The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-28
hard trotting and some splendid high, low jack move.

hard trottng and some splendid high, low jack move
| ments before the summer is over.
| The gentleman who robbed Of his pocket book
containing considerable sum OF money at the depot
| on Friday evening, has received no tidings Of th'
whereabouts Of the thief As IL was all the money he
had be feels like man who had been married q
month and failed In business Travellers cannot be
too careful Of their wallets and pocket books at this
time for It Is the season when piekpockes thiev
and burglars are holding high jubilee all the public
roads, and at all the fashionable watering places.
Saratoga, doubtless has her quantum of these pre-
cious souis and will have more before the fashionable
season is over.
The uccessful attempt made on Saturday at the
United States to rob Mr. Ryrie Of Liverpool brother
Of Captain Ryrie, OF the steamer Niagara, is much
talked about because the intend victim had mar
row efcape, and It by mere mira Gle that the
thieves were detected. They had entered his room
when the boarders all at dinner Mr. Ryrie had
been absent from the hotel since eight O'Clock In the
morning and return about three went to his room
TO wash his hands He found the keyhoe obstructed
by key turned en- the inside. lie knocked twice
ana the door was opened to him by two fashionably
dressed young gentleman, both strangers TO him.
He questioned them-they preysricated. III then
attempted to lock the door, to secure them until
assistance could be obtained, but they both rushed
him, down stairs into the street. lie followed them
One escaped, and the other pursued until he
taken, short distance fl ON the main entrance to the
grounds OF the United States the railroad track
the other was taken and both were carried
before magistrate. when Mr.. Ryrie told his story
In the course OF the examination queer develop
ments took place. 1t is assertsned that, during the
chase, one OF the thieves, (Fish) said to be New
Yorker, and most notorious thief and pickpocket,
threw away two skeleton keys aud q chisei. He and
DIS associate In lniquty Jackson put up at the IRE
mont Hotel their bed and trunks searched, and
in and under them found bunch of twenty
skeleton Keys several chsels gouges, files, and other
Instruments OF roguery besides some twelve or fifteen
pairs of ladies' white kid gloves considerable guam.
tity Of valuable thread lace and other plumber
These stamp the character OF the men. Fish has
about his person nearly $1,000 in good money, and
among his papers certificate OF deposit for 81 600
a house in San Francisco showing that he had been
in California. After patient hearing Of several
hours and arguments Of counsel, the prisoners
both bound for trial and at half past ten o'clock
at night were sent down to the jail In Balsnot by an
1t is said the trunk OF Mr.. Ryrie contained $4,000
In gold. He had just returned from tour through
the Southern and Western states. and his way
to New York and Boston, to embark for Liverpool II
he leaves before the trial Of Fish and Jackson
Of they will probably escape but II he is detained
witness the court will doubtless show them to Sing
Sing for year two, for burglary, although they
had stolen nothing. To lit latch in a dwelling
house with intent TO steal considered burglary by
the law OF New York
The book.keeper at the United States informed me-
this morning, that the number of boarders at that
magnificent establishment exceeded seven hundred.
This is pretty little family TO take Of but an
addition to IL Of three hundred Is expected by the first
OF August. To do the cooking and make the pastry
and confectionery for this house three separate de-
Partments-reqnlres about forty hands 70 wait upon
two Of other servants, private walters.
porters &C. and about forty cham bermAids in all not
lar nom two hundred IL must take fortune to sup
port this corps operatives for they gsner
ally contrive to feed the best the market affords
there lie any Of that quality about the house, and then
their combined wages, for four months must amount
to at least ten thousand dollars But with these and
all the other heavy expenses OF the United states
thirty to forty thousand dollars, the present
There are at this time, some splendid equipsges
here from New York; dozen, or more-the hand
soonest OF which 1 think, Is that of Mr. whittemoro
who made quite display, yesterday afternoon In
mounted ON a snirited cream.coered charger dashins
along the road In advance OF him, with her attendant
= can easily conceive, friend Bennett, why the Ne.
other place like 1t In this eountrynone so easy OF
access TO them and not which affords 30 many
There are several pairs Of horses in the stables at
earatogs which cost from $500 20 $1,000 cash aud all
belonging New Workers who have their drivers aud
Attendant sressed In livery and make display that
cannot he exeelled There are about two hundred Of
the utown aristocracy Of your city here and among
them some Of the most elegant women that we have
beard talked about any time within the last ten years
They make great display in the ball room, once or
twice week but they look Interestingly beautiful at
ali times God bless the ladies
There Is large r"-aber OF fashionable New Workers
former establishment, under its present proprietor
Mr. Brown IL fast regaininE its old popularity You
and remember air, when II was the most popular
house In Saratoga IL Ia second only TO the Unted
States. Mr. Brown, although q young man has been
fifteen years in the business, and understands himself
well. He keeps excellent table, and good wines.
P.s. have this evening had a conversation with
the lawyer who IA counsel for the young In jail at
Balston, Fish and jackson, Of New York on charge
Of burs larry lie has just returned rom the jail. where
be had long business interview with the prisoners
He has moved for writ Of AaAess and they will
Friday next and. probably, admitted 20 bail nov
learn that the amount Of money they had about them
divided nearly equally between the two, was about
81 800 principally In 500 bills the New York city
banks, ar few $40 pieces OF gold currency, In adj
dtien 60 this and the certificate OF depose tor 81 900
they have at the rrement stable horse and wagon,
and harness which estimated 10 be worth over
$500. These young scamps are certainly well pro-
vidsd for
hassIor HousE, Carr TsLAsD, July 20, 1850
tn. Gorepor Of Psnnsyrania at Cor, I'iand-IHs Re-
m
United States.
Early Tuesday morning, certain ambiguous
givipgs out" turned adrif upon the Of sur.
mise 10 the effect that Governor Johnston had left
the capital and expected 10 arrive the island
BY the Philadelphia boat In the evening Everybody
looked knowing and yet nobody seemed posted up In
the matter Of thick coming events''evsry face you
met wore an expression which was intended 20 say,
/" You won't surprise me-Im In the secret :" It's
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