The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

trsl" lie, gentlemen every word, from beginning "a
had she c.nsS, How ssa sss BEEN injured
guags could b used more abusive thsn thitf thsrs
y estimate the spirit Amsric. or Of any other country
What was Mr. Fry 70 do should he visit and personally
Kicked through All the In New York and il nsvsc
did him any good What Is he to dof Is he calmly e
wh n: sS:: g1on him this
which Mr. Fry has taken 1t has been asked by the ohee
side why h. did not do thi. before, Why did he wait
Bennett has attempted BY every to postpone and
put OF the All the law in New York has been put
In requston to this end-frcm Mr.. SANFORD, through
Mr.. Brady, through Mr. Galbraith, and | don't
lnOw how many more have labored to this sId-.
Of February ls4s; the suit commenced before tho
end of that month There has been counsel altar soun
ss employed I0 Mr. s.na,IfS Gown s 20 S
know how many more have been engaged in this suit zoe
the purpose OF evey manner of Means creating delay
posing Of the trial Now they complain that We have
srsd the suit to remain here three or four years With
other aide asks you why it that at the end Of fouS
years. court and jury shsud be called ~ on to Paee
just much justice and reason In that az there any
thing else connected with these publications" Ihua
aO~ poSSs IN
esn room and e1citsment in the pubc both assertions
utterly false thus begins the reconstruction Of fash-
tocracy, the second fer the vulgar" Believe gsns1
men, have nothing more to In rslasn to this pre-:
undoubtedly well disposed enough Italian girl; beau.
tiful singer, public favorits the plaintiff thought
delpha it fsigDsd but he did not know whether
1t was rotperhsps he thought she might have sung
so rr and ir dness But she was iu bs hands Of
ott ers knew how to take sseduty-
70 stir womans feelings and then obtain from her
card just like that poin'iDs to the hls though month
after the action with license of preston with
stretching of the truth to be published fer ourpo
which she probably at the time did not undersaed
but which they perfectly we'll understood to be for carry
ing out the grand dssgnths grand conspiracy asanst
and of which this ia part Of the performance ful6
msnt. pass to Benedet and his story, and how
much better he succeeded in prS,Og What he stated
primo basso. Mr. Sherman here pulled Mr.. j. BY the
coat tall and whispered with him for moment.l
primo tenor that Fry had in his company; at all
events he the favore of the public he the
who regarded, far the tenor concerned
in the st place. for the purpose Of ning thai
situation under sanquirico Patti Bear that in mind.
hon tho o. q
Benedict was taken sick, and he sent 70:
Forbes gave him certificate Of his Illness reported
to Fry that he was sick Now that appears in his own
letter. which published here MT exactly psrspcuous
as to dates but look at it and examine it. win
find that am correct by comparing dates But BY the
bye while he was thus sick Friday, bills had gone out
for the performance Of ''Norma" the following Nom
day. 'The great TENOR" as Mr. Bennett calls him, lay
in bed ON his back sick and he got psysoians eera-
sNorma on Monday evening There was no probability
that he could do So ard accordingly on Friday Mr. Fry
@ ,ss s;nSr s %
the public by tho information teas shs great tenor''
lay Lis back confined to bed by sickness Arnold,
found tie suation in which Fry was placed in consented
to take the part OF Poione and perform it on Monday,
and he did Now Wednesday evening of the same
week Lucreza Rorga," advertised 10 be performed,
in which Benedeu all o TO take part and he had
did perform IN that opera en- wednesday the 18th Of No.
vember get 1t the dates because he says the Friday
bsiosIhe boasting now Of never having ds.ppoints
the truth He seys-n Much been said Of the desp.
pointmehts to which hs public have been subject, in
consequence Ct the caprice quarre Of artists here.
toore It is my PRIDE that can truly say, that have
never disappointed New York audience. The announce.
nent for Monday Lass exception to this re-
mark for on the Friday preceding another artist had been
designated by the manager that Besides all that
was confined to his bed by fever and 10 order taa
Fry might be fully assured of his condition he fB,ne
dettil desires that he should eerd ~
attend him sBd who informed him that hs was too i'll to
appear Now lou sse that tho Friday BEFORE Arnod
had been put his place. because he too ck to per-
form TOR on Monday in Norma" On Saturday morning
Maretzek called upon Bone det and him il he had
any objection to Arnodi performing the part Of Polone
In Norma" That was the next morning after Fry had
havs somebody; they could suffer delay because il
was to havs rehesrsa ard he assigned the
Part TO Arr old Benedict told Maretzek that he had
no objection At all only sl!ude to this to show vor
what a contemplate subtersge this man after
wards resorted 70 In order to throw blame upon Mr.
performance Of "Lucrexia Borga,U Fry called
upon Henedst in his dressing room and informed him
Friday evening following Bnedstti ssid-"So yos have
given tkat part to another man. Arnold would not be-
the moftihcaton This vas his tsnos Of hsvna 1l
taken away from Arnold The to Bsnedetu Was
great tenor that attracts the pubApnoa yss
not brought here for taking that part you vere and
insist that you shall perform Friday night" Tnsn il
was that the generation took place between them
regard to Madame Laborde and Bensdett ohie ia
sing with her And now win tell you Why Madame La
Tuhi his little sweetheart, and to whom understsnd hS
has since been married should be excused from perform.
ing the srduous part Of "Norma ia New York though
she lad performs in It in phis in November.
Mr. Fry. in tender consideration moved By the impuIses
o.. nsars against his own interest," consented
and she was not, during the whole OF that sessop In
New York MsIetzek swesrs to it, and If there is any
iuaSe time would turn to the testimony and read it.
Here Then, have Asehi pa ssd in the part Of Pol.
Temporary substitute Arnold that and Was ssts.
ned. When Benedett got we'll enough. on Wednesday.
Friday evening" then he objected that vonIi nof hs
treating A,nodi well Whether it was or rot it Wa
none Of his business that was matter to BE- aetsd be.
only Tor the purpose Of getting rid Of performing tho
part, and ssttisg rid Of /. probably for tso
eiDg Madame L.bords, French ariae rival the Italian
Norma" This was the situation Ct things on this
Wednesday evening Bensdstt peremptorily refused to
sing on Friday evenilg in Norma and he put the
ground, have stated sp CITY, and will show YOU
by and bye from the evidence and though he may not
have made of the EXPIRE sion that Madame Labordo
Gang ridcu usy he did base his refusal the express
ground that she was not fit to sirg in Normao that the
newspapers bad ridiculed her. and he swears himself
that Bennett iidcued her cruelty he to all that
and yet he peeDds also TO that Fry lies when h
told the audience that he (Benedstt had said that
Madame Laborde ''sang rdicnlousy.n The fact "a ths
Fry driven TO necessity there his xdvertsemsnt
Gut for Fiday eyepii CHE new what the public would
expect that they would expect senedetd unless he
vas flick - he knew what his contract provided
and he did direct, and lie requested and rsasonsd
with and expo tueted sglinst his obatnasy
and Benede stu refused. Ms, Fry put into that
up, shattered TO pieces by dsseuons insubordna
tion OF the arss for xplaned reason or other
or Mr. Fry must tist urcn his rights And II Benedetu
rouia not Stag when If ssi do then Fry should
maize some xfauaion 70 TIE pablc so that the m ,o