New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27
ROW AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ARREST OF EDITORS-THE PARTIES HELD
tn RAIL,

TO BAIL.
Last evening q disturbance ACQUIRED at the Academy
Of Music grow ing out of the attempt OF Mr.. Imam
tie Lessee and manager of the Academy OF Music to
exclude Mr. John Darcie the musical ard theatrical
reporter Of Porters SPIRIT fine Times, from the en-
tertsirmens given at the Academy. Mr.. Darhe was
Glnelly connected with Mr.. Clmsn 10 business rea-
tons having for some furnished the h0'ai0s
OF tie operas sod within the building. Owing, how
ever to some disagreement the relation were not kept
up and AZ Mr.. UIman gave orders to have NJ Darc-e
excluded from the house time since, 1t reasona-
he TO suppose that the feelings OF Mr. Ulfnan toward
Mr. Darcie who has been for several months connect
ID with Poytcy's Spit/ lot of the nest friendly
cLolacter. Mr.. Derce's exclusion caused George
Wilkes. the editor Of Porte's Spirit, to address the
following communications to Mr.. Ulman
OFFICE PORTER's SPIRIT OF the TINES,
Ntw-YORK April 10, 1853. !
Il. UIlNAN, esq.-Sr: Your letter Of yesterday,
rcpea ting your determination to exclude Mr.. john
DsIcie, the Musical and Dramatic Reporter OF Por-
h,'s SpirH, from the public performances at the
Academy even though he purchase his ticket has
reached me- and have carefully read what you say
in justification of that act.
My answer il, tia. / send Mr.. D6rcie TO the Acatc
nv and ether places Of public entertainment, not a.
John Dacie, but as the representative OF the Psper
c,nduct, and claim that so long as he bears himself
lawfully and decoICusly while in Attendance a. such
pisces lis personal characteristcs are merged IN hls
representative position.
Were editors to submit 10 any other rule and make
MANAGERS the umpire of the private standing OF their
employees, they would be continually subject 10 tne'
strcal Gictation and might at any moment nave their
employee. turned upon their hands, ana their paper
left dc ftient Of report. This was the case with Us
in yon~ arbi rary and nyidOus exclusion OF Mr. Darcle
We sent him 20 the Academy as our reporter, w.th
directions in accordance With our rule, to pay ipr DIS
ticket; and you knowing BIN 70 be our reporter, a!'
I 4. 10 ffr1pd nd ~ I
the willie to acQueint us with your r:scnpt IL % iof
this wrong and indsnity We seek redress and we ex'
poet 10 get It by law.
see nothing in the charges you make against Mr.
Darcie that may not easily be explained away and It
u.atteIs lite whether or no, he was the orlgnai
Toucbs.ore Of The Lond0R Era, since hpd bin 70
lie better writer than the persoh who has charge OF
ira: qeraitmeg IN the indicated London journal.
Moreover. nv personal observation Of MI Dircie
has been entirely IN his favor. have always ioucd
lin TO lie quiet wemanLered, seii'lespecung zen
temsn: ard notwitl standing what you soy OF nls
charactor lave yet 20 hear the rst person speak III
q hin. s.,r
rshed ne III a. lie has acted corIuptly whllei my EN-
ploy OF violated Tire decorum due 70 any respect aDle
place of D. bic entertainment, he VIII az once be as
ii have not to cay, except that desire to assure
YOU that am not sctuated the steps ON taxing oy
sIy persOra anime ty to you but SIMPLY by desire
q ndcate the rights Of he paper conduct ana 70
cstalllsH the pfincIpie mat tnibio n1'C 80
privilege of Admission for pay, 10 licensed places OF
public entertainment oil other members OF tue c0tn
n,ni,v Yours &C Gro. WUKEs,
Editor Of Poyt<ys Spirit Of ne Tuna
OFFICE Or PoRTER's SPIRlT,
NEw.YoRK, April %, l85S.
Nh TENHARD ULLMAS: Sgt Is my Intention
q visit the Academy Of Muse % MONDAY evening
Lext accompanied by the usca reporter oi Forter
SyirH Of M Tines in order that he msy witness the
p-rfomsnce On that occasion and wrie MS opinion OF
= for the above named paper We Will ootn De- pro-
yided With tickets, which We will purchase OF your
SCENTS in accordance with the lnyausble rule OF ell
pcr1crs attached 10 PoTteT SPIRIT when visiting the
siers and other places Of pubic entertainment 10 the
city. -, ,. ~,
Tle gentleman who will accompany me viii be Mr..
John Dsrcie who YOU are aware, has for a long Pc
rod acted as the regular musical reporter OF Port5s
Sptr,t ofh Times. send you this notice 10 order,
after what has happened that no person usde
you that Mr. Dsrc.e or myself intend TO visit the
Your, 2c.. GEORGE WILKES
Editor Of Porter. Spt1t Of tIe Tine.
IL anticipation Of any disturbance which might arise
Capt Btrrett, Of the Eighteenth Precinct, detailed
eight men, under the command Of Sergeants Potter and
TemsDp, to the Academy. During the day, however
Mr.. Ullman appeared before Judge Russell, and made
complaint, upon which wanat issued for the ar
rect of Mr.. Daroie. The warrant recites that
Where's, complaint on oath has besn made before
tbe.updera red City Judge Ct the CITY Of New iork,
by Bernard Il. UImsn. that one John Dsrcie mas poen
mite habit OF annoying him wisain bis pace o. "De'