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dred men have responded to the last call of the Governor. "The railroads terminating at Memphis are being connected, so that all the rolling stock can be sent down the New Orleans road, when necessary," Chicago, March 21.--A special dispatch from Cairo to the Journal says that a moderate fire was kept up by the fleet at Island No.10 during Tuesday, Wednesday, and yesterday. The gunboat Minnesota dismounted a 128-pound gun, placed on the enemy's upper batteries. On Tuesday, Com. Foote directed the fuses to be wet, with a view to destroy the work, and dismount the guns. The result was satisfactory. As yet, but one man has been killed by the enemy. Some of the rebel gunboats tried to force their way up yesterday morning, but had to retire. Gen. Pope has twenty-two guns mounted at Mount Pleasant, and has erected a new battery four miles below. Miscellaneous. A joint resolution is before the Federal Congress to turn the Roanoke into an ironclad stea