The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10
The Opcraac War.
ASorHkh BRoADsiDK PROM rHH AGA 1T OF nUss0

/ NIX AiLnda TO suIL.
s-ihere u one part OF tho letter which ppeare4 v
me Sh" York HEAAip OF frtAny morning. cd iresssd u
mr. James rhaen frsdsst Of tho Aca s.my- of Music.
touching s beneat OF the artists en- plbyss LETT
paid BY you that properly belongs mo % reY to- ~
their acting chairman. The Offer yea have nss your
services through daily journal probably c ut "a
win public appreciation for generous Irthir> 80
Jour purpose you wolcone TO the advantage; q
tse services themselves respectfully bat unanlxoa
declined BY the said artists and cmpleyes whs
upos your proposition to play the fiddle for them
siend Of paying them their jus claims adding irsa
TO Injury.
They furthermore c0arinoed that your appcarane
at the Acadcmy Of Music, ionday nctt wtui add ne
dollar TO the attractions ora popular opera supported
by the spend talents OF tbs tenor Sig Bnxaali
who has chaiitabiy come forward vol a, By the :
other distinguished artists Who have volunteorci o
tho contrary they disposed TO think that sur hav
ing TO do with the occasion would DO serous
san. %sGhSd S.Hr ."S,a f~ .'
In closing Jour leitv OF Friday morning you nfaesi is
SOM 'easroS. phrase. q. to yoss .aersd duty P
may have been rendered 10 you" Aslf . sYfercr
stead Of such vague b1ore ,ss ae
you DO not oa your creditors prom y together
whole in part Or IT, on the oth,r band, YOU a. zen
trely destitute OF means why not Family sad
se rson ai 81 . a, Sl vi
with the public IL wiser 20 taAs tho ss1r
81 these more straightforward courses Very nlE
yourh, " AIJE9u.
sTArrMKNT FROM THE TRKAsURR or THE xAsAoS--
MIST.
Nav YoRE, March o, ls5s.
EpuoR oF nR iuulaLp.
sn-In n tadjsg article of your journal thi. morning.
on The subject Of tho Academy Of Masie. under ths
direction Of Mr. Ole Bull you ask the question what hAs
becee OF the proceeds of the performances. s ntAs
more necessary that this inquiry Should DO met at once,
and distinctly, aiDce Mr. olc Bul has Than
OCCASION declared that no had received account ~
the receipts at the Opera house.
This assertion, beg TO say, Ia not correct, since M
Bun In person and by his attorney, Mr. BalAal~y,
eVuln riy repeatedly informed both during
miuatraon AMI at the close Of ~ of oh that occurred
To 10 the main point OF the receipts and esp~nd
tures desire 10 call attention to ths following bvssf
state nj
Trsd'nyera Account of Reoespi and Expenditures
th Aoadcmy n nl,ic, from isbracys 10, 20 Maruh
b, 1850.
Total amount of receipts Tor siX operas aud one
Due Jamss lhaicn for balance of moneys aa-
shpoed .....s........-.......,... eo %
Total e21 %
Or,
lily fundry enr.pse. rer vouchers ssSs 90
Salaries, &o. paid by Mr.. Watson
Secretary -. ........,........'.,.,. fitsd -
Paid Mr.. Bulkcey attorney for Mr.
NM. ...,.+.,v...ts, liic' W
Broten bank notes to bc redeemed by
ucket sellerh,, W
--e3, v2T 10
Treasurer Of the Academy of kuac, uEdsr tho
nent IL Mr.. Ole Bull The amount received In sabsanp
uopA for tho tselyo nights peTiormano as announoes
(ss Of which have expired ofged In The hands u
t.. eeF who responsible 10 tho Gubzaribers. and
which have not therefore NJ 10 lncluas in ths
above account. g. W. TAYLOR