers was held yesterday under the presidency of the Emperor . The Princes Jerome and Napoleon were present .

      SARDINIA . Threatening movements of the Austrian army on the frontiers of Piedmont have taken place . The Austrian authorities had directed the managers of the Lombard Railway to suspend the usual trains on Thursday , the 22 nd . inst . All the locomotives have been ordered back for the transport of soldiers . Troops are expected on the road from Milan to the Ticino . Yesterday a Council of Ministers was held , txnder the presidency of the King . This message was delayed nine hours on its way by telegraph .

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      C . iTy ox London Ejmsction . — Lord Stanley hna written a letter to tho chairman of the Conservative Committee , declining to etnnd for the City . Notwithstanding this letter the committee have published a note , in which they say ?—•• While this letter intimates his lordship ' s inability to tnko any active stops as iv candidate , they bcliovo thnt ft justifies them in entertaining the confident . assurance thnt ho would , if elected , unhesitatingly accept tine representation of tho City in Pnrlinmonfc ; mid they arc , therefore , fully resolved to continue their efforts to place him at tho head of tho poll at tho ensuing election . "

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      AUSTRIA . The Austrian Government have this day ( Friday ) issued an official statement , as follows : — " Piedmont , which has for some years past endangered Austria ' s rights , has been summoned most urgently by Austria to disarm . Besides this demand , especially addressed to Piedmont , Austria adheres firmly to the proposal of a general disarmament , although she cannot make that proposal subordinate to the summons she had addressed to Sardinia . " The Times correspondent at "Vienna writes : — " On Tuesday Austria forwarded a categorical summons to Sardinia to dissolve the free corps . A reply is to be given within three days from the receipt of the summons , and an evasive answer will be considered equivalent to a refusal . "

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      THE EAST . Despatoiiks have been received from Constantinople to the 16 th inst . The submarine cnblo to Candia and Alexandria will be laid most likely 6 n the 1 st of May next . The Grand Duko Constantino will accompany King Otto on a visit to tljci Holy Places . According to advices from Smyrna , to the 16 th inst ., it is asserted that a Greek butcher had confessed to being on ft footing of understanding with some Jaws respecting tho assassination recently committed there .

      Crystal Palace. Sixth Season—1859-60.

      CRYSTAL PALACE . SIXTH SEASON—1859-60 .

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      52 S THE LEADEB , [ No . 474 , April 23 , 1859 .

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), April 23, 1859, page 528, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2291/page/16/