The New York herald., 1867-09-28

in England on special mission to government 10
reference TO the Mosquito question: and be tsns
ing existed between General Aarf'- AR
this matter, ard he had no. "a pest iesl.
-s 20 ~ .ez and himself on
respeos .oubs that q solution SAILS
P"' =. would speedily be arrived ~ !, ~
.s long usuding dispute. In conclusion, ne
ssed the health anS happiness OF 4sne'a' in'A'-'
General MARTINEZ returned AXIS IN Spanish ana ",
followiSg Is translaon: The frieny Ieennk -. ha
oapsln rim mas always manifested To, N.st acts o
p.ooaoy pr induced him 70 mention to you the - IN
My pubic nie, IN which Providence has fsyors> -
" 30 80 mycn success Captain PIN has justly refsi.
eonn, u'mcun and trying periods through which M
necessity 70 offer my services with the wi,ngness the
oecson ana the entire abnsgaon OF true patriot The
prveses @ which nature has conferred upon Nicaragua
.u .ne csamitles which the republic has endured were
tne principal motives which led me TO labor for its
wsmsn ana Independence. The fertility OF the SOIL the
Eudness and variety OF the climate its numerous rivers
sna US magnificent lakes, present such an abundant
source q national wealth that may be permitted
menton them 10 the honorable strangers now present.
whose industry will, trust, contribute 70 open and
explore this privileged country With this object laws
have been passed in Nicaragua TO enable foreigners
aAsh 10 the country enterprises valuable 70 the
promotion OF ~ational industry. II my duty 10 sx.
press to you on this occasion thss his Excsiency the
President is animated with he waruest sentiments in
favor Of legitimate Intelligent and peaceful imngss-
ton Capan PIN, by his general knowledge by his
nodgious activity, BY the numter nd inporfdne o. ms
fie,ds always has received the undertakings which
cised cers the executive power, and will always
afford the greatest pleasure to give HIM the same
Gacitss In position may hold in my country.
The Introduction OF English capital the working Of
mines that part Of the repuoic in which they most
abound hs work entirely and has conroaied IN the
highest degree TO the improvement of an important
branch OF public wealth. ! am glad 70 hear that
Captain PIN Is delegated by the Mosquito Indians 70
attend TO their interests and ! am well able to
appreciate the coed sentiments which this gentleman
has manifested In favor OF those unfortunate tribes
which been under tho protecuon OF no NATION suce
will Jpay
convention OF Managus and have not beeu 10 to pro-
tsct themselves WE'LL having the necessary means 70
do H. The government of Nicaragua warmly desires
10 effect their absolute rercorporou and 70 promote
ther welfare equal terms " the kcNasuan citizens
s xSuS soas ,ssns S,ss .1 p,,ss ss S e ps.:ss ole
point of he Nicaragua fcr1t ~, and paf pA,cA or
Aess Circumstances most erpo ed % tee a0evesis~ Of anse
ana deunteiy rs-incorporatcd with the republic. l
have co.ndence that the mission which have under
taken to shs British government win result fsvoraby,
and that tho well known justice Of this government the
kind reception which her Majesty has given mo.
and the snighssnment Of her hsSss'ys Sscsetsry
that Of his worthy colleague, will lead to success
During the daysI have spent In England have al-
undertakings which have elevated this oouniry TO DO
high q position in the civilized world. The remero-
brauce OF these things shall joyfuly buck to my
country IN order to sustain and help its projections
through the way OF peace and progress. which happily
II has entered some years since Allow me- IN conclu-
sion. gentlemen, propose to you the health or my
dsng gushed TREND Captain Bedford PIN and ask your
sincere good wishes for The realization OF all those pro-
tects which his characteristic activity has undertaken,
seeing M we do his exal cd qualities ara N tho
roughly appreciated bv his own country men as they are
by the inhabitants OF Nicaragua
The CHAIRMAN briefly responded to the compliment
Mr. BOWEN Consul General for Nicaragua said-t
affords very great pleasure to propose the next
toast second only In importance to tue toast OF the
evening" In association with the nsme OF the lustrous
visitor whom privilege TO entertain this evening
With your permission. sir rise to propose prosperity
to Central America, and though am fully convinced
that w ably resp nded 70 by the talented ssates
man Mr. Marcolea the sccreatea Mnlser po.ss-
foreign Powers Europe have bocn 90 successfui ~
eveuced by the decorations 10 his happy privilege 70
wear vel as one directly associated tor long period, In
cludiug residence Of some years in that prosperous.
rich aud picturesque ra Of the world feel prompted
20 add that individually most sincerely participate 10
the sentiment Of the toast am justified In alludpg
TO The prosperity OF because Ind that the
Central American repnbcs "nile urn 70 'heir 'nae
rest Of the world. arc now very considerable con-
sumers Of our manufactures, aud importers or our
most modern and improved machinery, sending US
10 return the products OF It's SOIL such - indigo,
cochneal cotton. sugar. coffee and variety OF other
articles ali most valuable 10 the trade Of our own
trv. Nor must | omit to refer the great mineral
riches OF Central Amercs In an infant state OF de-
veopment only ou! wn cn' sns co fse OF gmo: am am
central Cent. ''1 American States has been mos. uns1:
amped Ten years ago tho arrival Of Ship despatched
from shores by the long and circuitous voyage
round Cape Horn. to be accomplished IN avo 70
occasional event Now through the enterprise Of
frieuds and neghbors the Americans. limo of well
y hs Oo On =. 90. less than
10 each month saa she progress already attained 10 the
commerce Of thoss eeansnss sSundany evidenced by
referred TO in the enormous amount OF freight carried
outwards and homswards via the lsthmus OF Panama
More receny the creation Of banks and other societies
have been established With overy element Of success
but the contemplated construction OF rasay through
Nicaragua will, when completed oe the crownng WORK
IN the development advancement OF Central America
brpgipg within Q foringht's direct communication
with thess which together occupy an area OF
about three hundred thousand square miles, with popu
Iatiou OF three million uhab,tanrs With the iutrodac-
Of capital and ~ith the assistance OF foreign enter
prise, au, reasonable 70 anticipate orisna lusure
OF the pa Be squallsd in the future. our trade with
Central America must be largely augmented The policy
| for foreigners 10 come among them enjoying equal
| rights and privileges wi the natives Of the soil With
| 10 the toast, prosperity To Central America"
Senor Marcoela born In 1907 and uttered the d.
plomac service of Spain in 1926 la 1884 he left his
country, add soon after turned his attention to-
ward Central America II Scnor Marcoleta ,oho en-
tired inc ne req sa,ions wifs ne esen Emperor Of the
Fenc Men pr. osr mam p'ors oa mssg y mt y
NicaroguI and 10 this day his Mcjesv reans very fa-
rora, feeling hsc1rds tha country and great NJ peel for
m. disf,n0ushed iptmas ,cho guest hs evesing
I'm 10 1sls Isnor Marcolcta served Chsrg6 dAnare
but since be has been advanced TO the rank OF
,s,.rS o. Gsoersi Msioss whom wo ara delighted "a
see here evening, has just commenced his career IN
the dplomatic service. where bc, no doubt Will en-
N csupe shs names OF ssnor xarcolea and Don Emtls
BERNARD with the toast Of "Prospsrty 70 Central Amsu
Senior Marcolsa returned thanks In French and othel
speeches having been delivered, the proceedings tsrn
| mated
ANOTHER DIsTILLERY SEIZED IN BUFFALO,
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HsaAln.