THE NEW YORK TIMES, APRIL 22, 1863

8 pages. Front page headlines: IMPORTANT FROM VICKSBURG. Another Great Achievement by the Fleet. Six Ironclads and Three Transports Run by the Rebel Batteries. A Large Number of Gen. Grant's Troops Now Below the City. Only One of the Gunboats Hit by the Rebels. One of the Transports Burned. IMPORTANT FROM EASTERN VIRGINIA. Retreat of the Enemy From Suffolk. Probable Capture of a Rebel Brigade. Official Reports From Admiral Lee and Gen. Dix. SEVERE FIGHT NEAR CORINTH. The Rebels Defeated. Our Loss One Hundred Killed and Wounded. IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The Siege of Little Washington Raised by the Rebels. The Batteries on Tar River Abandoned. News From Fortress Monroe. Seizure of the Rebel Gunboat Alexandra at Liverpool. Escape of a Rebel Privateer from Greenock. An Important Dispatch From Earl Russell Regarding the Seizure of the Peterhoff. The Mission of Two Well Known American Merchants to England. A Loan of Two Million Pounds to be Raised, and Rebel Gunboats to be Purchased. The Confederate Loan Heavy. Other headlines and stories: IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS. Arrival of the George Washington. Heavy Movements Against the Enemy up the Bayou Teche. Gen. Banks in Command. Gen. Weitzel Skirmishing Within Six Miles of Franklin. The Fight of Colored Troops with the Rebels at Pascagoula. The Gunboat Barrataria Destroyed on the Amite River, and much more. Very fine.