The New York herald., 1845-02-02
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crew, when Captain Ryndefs stepned forward and
offered to get The boat OH IN half an hour if thew
would give hlm the command OF the crew They
laughed at his proposal. Sportsman-like Canal,
Rynders instantly offered TO back up his op,nion
with his money, and after making bets with The
COMMANDER, mate, and others 10 The amount of
about thousand dollars, ne took command of the
crew, whom he promised, gold in hand 10 reward
II successful, with half eagle apiece, and dollar
70 each IN any event CaptsiD Ryncers went 10
woIh, ana IN twenty minutes The boat was ahoat in
ueep Wttei, 10 The Joy and astonishrsent oi ALL and
lac had won. oey
ouch Is brief but fair specimen of the life led
~ s unI Doe 9iovanntor several years, in which he
nSuleu ana Houfished IN numberless siIrrinc scenes
personal encounters, and thrilling adveniuyes
winning scars on every limb"-too numerous II,
&c, &c aetalled Ia daily paper Women and wine.
nsnaas, sporting, dancing, and free living, all re-
ceVeu que attention, and some of them were
never neglected. HIS friends always shared his
hIiphess ara ms purse, and his enemies often feIt
.ne iofce OF other arguments. He has been heard
70 challenge any man 10 allege dishonorable act
OF ms llie up to the present moment. Nor has he
as has been charged. ever been indicted for an
infamous offence. He he's always been the de-
lehpeI OIL me iair sex, and of the weaker party,
ana OF MS own countIymen where foreigners
were concerned And several persons now In the
cry relate thrilling. exploit of his a few years
slnce a, osontp, In Upper Canada, upon the race
the purse and difficulty arose about giving up the
money The Canadians refused to give II up.M
rney sa,o' TN NO American horse shall carry Of the
money: Inc yankees We're cursed and damned
and fight followed Captain Rynders not onIy
oeclded that the money should be given up bnt
ina, no Anne rlcan there present should be insnlted
with lmpunly The tight grew furious, and q
young American in one OF the booths came near
oelng Killed. Captain Rynders rushed 10 the snot
having IN his hand knife of fearful dimensions
stand back! shouted he "No damned yankee
.nali nave word to say here % said thew Cant.
hynders replied, :" am yankee, and will saw
what please, and. (srandishing his knife. \ if anv
one OF you dares to lay finger upon a Yankee or
say disnonoIable word Of an American citizen, Pll
hunderstruck, and allowed Captain Rynders to
bear away the young American, Ia stranger to
NM mm,) IN safety to The town This boarding Of the
be forgotten in Upper Canada He became the
terror OF all who knew him there and MANY
amusing stories are told OF the awe in which some
OF the Canadians stood of him and his ''Arkansas
,ooth-pck"
Several winters Captain Rynders spent at Wash
,.nston: where he is as well known as he is in
New YORK, and where his character is hishlv
% spohen 1I by n'any who know him He was ar.
rested while there, together with Breedlove and
JeweiI, on Suspicion OF being connected with the
abstraction OF lhose Treasury notrs.n OF which
50 50 much has been said He was taken TO New
thoroughly investigated, but not the slightest
ground OF suspicion found against him No indict-
ment was obtained, ,snor tial had The matter was
was the confidence of his friends In him af he
Time, that they offered to go bail for him TO any
amount-a 100000 if necessary. In that affair
great injustice was done him, for which no re-
dress can ever be obtained
For eighteen years he has been an active. wool
dyed democrat OF the g unterrified" class. He
took an active part for MIR. Van Buren, in the pre
scme down 10 the Baltimore Convention last Nav
ind nls subseque connection with the redoubl-
able Empire Club OF this CITY,
Inc history OF the Empire Club, of lis oreaniza-
q nr1n aty..a
aot 0e prepared In season for to-days paper They
are oi deep interest, and will be got ready at the
'arliest moment. The materials are rich and
teundant. Some Of the g fancy will figure.