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From 4 Cairo

CAIRO. March 23--The ram Avenger arrived
this morning from the mouth of Red River,
where she was met by the gunOoat Cricket. from
which she received dispatches and orders from
Admiral Porter 10 return.
The fleet reached Atchaislaya river on Mon
day. the l4lh. when Gen J Smiths forces
disembarked 10 operate or land agains, Fort De
RusSy. where Dick Taylor was encamped with
ii $50 men
A soon rs Taylor heard of Smiths landing
he ATTEMPTED 10 reach his rear and attack him
Skirmishug commenced ou Smiths lett flank
before he was aware OF the exact whereabouts of
the enemy
On being informed of Taylors design Smith
exclaimed: Now for a race between the rebels
and United State troops TO the fort
bya quick movement Smith with bis army
succeeded IN reaching Fort DeRussy three hours
before TAYLOR came up.
On arriving AT the fort a charge was made and
some fighting occurred. in which the Federas bad
10 killed and wounded.
The fort Was easily taken. with 2S3 prisoners.
one ll-nch gun which the rebels had taken off
the guuboat lndianoa and mounted. two 80
FOUNDER PARROTS from tie ram Queen Of the
West. two from the Harriet Lane, aud four other
guns.
The fee. steamed ID Red River to Eastport
and captured the f-rthcation>. and then the ex-
pedition moved 20 AlexanGTia, where the boats
lay when the Cricket left
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from Hilton Head.

HILToS HAD. March 24-Advces from Hi
ton Head state that on Thursday the 10Th. a new
irOnclad war steamer was launched successfully
at Charleston She i called the Ashley.
This increases the ironclad feet in Charleston
harbor 10 seven vessels
She Is described formidable vessel with
many Improvements on former efforts Of the
Con.ederates
he rebels report the capture OF Fort Powell
near Mobile, by Admiral FArragut The date oil
the capture i not given
IL j. stated that the rebels mounted six riaed
guns m the easements OF Sumter, bearing on TIE
channel TO protect the advance of the Union gun
boats.
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The Rebel IrOn-CIad Fleet In
Charleston HarbOr.
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
from New York.

NEw YORK. March "a The Times Wash
ington dispatch of the 23d SAYS:
he proposed review Tomorrow of the Arm,
of the Potomac, will not take place Genera
Grant, who arrived here this morning, will pro
ceed at once To the front. The organization Ot
the army will be quietly and speedily consum-
mated.
Gen. + Smith, whom the Senate confirmed
as Major General will have command in the
East next to General Grant His position will
really be Chief of Staff to the Lieut. General,
and as such he will direct the movements OF
whomsOever NAV be nominally in command OF
the Army of the Potomac
Ii Is understood that General Grant, after re-
organizing the army TO his satisfaction. will give
the rebels taste OF its fighting qualities, before
he returns West
The House Military Committee had under
consideration again TO day the question OF reim-
bursting the States for monies expended in calling
out their militia. They finally instructed Mr..
GARFIELD TO prepare general bill providing for
the appointment OF commissioners who shall be
empowered.to settle all claims arising in the
several States. upon this subject
One Lieutenant and four men came in yester-
day They say that Lee has ordered all wagons
TO be IN readiness for use, by April l.
The Committee on Indian Affairs recommend
an appropriation OF one million of dollars to in
demnif, the people OF Minnesota for losses sus-
tanned during tie war.
The testimony of Gen. Hancock before the
committee on Conduct of the War. in relation to
the battle of Gettysburg, detracs somewhat from
the glory which has been claimed by Generals
Sickels and Meade.
Ii is To effect. that on the morning Of the lst
OF July Gen. Meade directed Gen. Hancock to
proceed to the front and assume command of the
first. third and eleventh corps. Upon arriving
at Gettysburg he found that the first and eleventh
bad oeen driven back and were in considerable
confusion
He relieved Gen. Howard and proceeded to
form line on which an engagement might be
fought. This being done in accordance with Gen
Meade's order
de was engaged in forming line when the
third corps came up and position was assigned
TO 1t DE then reported. by al Aid, to General
Meade and the remaining divisions of the army
were ordered up.
The line thus selected was the one on which
the three days battle were fought, and General
Hancock commanded the left center on the Sd ,
wnen Longstreet was repused from bis desperate
charge upon our lines.
Gen. Meade bad nothing 10 do with the selec-
ton OF the line of battle and trusted entirely TO
Gen. Hancock judgment
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From WaShingtOn.

WASHINGTON. March "a In a communica-
ton to-day. to the Senate, the President asks
that the names OF Generals Newton and Brooks.
which were sent some two months ago 10 the
Senate, as Major Generals, be returned to him
This action took many Senators. friends of these
officers. by surprise
Operations IN Virginia will commence much
sooner than many suppose Cen Grant will not
waste time IN idle reviews, but 50 soon as he ob-
talns Knowledge of the materials with which he
has to operate, will promptly make his offensive
movements.
The Star says:
Admiral Dahlgren has returned again He
has been unsuccessful IN obtaining his sons body
Commissioner Ould sent word that a BODY which
had been buried. could not be Immediately
found, but II would be sent down as soon "a nos
sible.
General Grant and staff went to the front this
morning
Hon J y Morris. of Illinois. is understood
TO be the author OF "A biographical sketch OF Gen
Grant, that appeared in the National Iniellgencer
of Monday
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From uemphts

MEMPHIS. March 22-Gen Forrest is renor,aa
to be at Bolivar, Tenn, with 900 men nov;rs
north
Grierson's cavalry are looking after Forrest
and his men
A party of working men. with 20 men of IN.
lst Alabama cavalry who were guarding them
were surprised and captured by p.rtv Of ouer
rIlas this morning. opposite Memoirs The n.r,v
were engaged in taking up rails on the Memoirs
and Little Rock Railroad. There was no fight
ing.
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MADRID. March 4.-The Confederate steamer
Florida. from Brest. which put in here on the Sth
OF February, was allowed to receive twenty tons
OF coal water anu provisions. and was required
TO leave the port again, which she did the follow
ing day.
LONDON, March l3 The Arch Duke Maxi
MILAN has arrived at London.
PARIS. March l3.-The Mexican prisoners in
France have given in their adhesion TO MaximiI-
lian.
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sons witnessed the launch of the great monitor
Monadnock to-day, which took place without
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