New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1872
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The conflict has renewed in Frances the Minister
OF the Interior been defeated In the Assembly and
has resigned. - Twenty-Five peers have been
created in Prussia. The Mexican Congress has ap-
proved Of the ROsocrans railroad project
Mr.. Greeleys death exctes expressions OF sorrow
throughout the country memorial to Gen.
Meade is to be erected at Gettysburg. 80 The sena-
tOria contest IN North Carolina is stll undecided
The announcement of the death OF Horace Greeley was
received with universal expressions Of regret. =-
Cold l2t lI2 Il2i Thermometer 1872 24o 1872 20 So',
$50.
On the fourth page of THE TRIBUNE, to-day,
is printed an interesting letter from one of
the prosperous Colorado colonies. The growth
of the region of country which is therein de-
scribed is something marvellous; it is only an
earnest, however, of what will yet be accom-
plished in that garden of the continent.
Ii Will strike most people as an eXtraVagant
thing TO pay over one million dollars year
for public printing. The report of Superin-
tendent Clapp gives these figures and the
mass of matter sent from the Capitol to the
printing-house has swollen so enormously that
a pneumatic tube to convey it thither is build
ing. This is a great leak; ii ought to be
stopped.
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panies desrous Of building a railroad through
that State, appears to have terminated in the
success Of the one which Gen. ROsecrans
represents. If the Generals plans now receive
the prompt backing which the Mexican Con-
greSs undoubtedly expects, their good effect
upon the development of the country can
hardly be OVerrated.
The annual report Of Commissioner Doug
lass, of the Internal Revenue, of which we
publish an abstract this morning, gives va
riety of statistical information. He estimates
that the revenue from internal taxation for
the current fiscal year will not fall short of
S110,00O0OO, or $20OO0,0OO less than for the
year ended juno 30, 1872. The decrease is
caused by the reduction of taxes.
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clared constitutional in the U. S. Circuit Court,
we hope to see all its provisions enforced with
vigor and prudence. The law, imperfect as 1t
is, furnishes the only possible shield for Poor
Jack 1t il the basis of future measures for
the reformation and revival of our merchant
marine. We are truly glad that this attack on
It's validity has failed utterly and ignomini-
ously.
On another page we publish letter from
a Berlin correspondent, giving the roseate
views of German publicist on American
diplomacy. Although our knowledge of our
Civil Service prevents us from accepting these
statements without qualification, they may
still be Of some advantage in pointing out
what we might accomplish under a more
favorable system of representation in foreign
countries.
Perhaps there is not much difference in the
experience of one family of Western emigrants
and another. But a pleasant writer, who has
a lively recollection of her baps and mishaps
when preparing new home in the West,
wears ago, tells the new-Old story 80 well in
THE TRIBUNE to-day that we must call atten-
ton to it. Emigration is still going forward,
and somebody may be helped and cheered by
reading the narration.
Three separate organizations OF insurgents
are reported in Spain. These are variously
called Rep ublicans, Federals, and Carlists. In
every case where collision has taken place
between any of these and the Government
troops, the latter have been victorious. The
results may be exaggerated, as we get only
one side of the story but it is clear that the
uneasy political feeling in Spain is fomented
and aggravated by these violent events.
We print in our Washington dispatches
more complete summary of the Presidents
Message, which will be sent TO Congress to-
day, than has heretofore been published. This
brief resume, which probably covers all the
points of the document, shows that the Mes
sage will be q return to the old-fashioned
communication Of the Executive TO Congress.
1t will be more like business review OF the
condition Of national affairs than State paper
embodying striking suggestions and recon-
mendations 10 Congress.
The Prussian Government has created another
batch OF peers to enable it to carry the Re-
form bill through the Herenhaus. Thus far
Wo have been informed of the creation Of