New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
The Presidents Annual Message.
What GOrchakOG Thinks of Speedy Suppression.
A Compliment for Gen. sigels Troops
PROPOSED NOTIFICATIONS OF THE TAX LAW.
Special Dispatch to The ". Y. Tribune.

n Tie London Gazette, has just reached this
country, and was communicated to the Secretary Of
State yesterday by the French Minister. We are
assured on good authority that it is entirely friendly
in tone, and is little more in words, whatever may
be it's interior significance, than the expression of
hope that some means may be devised by the three
Powers TO put eSi to the eusion Of blood in the
civil war now raging in America. Some feeling If
expressed in circles friendly to France at Earl Rus
sells di.courtesy, as it il termed in publishing his
reply to this communication, unaccompanied By the
communication itself. 1t lie SAFE to cay, all deua's
to the contrary Notwithstanding that the appearance
Of this correspondence between France and England
at this time was a surprise both 10 our Government
and TO those foreign Ministers who were mos; likely
to be informed concerning il.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Presidents Message is substantially COM
pleied II is not voluminous. II treats the policy
announced in tie Proclamation Of Freedom ss ire
versibc, and recommends Congress to pass pre-
yously to January /, the necessary measures TO
make it effective. We understand that the Message
will also recommend other Legislation of gIea, i'm
portance 70 the country.
PRINCE GOgCHAKOFP DOUBTFUL.
Bayard Taylor, our Charge dAfaires at 81
Petersburg recently had en- interview with Prince
GofchakoE, in withdrawing frou bis recent Off
cial dispatches from Secretary Seward-he said in
effect that the in this country fast drawing
TO q close that the rebellion was about to be sup
pressed Prince Gorchakotf's reply was friendly in
tone but he took occasion to intimate that he had
heard similar prophecies 90 often from the same
official source that be must be parloned if he felt
some doubt concerning the probability OF the fulfill
ment OF this last vaccination NJ once.
GEN. sIGEL's TROOPS.
A French officer sent here by Louis Napoleon to
investigate our Improvements in artillery, who re-
Gently visited Gen. Sigels troops, returned full OF
admiration for their appearance aud for their
leader. lie speaks from purely military point OF
view.
CONSULTATION on THE TAX LAW.
Committee of Assessors, composed of two from
Boston, three from New-York and three from Phila-
delphia, waited upon the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue and Secretary of the Treasury to-day.
They are here for the general purpose Of suggesting
certain notifications in the tax law and for the par
ticulpr purpose Of inducing Secretary Chase to re-
commend such amendment OF the law shall
have the effect Of raising the compensation Of Asses
sors which is generally admitted to be very small
as compared with tina, received by collectors.
EFFECTIVE GUNS.
1t is believed at the Navy Department that We
are manufacturing guns winch could easily destroy
Il al al i'm ,fE of
England.
THE DECREASE IN SOUTHERN EXPORTS.
IL il ascoriained that the exports 81 the United
States during the last fiscal year si3i coo 600
less than thew were in 1860. This deficit is, how
ever, more than accounted for by the fact thar
sl96 coo 600 worth les. of Southern staples were
exported in 1862 than in 1860, blowing positive
gain in the exports of Northern products of least
s62 600 600. Pretty well for country engaged in
a gigantic civil war.
THE TAX REVENUE.
IL j. believed that Commiesoner Boutwes esti-
mate OF the revenue to be derived from taxes lis not
60 large as those which have been made III the jour-
mails. Two hundred and fifty millions he considers
decidedly TN oyercsimatc. In the Secretary Of tho
Treasury Report, his own estimate and statement
Of the accounts of his bureau up to the prefen! date
will appear.
OF ACCOUNTS IN TIE WAR DE-
PARTMENT.
10 show the vast accumulation Of labor in the
War Department. and especially 10 the Qaartermas-
tcr-Genenls Office, during the pas, Six months, it is
stated that accounts for over $4,000 600 are still
uureached, Notwithstanding the increase Of clerical
force.
DINNER FOR THE CONTRA
BANDS.
The contrabands are to have Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow. Senator Pomeroy and Mr. Stod.
dlrd Secretary of the President TO Sign Land War
rants, will address them.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner Of Pensions appointed the fol-
lowing medical examiners:
Geo. Woodward, No. Is West Twenty third
street, New-iork city; w. NJ. Chamberlain, No.
ZIG West Ihirty-iourth street, New-York city;
Morgan Snyder, Fort Plain. New-York; Geo rs.
Upham, ionkers, New-York; G.. +. Wood, Wash
iDgton, H.; Eli X. Crothers Bloomington, Ill;
ID. w. Hunt, Mound City, H.; j. q. kochier'
Schuylkill Haven, Pa; Albert NJ. Heimer Lock
port, n. Y.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL
The following deaths Of soldiers have occurred
III hosl itsls here:
Jno BarTack. T.. amy. Gallagher r. IL "a
W. lac ,ou. l. ONO, H. H. bIevSH Ved, AID