The Naval Expedition

Tlio intclligeueo we give - sec anotlier column - of tbc brillinnt success of the Naval ESpeditioÓ is cntirely from rebel sourcea. Since it was in type, and just as we go to press, it is eoufirmed by the ariivnl at Fortress Monroe of tlie stemner Bienville direct front tlie fleet. Our loss is reported at eiglit uien and onc officcr, and the rebel loss at two hundred. Gen. "orinan ímiuedietely ooiúmenoed fortifying bis posiÜO?1; 13ut one wllite man was found in Beaufort, anJ g'eat exeiteuient prevailed in tho udjoiniag county and at Suvannah and Charleston. Nune of' our vcabols werc suuk or burued iu the attack. Id3 Our formcr fellow citizan, Prnf. E. O. IIavkn, now Lditor of Zion's Herald, Boston', was at tho reeent eloetion elevated(?) to a seat in thu State Senate. He will confer more honor on tho position, tlian the poattion will upon hirn, and wo juongratulato his constituonts upon the choice thej' have maJo.