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om the correspondence, chiefly of the Cincinnati papers. A letter from Portsmouth, Ohio, dated the 16th, says: Our expedition which left Cincinnati under Gen. Judah, reached this place at 5 o'clock this evening, and disembarked amid the cheers of a delighted populace. It should be said, however, that we met the Magnolia a aring for such a measure, when it became unnecessary by the appearance of Col. Wallace with a large force from Parkersburg. It should here be stated that Generals Judah and Hobson had in the meantime been closely following the rebels, and at the time of their interception at Belleville they were only two or three miles in theel Wallace landed his men at some distance from the town, and by a quietly executed march succeeded in reaching the enemy's rear. When this had been accomplished, Judah and Hobson were there, and their forces were united in an attack on morgan, which proves to have been a complete surprise, the rebels not having the least idea tha