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ls Gatlin and Branch, who commanded the enemy previous to the fight here, have been arrested by order of the authorities at Richmond, and are now in con- finement at Goldsborough, awaiting trial by court martial. They are charged with cowardice upon that and previous occasions. The rebel prisoners, now in our hands, numbering about one hundred and fifty, including Col. Avery, are to be sent North in a few days, under the recent order of the War Department to release no prisoners until Col. Corcoran is set at liberty. They are on board the transport Cossace, Capt. J. W. Bennett. Another letter of the same date, from Beaufort, N. C., says: The restrictions of Secretary of War Stanton's order prohibit me from giving any detailed account of the movements of our forces at this point. Suffice it to say, that the investment of Fort Macon is rapidly progressing, and that ere these lines are spread before your readers our shells will be bursting around the rebel flag, which st