The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-21
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Th" AspiuwmIl correspondent, "f tho New York
Times, under ''nt""i,hr lth instant gives the fol
lowini, account of the surrender OF the last of the
Gllh,i>tcrs:
Th" most important news I hnvr to con,n,ni.
cate hr this mail is tho capture bv Capt. Sands
of ih" tunt"d States s,cnm lr,ynt,. S,suu.hr ma
OF the hnlanc" Of tl," ihusicr fore. under Col.
Anderson, and their arrival ON the SOL, ult nt
, this port in tho United S,ntcs war steamer Ful.
ton, Capt. Amy. This was the party which ns-
| ccn'lcd Tia" tol"rad" into the san Juan river and
| t"ok p'sscssion of For, Castillo Capt. Sands in
the capture of this force, went to "a still further
extreme than did Commodore Paulny land.
ing on Punta Arenas. lie asccndcd the river San
Juan into the interior of II foreign nation.
| will give YOU the facts MS | have them from
! Il high official source. Nicaragua and Costa
Eirn, III view of their common DANGER it. is pre-
Suin"d, came I" an understanding their differ
Nnc"S, and sent four hundred men Carlos nt the
cn':ahc" L" the lake, and one hundred at Castillo.
Anderson, iihdinr himself closely pressed and
likely to he more So. his stores being short pre-
pared the steamer Ogden embarked his men ON
| her, and then wrote I" Captain Sands asking his
Views IN regard I" his surrender. Captain Sands
replied that he was ready To receive him and his
men. II they came AND d"livcrad up their arms
| subsequently Anderson spiked his cannon burned
all lie buildings about Castillo, destroyed the
| machinery ola steamer at the Rapids under.
stood To hc the Virgin. and having killed all the
cattle and pluudcrcd i'll the merchandise within
reach, started down the river. Capt ain Sands
came upon them under these circumstances nine
| ill's up the river in the Steamer Charles
| Morgan. full OF armed men, and captured them
! without any resistance of course. The Ogden
! was placed III charge Of Mr. C"t,rrlI, United
| states consul III Grrytown who has also charge
OF the Charles Morgan. until ri.h,ful ownership
| in them is shown
Capt Sands thinks there is Il little iriccularitv
M the extreme measures he took, but as he was
! sent out To break up the illib,stcrs he thourht
| tins course the shortest, and the one likely to
save trouble and suffering on all sides
| lhc hliihstcrs have been transferred from the
fult"n t" the abaSh, and the latter vessel sails
witt, them to-day for the United States, calling
III ut i"ca del 'roro and t;rcytnwn. Some twelve
or fourteen of them are sick from fever
| Il "'Siarr Pen" n Tie I'rxt.-Thc jamestown
(WiS) Independent thus describes the manner
IN wh,ck party of poor sewing girls sent, out
from New York by Tie "Chlhcns Aid Society,"
were disposed Of in that village
| ~ charge of ten dollars TO pay their travelling
| expenses, We supppsc) made for cacl, person
The money I" he paid by the employer and to be
deducted from the future ,arnir RS Of the Young
women. The free church was thrown OPEN the
Young women occupying the SEATS in rows, some
"i them crying Customers then walked aIuu.s
the ranks with perfect cooucSS, examining their
c"ndiii"n one by one. and, they found one
suitable, they rlanlic,l the cash AND carried ol'
| their pr:Zc.
Later Ji"m Jum"ic".-1hc ,lnt"s from King.
st"n are I" the 2Sih ult. The I.ruis!atur,. had
passed new labor Immigration bill and rcp.al-
ci the "ld lIcrrdiiam"n tax on l;,,Iihol,lcrs I'm
lieu of the revenue derived from this source the
tariff had been altered aud the seal. of duties OH
many articles OF import and cxp"rt-includmr
mnh"ganv tobacco, soap and brandy-w;.s
| slightly advanced.