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d and sunk, losing about 40 killed and wounded. We give two dispatches published in the Western papers: Cincinnati, June 1.--The Commercial has full particulars of the operations of General Grant's army up to the 22d ult. When our army advanced on the Mississippi, below Vicksburg. The place will certainly fall in a few days before our heavy fire. Washington,June 1 --Midnight — Up to 1 o'clock to-night no additional intelligence had been received from Gen. Grant's army later than the at Grant's forces were progressing as favorably as could be expected, and Grant had no fears of the result. Chicago,June 1.--A special dispatch to the Times, dated "Headquarters in the Field, near Vicksburg, May 23," says: But little has freely. The Yankees had placed guns at Falmouth to prevent the rebels fishing in the Rappahannock. At Cairo, June 1st, 180 rebel officers and 4,200 prisoners arrived from Vicksburg. They were to be sent to Sandusky. The Yankees publ