The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

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The hA1p or the 4th Of December contains this para
"riK ITALIAN orERA.-ASorHER row.
gan the Courier Ensr S Ss
hat there every prospect Of another emss 1t the Asse
ssner Benedetti while singing solo, took the unwarrsnt
during ls
We were nos surprised 81 the Of whcl
humble the would have been iasacu..Sls
that man Of Harstz.ks great talent and
ignorant Of music sisnor Bsnsdctti
we were glad to see bore this piece Of assurance
espnsction with this subject may remarked tina
Thin and that them and ada funds the
70 doubt soon ssIs pses TS. to be Be-
Frys tactics that we hear much about and which thu
the house full during the excitement
ss the Sx @ Bssas ssa Ss
cess would probably attend th second row II took pas
VIM BE- and opportunity will be Afforded to the pub
fresh i'm pc-t.ion q artists has been ordered this
If tbs true We the Old ones viii sdrs
soon e possible spd their places hd BY The new conner:
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soa. ssn wSsrs ssy wSs have splendid
Iaue and sentsmary treatment without any hshts in
That constituted the account and history Of the italian
Opera In New York. On the 9th Of December the same
observations we're made upon 1t in these words
The The @
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the ssrs e. h. ID. D We haS ape, w
burlesqps rather than opera i has DO nothing bl
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are Of the
ana hestisy On ss other
Labosde who possesses TO an degree the
~ peculiar 's and
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tie series
will similar esk up before it reaches the funsss
Of time Of i,s promised termIn
On the 9Th Of January, 1879, find the following
Burst up .ns ended Wien he here tie follow
And the 18th Of January this notice was taken Of
the Simpson benefit
9r1s. AND THE ssPsos
Me shsS sss hon.. simpson
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getting
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With the exception Of these and two little para
graphs published the 18th February ls49 you have
a the remarks made respecting the character of the
On Thursday and Friday the general in chief Mr. Fry,
the legal medical, literary and musical staff Of the
grand army met st Mr.; fsy,s room narstzsa s.y. i
ard that his friends ought to be present to sustain him
on Friday night It Was agreed 70 have them there to
there was general termination to marshall all tho
friends Of the opera and Fry for the ensuing Friday eve
ming. Complimentary tickets were issued, and the
before Foster says he got all the tickets he wanted.
Benet et ays that the morning of Friday he saw La
give five or Fix pin h s1 ds
link proper to examine him rs to the extent to which
tickets given away Revolt, who particularly
tced the appearance Of the audience different
from any be before after in the Opera House
By their clamor they seemed to 30 Indifferent to the
the hs he
stage Benedict says he heard OF many tickets being
given TO persons to hiss him. and the first who gave the
by Mr. Fry and his friends Mr. Kyle the us.,
and his father Me- White, the big long musical critic of
the 0wir and IL Enqsrg. whom the editor Of the
the witnesses concur in stating that the course
va. first to applaud Maretssk rapturousy aud then to
receive Benedett with storm Of htses and that the
object was to break up the performance Bsnedet was
al 10 IN Efv
flushed with victory, elated with triumph the TENOR
rushed upon the stage and announced Circumstances
tween private nature to be disposed Of else
whereo There was tumult and be retired The audi
restored ORDER and Its good sense prevailed over the
effort of s army though when the curtain rose again
Benedett received evdeI of their dsApprobation.
The OPERA however, sung through With the general
opera goers Bsr ede great favorite
S ~ ssTs % n
FIRST snder him to bis audience Wedne day evening
against the advice of Mr. Foster What the of
Fry in all this? submit to the Jury that having ds,ov
cred that he had engaged too many artists ls thought
be would get rid of Of them His advantage to
reduce the number In Decsnber he divided his com.
Philadelphia. This explains those articles that can, 10
any sene be deemed defsn atory As to the articles in
the HERALD Of the 18th of January that
can be regarded libel These articles have shown
: want Of tact and Judgment and of personal
vsracity as between Fry and his artists a.i an. and
and Eaezek prove those facts Naretsek says that all
the time there troubles in the green room; they
were not made puolc Inc only row tnAs did una It's
way into the HERALD that betv Fry and Rossi;
the latter communicated it 10 his friends and 1t thus
gained publicity.
Thirdy-Ths last series Of articles relate to the balls
Counsel here read article from the HERALD dated Sd
January, ls49. headed "Grand Fancy BAn-the Mana
gers Last Kick" il is as follows:-
CT AsroR PLACE rHEATRE-
aANAGER's
We perceive that Mr. Fry under the authority OF the
Opera Commit has announced grand fancy dress ball a
the Aston Place Theatre to of the eighteenth OF
This similar ement and springs from tbs
same causes which produced the grand fancy ball Of
last The treasury Of the estaelihment Ia
quenoe Of bad empty and scheme must
adoptel to repensh its Golfers This ball may probably
be for the strupt termination Of the
altogether " We remember how IL during the last
grand fancy ball got and under the sup
ecLdf which attended it, the OF that day
burst up" and the gu, sorbers, who bad ianoceny sd
certain ubr Of nights cheated
Of third Of the amounsome eight thousand
dollars.
How this fashiona,l will succeed tho present
condition Of fashionable and society don't kno
but shall endesvor TO give 10 all the aid Ia
the last reeort to resusctate and cot it's legs fashionable
soeey and contribute our mic TO the poor Italian ars
who have been dreaduy saerhced and du
ring the sst two yesrs that y INTENDED
vress the concentration OF All the brilliant clements Of
hop which shone glorouy the fancy balls given at
arstoga and Newport last summer vi be reunion OF