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the gunboats to annoyed, that they could do nothing. They lost ten or twelve killed and wounded in the retreat. A movement, which proved a failure, was made subsequent to the attack on the Port Hudson entrenchments and simultaneously with Farragut's attack on the batteries. The purpose was to pass above the batteries and co-operate with Farragut in a movement up. Bad river, to cut off the rebel supplies. The Yankees say the rebels cut the Leyes and flooded the country so as to make landFarragut in a movement up. Bad river, to cut off the rebel supplies. The Yankees say the rebels cut the Leyes and flooded the country so as to make land movements impossible. A movement of troops has started overland to Yezoo City, from which great results are expected. An early land and naval attach upon Vicksburg is promised; The Federal rains Switzerland and Lancaster ran by the batteries on the 25th. The former was sightly injured and the latter sunk. The Union Republican candidates have carried Rhode Island. James S. Smith is elected Governor by 2,800. Thomas A. (Sep.) 10 elected from the Eastern District to Congress by 1,900