The New York herald., 1867-09-28

DIriousntIc Nrisslon from the Republic Of
Nicaragua 10 Engiand-The Mosquito In-
diaus 10 be "Receustructed" IL Possible
General NIartin~x's speech In London.
From the London Star. August ~
Last nieht number Of gentlemen Interested IN Ceu-
traI America assembled ths Trafalgar Hote a Green
csricd Of len year. has been President Of Ncaalss
Captain Bedford PIN, r NJ, chairman Of the Central
American association occupied the cesI Ins " com
Messrs Gassiott Bowen Hickman, Hsurty. Senor Cas-
tro Mser, Jacobs Manning Steele rsts Col! nson, Dr.
men Ths usual loyal and patriotic oasts having been
propcssd,
,ra N' shIeh vas The health Of General Martinez
In the course Of his remarks Captain Pm said -
General Marines was born on Christmas Day. 1920.
counry ana thsrsby Obtained the practical knowledge
which WAS destined In after life 70 be OF incalcuiabis
.siSc,,sm which every true lover u his coua,ry must
feel in her hour Of need Joined the army which had
been formed 10 repcl the invaders under the oousisr
ned OF battle and 10 the Cabinet was proved BY the
Il act that in 1856 hs made Provisional President
mainly through his fundamentally, be was unsa.
mousv elected President. During the yeAn 1887 70
1862 be lsd the chair 2: Chief 2. seasasus M
univ 70 bis own countrymen, but 70 those forsignsrs
who were brought 70 Ncsssus either oy business o.
Al the expiration or his term OF once De w
- seced President ana occupied this high position until
February OF this year, when Don Fernando. Guxman
Assumed ONCE. Iboj Sen ShivsuoF IN Ntu
Honduras declared against Nicaragua Inc allies ".
vaded the republic April Of that year ana marcnec
ssraght on Leon. In the meantime the standxd
rarua and thus his Excellcncy the President found
hi.nsslf surrounded with foes on oil sidea Bat
the man Who mainly contributed 70 the downfall OF toe
niibuster walker equal 70 the occasion u was ms
he charman's) fortune 70 be under the necessity OF
pushing hie way into the interior o. Nicaragua sns
critical time. First Of all, the revoluuoniss nad no
manner Of hesitation In Obtaining him. ana no sooner
bad he passed through their hands than he was cap.
sured BY the government troops and npay no arrived
a Ison on the very day Of the battle In thas city-a
battle which finished tbs campaign IN favor OF the gov
ernmsnt and battis in which the General display I'd
the greatest RsllAntry. He should not have made th
dgresson he'd NOS bseu 70 show that ne vss psrson-
ay position attest the fact that Generai Martinez
during his prosrscted career Of power, never m single
instance was guity u sscrhcius the life Of fssov
thoroughly characterised their guest 0enerai Martinez
| very early undsrztood In hos great degree %
| tons happiness and greatness depended On CONNER
| c,sl prosperity, and be had never lost An opportu
nry Of encouraging foreign commercs and sntsrpries
He had taken considerable interest In the Chonals
Gold and silver Mining Company, the Centfd American
Association Atlantic and Paet6c ransf fhroy0A Nscard
orsa al Of rhsch enterprvses E hoped Uns desfswe<
% b Ne precrrs Of ch advent ef progrea a. woult
sso,tig n. nc'sre country c 0enroI Mcyfsnn % tia
/ proud pspisn anp~g Nations which her wondsrfu
natural resources the fertility OF her soil the saubrit,
OF hsr climate and her unrvaIed facility OF transi
between the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards, unquestona
bly, entitled her aspire 70, and which justified tb
| conqtsuodorel 10 applying TO Nicaragua the name o
| III Paraiso dc Maaomet" General Martinez was no'