New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

WAsENGroS, Friday, Dee. 30, 1852
Tie National Union Committee met last evening:
TIE meeting was spirited. Measures were discussed
Tor rendering the party general and e'ccve, hy CO.
operating with Stae organizations, and forming mon
Clubs ia WARDS OF cities and iu towns throughout tho
country. a resolution WIS adopted provldlE Tor the
enlargement Of the National Committee by members
from each Sfa'e not % exceed u number WAX OF lns
Rerretg natives and Senators there'rVM ia Oh. Cor
sress Of the United States
The negotiation of the treaty with the Liberal Cow
srnment Ct Mexico hs revived the hopes ana enter
prizes ~ various rites who have heretofore lnl atcd
measures ur the construction OF railroads across Next
can TERRITORY IN order t0 effect more speedy ans
reliable communication with tfc Pacific coas..
The Tchuautepec route Was tayoutc with lAe io.<
aud the succeeding Admin rauons, for w'4o . w'u-
secure the important ohec- contemplated, % was r,
2rded Sc a basis o. acc lmol,Ol 90 the A'ertsls oil
all section, Of our country.
Ire President, in his INSTRUCTIONS 90 VIZ. Ntil'..e
WAS particular IN providing i0r The pro-ee JON az inc
rixhts a. 10 muutes of all The ClLeu- oi lle hei
Staies without regard any individual rche one or
ertefrr i-es whatever In connection with the transit
prvileges thus Ear secured. But, 40 te same ul.e
ths Juarez Governments, wishing TO be t-'hlh 20 ~
OBLIGATIONS Will coubtr-f respect rs existing toAt-
with the Louisiana Conn ms. tAe operations on "uNtl
on the sfhmUs were, 70 l- known, slsltii'1 e-Ne.A
month. ago owing to p,Uuuiarv tul1attd- neHi~.
Both Governments -, .tH.rc ile Le "t'. "'
Transit routes and viii protect tlcn % % .,-tlN oS
military iorce but the protection e..a''t p. '''.iS,
or cNtected unless the Halrpad tomr-ly t+i-p'l.
troous munitions OF war, aut E.-.aI. supp
either Government ~ ha-t rates tn.ls T" '' ''L--
rarics or private individuals. lh. agltss 10 o. tar
conditioI, -! the plCtecu'1 "a sii ..ia I" iA o
There cannot be combs thg. oar Go',1'," "D'
take If has not already ak.u, inca ,ra t' ri'''I,
the reopenng Of tie l,luantepet IoNc' ana -. ''''
NIL aus before he leu the United N.fs .-r NeNt'''
understood fully the views OF tbe Albums f''i'n "'
III subject. .. am.
C,rti men in,ercstsd f. Gro Tel U4rcprt F,nic e't'
fdeufly -aV that % viii De pen"d rl.tt '. LAY,
slo ai,sfices than heretofore. HE Company l'- '
luy7o-c i 70 be re0rltl.1go ami more
a,fi,ort .eeured Il is estimated tha' SSW"'' "i.
D. efficient to colsFae, ,he road, ain"le' 30 ' '
,.rorosed tp make The eaIltal So. Ol',V'.
~ Ia See connected with the Louisiana t',A-
Many sfsnds in high FAVOR with the LIBERIA NV', q
net.t OF Mexico. lie Was true ana AVA - -
other davs TO both Juarez and tl'amp'i ,-p' 49,
recrntlN when he Rcactln.sts ulTe-',lto ''.' ~, ~
he placed steamer belonging 70 hs ~, -
1.ppo..l az thc Liberal Government wh..l "a,'
viii advantage iu The ueichoorh0od o, NS.N -.
'Tbis ,leuan in conjunction with nl. h'uJ'.,i
nil I, - aid I'm quarter usually Wei m''ill'' 80
such subjects visg Ner Crgz on huslitss 'o., y.
With this railroad and IN order 70 ele,' soyL
fous o. their contract as WIN ine po'', go. tI-t}
eo+errrise ard in tbs GRAND, ID rs - D., az
tl+y yyid hsye the COZ perailon Of SIR PIE |'o' i
These movements are NJ patl, hoWeN'li ..4
sppno.top that the treaty vii be daily f,niIi' - q;
The dif Guilty between 1r. Gro" 'liI "a IL, th
sill reu9ing There is so3d reason 10 u,lc'' -
latter his sent the former 0Hcc' 's''''
were I'm the House today. ,..-, n,
Tie Republicans voted against the adl 2uil ~
fbe IIouse until tuesday. number pI Tue ~. ~ :.
vii avail themselves Of the blei recess 70 's' 'N''
EomeF. Alb. hest
anbo-ty Tor s,aiiug that measures We're IN Irogtos
for geieril meeting of the Presidents ana Du.t,D-
OF he southern roads TO provide Tor me Soulh'i =
nsnUfaehlre az locomotive and other railway equip
peoiS