The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14


sent 70 give Of these facts and 70 ascertain the posi-
lion Of things hereabout.. Costa hca has withdrawn all
her foolish Prssns0ns from Sicarssasn territory S0rss
py the places thus vaoatcd with considerable spirit"
OF the fortyn nbusters transferred to the Wabash
eighteen Of them laid up with intermittent fever and
a number Of them had to be supplied with clothes.
THE LATEST.
JANUARY E2P.M.
The following are extracts from a private letter re-
ceved in Aspinwal by the Fulton, Dasea Dec. 2a 1861
Anderson evacuated Castillo, after burning al the build
ings and partially destroying the fort spking the
and taking all the goods and cattle he could He
reached the Toro in the river steamer Ogden, on the
evening Of the 9th. W. X. Rogers and other man
who came out with Walker, named Romer, and who had
been up the river, direct 10 Greytown in canoe
and began offering for sale the CATTLE &C. brought down
in the steamer by Anderson After couple OF days Capt
Sands embarked force the steamer Morgan and pro-
ceedDg TO the Toro took Anderson and party prisoners
and brought them and the steamer Ogden to this port
Before abandoning Castillo, Anderson took part Of the
engine Of the lake steamer Ia Virgin at anchor at the
Toro Rapids, and threw portion overheard into deep
water and mud so that it will be difficult to regain it,
There is rumor here that Costa Rca and Nicaragua
have adjusted their diculties-Costa Rca abandoning
all pretensons TO Forts San Carlos and Castillo we'll
the control of the river San Juan Costa Rca also con-
sens that the department Of Guanacaste occupied by the
government Of Costa Rca, shall be nomnaly considered
the territory of Nicaragua This leaves the whole ques
past. 1t is said that four hundred Nicaraguans had
rived at Fort San Carlos 10 strengthen that point pre-
vious to Anderson's leaving Castillo and that this fact
hurried his departure therefrom.
HARBoR, AsrTNwALL, jan 4, 1858
The Surrender of Anderson-Crise Of H. b. Seanser
B,ns,cck-C Complaints Of the Fy6usters-Dicision Of
ne Property Captured-Who Got the Pork and Waiskcy
Fliouster Viesog Public AGairs in Central America
departure Of tie Wabash for the United States, dc.
I-,It.p
war; anchored Gin this harbor. On board of the
Fulton is Col. Anderson and the fifty abusters which
have Of late held possession Of the San Juan river When
Col A. learned they had made his beloved General
had arrested him and carried him 10 tho States and
finding, also, that IL the intention Of the American
commanders to pursue them 10 the death--like wise
and true leader he destroyed Castillo, disabled the
steamer Virgin, and dropping down the river TO
the mouth of the Colorado he despatched boat down
Greytown desiring 10 know what their intentions
In regard to himself and They seized hs boat
her arrival, and instantly embarked party armed
with swivel guns &c, ascended the river and surprised
him and his party, and brought them Grcyown pr
Of war, and safely slowed them on board the
Fulton
II was not until after the English of war left
this haybor that Anderson and his patty were
allowed TO come on shore. The American officers
induced them TO believe the citizens OF Aspn.
wall and the ofncials werc opposed 10 IL, which
not the the Brmswich sailed out the rsssrc
ion was removed. The Brunswick has gone 10 Grey
town 10 receive supplies, and then she 10 the
Caribbean Sea In search of the other parties Of expected
emigrants.
Colonel Anderson and his appear 10 be In the best
Of sprs and the very pictures Of health They all
loud and long nvectyes against the present admnisra
ton whose humble supporters they were. 'To kidnap
from homes; !" "they get 10 enlist
volunteers in the Mormon war; 1--WE are citizens OF
Ncarsgua I have the seal Of old Rivas 10 that enect
lsl uv.IL.
miles up the river he would not have thought Of
ing him. and then they sent boats 40 miles after
and the captain comes himself 10 fetch )" "Tat
oompIimen-so they think aud what satisfaction are we
TO receiver None III make private matter, and the
hrst time catch any Of those buttons on shore in tho
states TINT have assisted TO this act and have been often
sve, II don't beat HIM, why he boat mo-" All this
and great deal moro has been said 70 show thor
sentiment
Anderson tells us that his boys had at tho peril OF
their es collected sixteen head o cattle from tho Cos
N kcans and got permisson 70 sell them Alter ne hal
SusquehaDnah collected and divided the money He had
three boats which belonged to themselves and with which
they the river Colorado, and In which he st
fret given the privilege 10 sell hut he protested strong
against the unfair disposition OF the cattle money saying
that he found no "honor among thieves" they came 70
the conclusion 10 dIspcscss him of the privilege formerly
granted; and besides, OF the boats what OF
the officers wanted on board and had looked for in vain
and old Scott thought he had lost enough OF the compa.
nys properly ente him 10 the others and he pro
mised to give Cotire sal when convenient the mater
settled amicabiy "wheD shall wem thieves "meet
sgains' Ehose that the Point with the General
declare soennly that old Scott stole ali their whiskey and
pork, and then he claims English protection under.
stand that the English Consul IL most indignant that he
had not finger in the Christmas pie declaring he bss
been scurvly used with division Of the spoils
since be has exercised her Britannia Maesys functions
the Mesquite shore.
great mistake believe that the people here arc
opposed 10 Walker. He has many true friends and sym
paihzers here, and Is Is impossible that should be
otherwise for 70 live here any time 10 become nbus
ter. The Americans here upon the sthmus have GER
ainy been IN situation 10 judge feeiinsly OF the vacil
aiing policy of government, and have become su
premely dsgusted with all they hear and Old Buck
and hts old ogy Cabinet al blssfully ignorant az
necessities the state Of Affairs in Central America
and resolved not 70 learn. The Psnams RaHroad
matter helped blind their eyes for 70 close the
transit route as they have Just done, Ia giving
them a mighty boost with the "Captain;5 be
Sides they were known 10 fight shy OF
Walker when he here. Tbsy extended no civilues
to the "lte grey eyed man OF desny'-were not seen
about or near him, dread hung upon his neghbor.
hood But they did shudder To that arbitrator
Spencer BY the bspd-inved him ~ their houses en-.
couraged him and treated him with marked respect N
any body here opposed 10 Walker the pana ma Rail
road Company and few of his spostste followers who
after feeding azily upon his grub for years are now
grown ashamed of their General and appear 10 think
Is q virtue now 10 defame him.
The hlbusters are being sent 10 the Wabash, and the
Fulton Ia cosing They will both leave 10 night, tho
Wabash sailing for The States with Andersen and hs ems
grants, while the FULTON to cruise in the Caribbean Sea-
order TO intercept other parties that may have lc
the states . reported.
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