The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

oS puf uceuon 70 reiue tne oaluunee against me wnes
appeared in the columns Of that Journal Yosr osssst
servant LORENZO sALvL
POsrPONHAnNr or NARBrzEK's BnRYr-LxrrER
FROM sIaNoR LoRRHxo sALvI.
TO Tm EDrToR THE TIME.
SIT has always been my principle - an Artist 70
avoid bringing sresnroom quarrs before the public AID
1t IT, therefore with great reluctance that And myself
obliged to make statements about matters which happen
behind the scenes In the present Instance however the
Of the the lsth relative to bis bsne are such - 70 cell
for explanation from me.
1t Is business Of mine il the twenty three bsssas Of
whole or in part the respons Utilities ASSUMED By him,
II the public has nerred nhim marks Of apathy
Campaigns. On last Monday. the day IL ous,,iou Sad
urgent occasion for part Of the sum due to me and
thought proper to request Mr. Aaretssk to make pay
ment to me, without however, telling him TO ap,ly to
my use the receipts Of his benefit pointing out
any particular mode Of payment exactly the principle
that the ipreaayio cannot exact of any particular
mode for performing my part-that is engage with NJ
AareEsk TO sing for certain sum- but would Be out Of
my province for me to dictate to him whore y TO and
the money, while, the other hand he Is satisfied with
Very urgent business called me out of the city, aad
Mr. Maretzek would not accord An interview which
requested but took the liberty arbitrarily announce
me to the public sick however, did not leave New
evening Sondsy about with Mr. Sa.s
zek himself In front of the theatre, thst might show
the public the incorrectnsss of the notice which had
been posted upon the door OF the theatre Ny converse
ton with Mr. Maretzek regarded the which the
bile service could t be attended to- and my pri
vsts affairs afterwards; with which view 1t decided
that on Wednesday, the 2lst, his benefit should take
place. Mr. Maretzek, however, to calculated
that the receipts 1t his benefit would not be sufficient to
satisfy the deficit caused by the several debts due by
him to the artists chorus clothers nyuran
military band hair iressers, TO- &c. consequently that
1t would be his right and interest TO make appear sick
sta moment when enjoyed and do yet enjoy, thsnk
God the excellent health He has called me before
with what untring zeal / have fulfilled for I up
wards OF six months all my duties the most mi
nute-dutiss and sxertions which I consider have
been amply compensated in this hospitable land,
Vsntssss sitiasashp Of rhi:h am proud
Mr. Max AaretEek has not only failed to fuI his pro
mise to give the benefit Wednesday the 2ls but has
forfeited his word g gentleman several times repeated
to the twenty-five Italian ngur.nts phom he told to
sent themselves at Nbos theatre between the hours Of
II and A. NJ that they might be paid their last three
evenings WORKOUT mother Mr.. Max Aaretzek any
Of them exes without professions knowlsdge of the
language, BY means Of which to gain their living, and
Neither did Mr. Haretzek nor any agent Of his come to
pay the eighteen musicians, who earn their daily bread
In short Mr. Hareizek has endsavored to enlist on his
behalf public sympathy, putting upon me al the respon
sibity and blame which Is due to himself The above
lines to which be added II necessary the aosounts
showing the debtor and credit between himself
and the artists, may > basis which the pub
lie may decide its verdict between the anager and the
artist.
To demonstrate between my willingness on the one
hand and the trne Of Mr. Msretzek tho other hand
ent6t0u INTO 70 nave
the ber e6t 2lst 1.-THE victims Of which would be
the eskssthe poor chorusaes the orchestra
lie for the pres emit withhold their judgment in the mat
ter have the satisfaction Of announcing that not only
myself but all my brother artists Ill sing for their be-
neh after 6eductng the rAing expenses Of the evening
What now inquire through your esteemed journal is,
whether Mr. AaretIek will take upon himself to refuse
his operation, his music and dresses
Requesting your insertion Of this in your paper beg
to sign myself,
Your very obedient servant,
LORENZO SALyI