New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

Mr. Corwin. Tie probability e thst be will not IN
view Of our important interest, in Mexico, gro" ing
ont Of the European intervention.
THE UTAH MA6sHALsHIP.
Henry Grce, Marshal for Utah. has resigned, on
the ground that the business Of the once is nonco'
pensatiye since The creation Of the Territorial Gov
eminent of Nevada.
PROM GEN. BANKS'S DIVISION.
Letter from Jamestown, Nd, dated today,
says:
:. Thar are no fxeJ bodies or rebel picket stations
from opposite the mouth oil MnGdy nun up 10 nan
dug ride.pits and keep up regular system OF con-
s;SSrabIa strepoth They still occupy the fort In
~ Of Edwards Ferry, and on Saturday displayed
ful REGIMENT in parade Just below the fort"
ENLISTMENT OF FREE NEGROES.
Gen. jackson, who, as Colonel. formerly CON-
manded at Harper's Ferry, is engaged at Winchester
in organizing, arming, and equpping regiment Of
free negroes, said to number full 900. TIE negroes
are reported 10 be very enthusiastic in their po-
si,ion.
STREET SUPERINTENDENT SMITH.
Gen. G. w. Smith of New.YOrl antecedents, now
commands st LeesbUrg and surrounding country.
UNPAID LETTERS.
Posr.OFP1oE DEPARTMENT. Tuesday. Nov &c. 1861.
In view Of the iucreaEed number of letters held
for postage and returned to the Dead-Letter Office,
is ordered that the order Of this Department dated
Oct s. 1860 DO rescinded, aud the prior practice DC
restored. Postmasters viii, therefore, notify the
person addressed that such letter is held for postage
and tina. upon his writing there preparing the post,
age on his letter, and inclosiDg stamp to be placed
on The letter held for postage the same VIII be for
waIded 10 lis address.
By ordsr Of the Pogtna,terGeneraL
JOHN A. KASSoN. First Assistant 7. NJ o.
DETACHED.
Capt, Blanchard Of the Assistant Quartermaster's
Department, has been detached from that post for
the duty Of inspecting the QuartermaOters property
Of the army Of the Potomac.
COMMUNICATION DOWN THE POTOMAC.
Caleb S. Smith Of Philadelphia, will open new
means Of communication tomorrow, down the Poto-
mac, by placing lire Of steamboats, between Wash
ington and Budds Ferry, tie headquarters Of Gen.
Rockers Division. The frst steamer bound thi.her
is the Reindeer Capt. Kiehl. This vessel ran The
blockade last night without obstruction from the
Rebel batteries, bringing four eon,Tabands, who
were placed on board the fota, and turned over to
Capt. DallgreD, the COmmandsnt Of the Washing
ton Navy.Yard.
RUMoRED ADVANCE or TIE REBELS.
Foolish rumors are prevalent about the advance Of
the Rebels o. day. These doubtless hiye Their
origin from the fact that the pckets from Gen.
Bleukers division mistook for the enemy the force
Of cavalry under the command Of Gen. Wadswortb, .
who were returning from successful reconnaissance
made in the direction of Fairfax Cont House. Much
alarm was occasioned by this mistake, but it was not
Of long continuance.
LETTER FROM THE HON. r. J. WALKER.
The Hon. X. j. Walker has addressed a letter 70
the editor Of The National Republican, which will
appear in that paper tomorrow, in favor Of Congress
Immediately making an appropriation for the relief
of Ireland He concludes by saying: O." Now, when /
90 many thousands Of Irishmen are perling their /
lives on the a. battlefield Of liberty in defence,
when 20 many have already fallen and others sre
injured in Rebel Dungeons, lei show that we are
not ungratsful, and when the next great eoniici /
comes, as soon il must the shamrock, intertwined
with the Stars aud stripes viii in triumph over
a field Of victory for liberty and union