The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

form her part She says test nopy that she uas
sempslsd to leave the stage after oavsss and
her at the opera 1t the time Of her Leaving wa9
not natural red and and she had every ap
that not only sicknsss fegns tas frivolous pu-
pos. Of embarrassing Mr. Fry, when such snbarassmsas
that N. .ssiimon, 81 rru$s Illness sa' has bss:
s Ma by Psrjurec witnesses this stand
The only evdsIcs they havs Ia th.t Of srsIose Z. s"
that testimony came from friendly source. rrua
complained OF being sick, and she went to her wA
her husband, where she rsmsinsd until she left HoU
was she in position to know she tainted or notY
poe OF motions is not always Observable Tho W.
nesses La Faa and the two otaers prove nothing This
how could she IL did not manifest Itself by anv en-
ternsl sigpsS 1t seems to ma that This atts npt q
no term but that OF mopstrous; yer it is made -
a man who claims damsges for defamation. Sup
Fry knew IT to have been feigned, what was the Ise-
course for the OF an italian Opera OF thu
kincY Was It for him to blazon it 10 the words -
you whether 1t was the part OF man Of Discretion a
good judgment and of sound sense VIXEN he had eDga6
these artists and when they his only Of fa
such bad With them-that they w.rs rimisal o
his enterprise and that for frivolous thv
pore that Madame Trum would in this particular 60
aegnecly break up the performances and deprive la0D
eptsrpi.ing manager 10 make known the fast =
the publcs Whist did Fry do9 He telegraphsd to -.
York and requested him to show the despatch to -
literary portion Of bis army to have the fact maaspsA
he useaaurins the ' psrtorman.s Of Norma fhs -
timony shows that this wAs part which she had M
IL hs character She Sad
Of feelings to contend with. The weather was unElr
sas ssss an. nsr ny: ss' G
| death Of . much loved sister-combined This GO
tlem.n finally undsr;oo. vilsy to calumsiats hss a.
siorai competency. He only bound give .pssali
Tru and Pioo anybody who could stand through the -
of audience would have answered the purpose wAD
widely circulated the report thai Truth was inc paSls
performing her duties, it was With other design ta
fist. II you can any other for such oonds1
in charity extend It to him; but, standing e
success d Sesn upon hsr for IL. ''
which he expected to EXTRACT from the enterprise can
sms thsmY and yet that be did is beyond ali Sas
ton Mr.. Sherman has not dared 10 gsinsay IT,. -.
has the fact There " Vas crowd q =:
but have done It, 1t the foundation OF the pa
LEGATION Of which Mr. Fry complains showisg his eoa1ss-
fore the HERALD published line known that b
was not competent man for the place he NJ.
He was not . competent man to combat the ,diasa1.
ties which surround attempt to conduct Ita1an
opera company In this country. The aspenleaa
implicitly cast upon Trufi that her ness fegnsl-
that her testimony is perjury-an .imputation whksn
includes both Bsnadetu and Rossis entirely wtAesA
shadow Of foundation, and destitute Of any svsssa
which be legitimate in this Whether shs ~
sick or not Was portion OF the busnsss Of A ..
right oPss: manager . publish to n: world II.
:'s e fssa ~
be had was moro disincina VIC. 70 ..f:s..: ar =
benefit Ask you again whether Truth had a1E
interest to fsign an illness which abe did Il
which had been allotted to her she had had the -.
seal ability to 60 on with # am aware gsntlsna
| aalA
month, which would make two months salary 49,
o"v or aox 1o nd t5s make HE
of the operate season to the last by the terms q IN
contract II this LAZY failed to psfform and injured -
management she could receise only the 400 whereas
ths Of eight months she would have receives
$500; And If this happened where ahe =
they to get place to perform ina Mr. Fry had Z
lease Of the 0psr. House, and the scenery and propsr
any conspiracy, Bsnedetu was The party to it. W.
did he go through the series Of rows in OctobsrAA
csrns Why did not he leave the concern BE had sase
enough 10 do he 81 desired submit that thsre =
no foundation for any imputaon upon .Ase pstiss ~
by which these as1iss could have ret -
separate ergspisa.irn. They ssrs entirely dspsai
that the testimony Of Mr. Rosi shows When thsv ~
At Boston, and Mr. Fry told them to 60 to the treasurer
ceivs their money they waited from ySnt
without finding any treasurer; and when he cama -
were informed that Mr.. Fry had broken, and that 80
from day to day in the hope Of aling their sxhaass
treasury and used their utmost endsavors for that -
there money to be had, Mr. Rosi asked Mr. m 2
he bad not got old clothes The others did NET s
nests were cancelled BY common consent. Trum -
wIote her card to New York upon which the article
published which led to the first ioe1, fa etisuay -
called This published the LIST Of November, isi
AID the article Ia dated I'd of November 1s4S This caE
tic to i HERALD once II alleged ssfs o.
conspiracy to break up the Italian opera, and that -
Bennett party to it, and that Revolt the writae
of the card in question How my learned friend connects
Mr.. Revoi! With this at loss discover since b
has been testified to that the writer Of the note ~
xss s0 in cross Mr. ssnns
anything about that card 20 and they all said he did ns
s no
ruf was sicA and unable to fulal her duties Ths -
legged hteeus article is entitled 'Opsning Of the OpA
Season--Ths Opening of the Trouble"
Here the article rsfsrrtd to read, IS follows
csss.ss .. TIL. OPERA SEASON ,or.slrs Q, TRov.s.
sh the ftasn shs unhappy a Is As S z
daring as difficult. was th.. q sss late Louis Phliys
shining Of tho is the bernnns Of trouble QsH
s Is ss 's
s oass " IN:
the following put forth By the bsau
sss
Rss o s .a sIs % r g
price fsisning Illness and thereby ooo.:ionng
Of h ns
them pass, but that the sp
ions they likely to excite in the public mind The fae
o. these - ri
81 left New York the Sd Of October for PhraaslpAl
in tho midst Of equnocal having eoA
by at the Tabernacle the night o.
tie ensuing day rehearssd tho arduous part Of NornA
twice, morning and aItenoo in damp theatre with NJ
fevtr totally unfit to the nigh9e
but rather than dispease tho manager rashly made the
Sy' n' SSsr tho
gave way and conveyed homs fanlfnG
bed For several days seriously ILL., ply
eonn Laus, testit and recovery instead g
tho symps which needed, found myself the objesS -
abusive comm emit in the newspapers know so well ~
msnress Of thu American mind that perceived
had been mislead the pres
The Of these attacks lower the
spect of tho Philadelphia pubc and tho
game has been renewed in New York, whore have bss0
hitherto tr, atcd with much Partially, feel IL due to
sell and my enas make this statement. rely with
fdenee the protection Ct the public against uaknswn
IN ok ed hysai an