FROM GEN. HOOKER'S ARMY. Rumors of a Battle and a Victory. Interesting Details of Movements Since Monday Morning. The Rappahannock Crossed Both Above and Below Fredericksburgh. No Serious Opposition by the Rebels. Skirmishing and Capture of Rebel Pickets. The Casualties Among Our Forces. From the South. Passage of the Batteries at Vicksburgh. Department of the Gulf. Gen. Banks' Semi Official Report of his Operations in the Teche Country. The Rebel Army and Navy Destroyed. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Immense Sales of Government Five-Twenties. Over Forty Five Million Disposed of. Important From the Mississippi. Gen. Grant's Army in Motion with Six Days Rations. Tents and Baggage Left Behind. The War in Tennessee. Manoeuvering of the Rebel Forces Under Johnston. Important From North Carolina. Skirmishing Near Newbern and Little Washington. Defeat of the Rebels and Capture of Prisoners. European Intelligence. Correspondence Between Secretary Seward and Earl Russell on Neutral Vessels and Mails. The Battle of Cape Girardeau. How the Rebels Were Repulsed. Gallantry of the Federal Officers and Men. The Invasion of Missouri. General Marmaduke's Address to his Men. More content. Light age toning and wear. Very fine.