The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-31
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81 1857

death OF the republic could not be viewed with indis
ference by Generals D. Tomas Martinez and D. MaximO
Jerez These gentlemen meeting at seven O'Clock in the
morning. and after having examined the validity Of the
powers accorded 70 General Martinez by his party and OF
those conferred General Jerez by President d. ratrco
Rvas they look upon hem to the republic and TO
organize in Of the faculties conferred upon them
government until the supreme authorities OF
the republic should be regularly constituted.
Senior Ras his sanction to this act because be had
other aspiration but 10 find means OF saving the re-
public the other party applauded his act Thus the
whole population submitted 10 the new government, with
out there being the whole republic single detection
The Ministers OF War and Of the Interior, as likewise
Of Finance will present you separate account OF the
labors or this administration which, excited surprise
by its novelty caused also admiration Of the
frmness and crcumspecton In general and D particular
by the way conducted the elections to give for
result the unity in the administrative march as well as the
most admirably maintained public order. Above all, 70
this anomalous administration due the establishment
of the legal authority in the exercise Of your august So
yereignty.
The government actively employed in gathering
the necessary data for the reesabshment OF the ri
bunal Of Commercial Consulate Il has been perceived
that during the time the said tribunal was united In the
Departments OF the East and Of the West very satisfactory
results have been obtained for the better expedition OF
affairs both n the judicial and economical branches be-
longing its resort The government will indicate the
notifications judges necessary under the present cir
ON account Of the great losses suffered by
merchants consequence the and the burning OF
Granada and it wishes 10 direct your attention To this
matter.
We are very much satisfied be able state that the
most friendly and cordial relations continue TO exist with
OF Costa RIGA nothing has been neglected TO engage the
CT that State TO form Of both republics
single nation but unfortunately the Difference shown by
Nicaragua that republic far from being answered 70, It's
government made upon rs by taking possession OF
Castillo Vejo and bockadng the fortress OF San Carlos
whose garrison summoned by 70 surrender TO Costa
Rca The government acting according TO international
laws accepted the war begun in SO irregular way by
that republic and has made preparations for the defence
OF the integrity OF territory in particular the Tran
sit line, whose possession is laid claim TO by the Costa
Rican government But in spite Of this difference,
have good hope that all will be satisfactorily
ranged by the establishing of legal order through your
has been kept which the Minister OF the Corresponding
Department will bring TO your knowledge
Honorable Represenatives-Prmn us to address to
observation upon fact Of vital interest Nicaragua
and the Uhoe f Central Ae lea find themselves involved
the rapid political commercial and social depeopeent
Of the maritime and industrial nations and If Central
America does not ededror ddrdnee Nth equal she
in danger Of being eaced, has been the ,c Cali
fornd scithoa there remaining scarcely any traces Of Cen
trail Americans there Of Mericdps in that
duryer0us region
The Minister of Foreign Relations will furnish you with
the necessary Information the present situation, and
the urgent necessity OF promptly coming resolution
as TO whatever the goatons with the govern
ments Of Her British Majesty the United States Of
North America and the establishment OF the Transit route
We terminate with giving thanks 10 the Almighty, who
degned to lead the events TO satisfactory issue OF
domestic dssensons, by placing the republic in tho
binary way of progress and prosperity We congratulate
you the Of the people who elected you to be their
saviour ard congratulate ourselves for having had the
fortune to address you at the occasion Of your nsaa
ton AS the Constituent Assembly.
GRFGoRIo JUARFz,
ROSAIIO CORTEZ.
MAsAGUA, November s, 1857.