The New York herald., 1851-11-17

CATHERINE liAFEs-DR. JCV ~ IHE FIELD We
have received from Dr Joy, one OF the managers Of
Catherine Hayes in her recent concerts, the f3lov
Ing clear, inteIesting, curious and explcit note,
showing his connection WITH Miss Hayes concerns
CL,ks~poS Horn. Nov. Is, 1851
Lfsk sF-ln your paper oI the l3th instant, you de-
sire that should give the publ: soue explana.on Of
the part have taken in the late disagreement between
Miss Hayes. Mr. Beele, and Mr. WSrds-ll fo-besr TO
oeerIJ the public nov with TIE discussion Of details
which may perhaps come before Il 10 mo-s distinct
form when subjected TO the terui0y OF aegal tribunal
the Jew leading ises CT the case sr- tnsse 10 Sovem
ber lsso NJ Bes.e engaged the services Ct Miss Hayes
for tour N America for FIVE months year NJ
Bsslss option. sutfs quently in the mouth of April
last. Mr. Bsss Miss Hayes uest waived that en-
geg.neEt and entered into much favorable
70 her II contract which both parties had right
% make and did make with their eyes OPT and with
consideration Of all the chances Of success failure
II Mise HsJes popularity declined did pos 90 in
ersasngs is OF. the with public avorites-Mr
Bese would have been held to his bsrsin aud obliged
to bear The loss II on the other hlnd- Miss Hayes
Mss Hsyss herself In June-nsarly two mon. lbs after
The date Of this engagement OF Miss Hayes by Mr. B.als
the ..rviees Of Miss Haye. for three CT I've months at
Mr. wariwels option. This contract. too, M War 4.
well wss free TO make not To make, he pleased tie
made 1t. believing have doubt that it w0ald tusn
cut AZ remunerstiye he desired II IL did out
- hn would be the loss-thst il all IL appeared the
engagement was not as profitable as Mr. wsri~eu ex-
| pectsd and he made earnest application m Mr.
Beaes agent TO release him from hs contract certain
t-fms, which did not think myself authorized TO
eept Matter. being 10 thi. state Miss Catherine Hayes
thought ft 20 break her engage with Mr. Bszs
r.fues TO sing This breach OF her with Mr.
Besle rendered unavoidable the bres.h OF Mr. Be.i-s
engagement With Mr. Wardwen Ny share in the AT .ir
y simply thisl have been tor time With
NJ Bssle and am now his sgent and this
city No complaint has been urxed against either BY
Mr. Wsrdwrll or Miss Hayes With tn. former I stand
ss FAR a. knos friendly terms and towards Miss
Hayes have acted-as she herself will ackno ss i.-
with the courtesy and attention which lady shall ever
trust receive al my hands Ny attention has bsen d.
reeed 10 article copied into your paper o this morn
ing from the Ner Yoke. d the 18th instant in which
there are some mportsnt msstAem ents which do not
feel myself called upon nov 20 reply to in detail can
only say that II either Miss Hsy-s ar wa-Ixel feel
In any wsy agsrieved by Mr B-as or myself in this
tFarssetion an here to answer for both or either
lEsmain, dear sir, yours truly.
JOHN JOY
This is an exceedingly philosophical letter Il
is a. full Of seneralites Aristotle and as plenti
hlly sprinkled with inductions as BIcon. DR..
Joy writes with great sra anmatical accuracy and
logical acumen; but why does he not give us few
mores figures We wnt few more figures Of
arithmetic, in order 10 understand it properly. How
much was Catherine Hayes to receive from Mr.
beale : Howmuch was Mr.. Wardells contract, in
dollars and cents How much did Dr. Joy receive
IN bank currency What was the aggregate re-
eeipts Of all the eoncertsl How mu,h were the
bills at the Astor House What was the amour,
paid for oysters and champagne for tue critics.
How much did It cost Dr. Joy 10 manage all the
Newspapers Of New York, aud particularly to
/" have bis thumb on the IEs.LD," az he frequently
stated be had We wan; a few facts and agures
and less philosophical Inductions and splendid gs.
rerslt.es.