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CAPTURE OF FALMOUTH, NJ. C..
BY THE REBELS. r

IL q e " y { ilF {
REBEL REPORT OF THE CAPTURE.
New YoRK, April 25.--The Herald has
dispatch from the Army Of the Potomac, a,
follows: l9o5 as.i, $500. sr.as5a s. o'H 9at
The Richmond Sentinel, of April %, says
the following dispatch has been received by
General Bragg:
"PLYMouTH, N. c., April 20, 1901 Ia
General BrartOn Bragg: have stormed and
carried this place. capturing one brigadier,
lone thousand six hundred men, stores, and
twenty-five pieces of artillery.
r. L. IIOKE, Brigadier General"
A telegram was also received by the Presi-
dent from Colonel John Taylor Wood, dated
Rocky Mount 2lst inst, giving further par
tieulars of the capture of Plymouth by the
forces under Gen. Hoke, with naval co-opera-
tion.
He says that about twenty-five hundred
prisoners were taken three or four hundred
of them negroes), thirty pieces of artillery,
one hundred thousand pounds of meat, one
thousand barrels of -four, and a full garrison
oatft. Our loss was about three hundred in
all. Col. Mercet was among the killed.
Two gunboats were sunk, another disabled,
and small steamer captured.
UNION ACCOUNT.
BALTIMORE, April .25.-The Associated
Press letter from Fortress Monroe says that
Captain Weatherbee, of tho 23d Massachu-
sets Regime mt, just arrived from Roanoke
Island, reports that Gen. Vessel surrendered
to the enemy at Plymouth on Wednesday
after nearly fonr days hard fighting. Our
loss was $50 killed and $500 cay tured. The
roiials lost 800 killed.
There are reports ON the streets here this
morning, purporting to have been bl9nght
by a suffer- that the colored troops at Ply
mouth were murdered after the surrender,
but we have not the means of verifying it,
THE REPORTED SLAUGHTER OF COL
ORED TROOPS CONFIRMED.
fNEwBERN, April % via FoRTREss MONROE,
April 24.Plymouth was captured by the
enemy at o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Geaeral Vessels and his force, I 500, went
into Fort Williams and held the enemy at
bay until II O'clock. NJ, driving them back
with severe loss in every attack, but was final
iy obliged to surrender.
Two full companies of the ID North Caro-
Liza Union (colored) Volunteers were among
the captured, the most of whom were led out
and shot by the enemy, after surrendering.
All the negroes who were found in uniform
were shot.
Newberp and Washington are threatened
with two reboi rams and large force of reb-
els. The presence of more gunboats is i'm
mediately required here.
The funeral of Captain G. w. Fusser takes
place tomorrow.
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NATIONAL MERCHANT.
April is, 1864,

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The 'rseVsmenta Of our gunboats up The
Rsppahsnnock bad raised an alarm Ia Rich.
mond that Burnside was efecting landing
there, and q new alarm had been raised
among the Confsdeeates of amovemcnt by the
Federals up the south aide of James River.
The Confedcrstes are divided between the
fear that Lee May be invested in Richmond
should he fall back there, and the fear that
ne may be outAanked by Grant should be re-
main in his present position.
Two weeks ago Lees forces amounted to
10000, and it is believed that it is now, with
the reenforcements he has been able to bring
up, not above $4,000 men.
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FARM FOR SALE.

JNhe subscriber offers for sale valuable tract Of
Il land situate in Georgetown Hundred, Sussex
Georgetown, about of milo from NJ. Canauqhey's
Steam Mill, and about mile from the ]. 4 B. w.
Rail Road; said tract of land contains three hun
bred and seventy acres, about half OF which. is
cleared and in good state of cultivation, it being
,nsarly all swamp land and we'll drained, the othef
half being well set in valuable timber. The i'm
provements on said farm are, LIST. The Mansion
House, we'll located; also Barn, Stable, Carriage
House, and several other out-buildings all in good
repair. There is also said farm two good tenant
houses, with necessary t-budings, all in good
repair. There is also nice young orchard on said
tract, mostly apple, in good, bearing condition.
Apply to GEORGE DIcKERsoN,
Feb. IL, 64.-tf Near Georgetown, Del.
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DIE D.

On the sth inst, at Camden, Del, MIS-. Eliza AnH
Staytop. wife o. Dagid H. Stayton, ESQ., in the Goth
year Of her age.
On the 2lst inst, a. Wilmington, Mrs. Mary A.,
daughter Of Thomas and Rcbocea Pummer, OF
Caroline coapty Nd, and wife of Elisha Cole, aged
IS years.
On tie 18th inst, at Wilmington, Miss Eugenia
Whiteley Bradford. only daughter fthe late Sidney
g. and Elizabeth W Bradford, and grand daughter
of Moses Bradford Esq, in the 21st year of her age
On the 26th inst, in Dagsboro Hid, of Typhoid
Fever Mr.. JOSEF h B. Morris, aged 81 years
On tho 23rd inst, at Laurel, Mrs Mary Hill, wife
of Elzey Hill, age so vars.
On the 22nd inst, at Lows Cross Dads, Students
Hilary Gray, age Is years
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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Late Expedition on the Rappahap.
mock.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Navy De
partment has received a communication, da.
ted April 22d, from Commander Fox, com.
manding the Potomac hotilla, in relation to
the recent expedition up the Raprahannock.
He says:
Having learned from various sources that
the rebel Government had established fer
ryat Circus Point, few miles below Kappa
hammock, on the Rapp<bannock river, and
was briskly engaged in collecting boats at
the same point on the river, for the purpose
of attaching TIE bleckading vessels, pro-
ceeded thither with portion of the f,tilla
on the 18th instant, where remained until
evening. | visited all the ferries from Circus
Point to Windmill Point, with the following
result: Two ferries werc broken up, seven
large lighters, each crpable Of carrying 100
men, three pontoon boats, twenty-two skiifs
and canses 200 white oak beams and KEGS
large enough for the construction of ship
of-war, &c., twenty-five large boats one Of
which is capable of carrying small arms aud
a large amount of bacon, wheat &C., which
were brought off at Boilers Point, on tho
south side of Rappahannock Landing. Our
men were opsosed'by force ST rebel cavalry
said to be 500, which was kept at by the fire
Of the Eureka.
"In Parrots Greek eight seamen chased six
rebel cavalry. The rebels made an attack
on the Eureka on the afternoon of the 2lst
and were soundly thrashed. Commodore
Purken says he has it from reliable authori-
ty that the rebels have torpedoes in the Rap
pahanneck and all the branches of tho Ches-
apeak. He speaks in high terms of the
Eureka"
LEES ARMY IN VIBGINIA.
The Star Of this afternoon says; "Infor-
nation from the rebel lines as late as Friday
morning last is to the effect that Lee was not
as reported, moving toward the Shenandoah
Valley, but was at that time in his old posi-
ton on the Rapiaan. Such movements of
his cavalry as were going on seemed to be
in the nature Of reconnoisances to ascertain
Gen. Grants purposes. and the fact ofGrant
sending out unusually large picket forces
secms to have mystiAed the enemy on various
occasions. Lees army was preparing fer a
Sudden move, but was seemingly disposed to
wait for Grant to open aud develop his game.
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The body Of Captain Flusser. of the gun
boat Southaeld, has arrived in Newbern.
The Palmetto Herald, Port Royal, April %
received says Henry Schumacher and Hen
~ Stark were shot at Port Royal, on the Goth
instant, for dssertioh.a .a E9e
a "Pilatka. Florida, was evacuated by our
forces on the 14th, as the troops were requir-
ed elsewhere. ~
II General WIN. P. White, Of George town,
s. c., has been assassinated by his own men,
Eight deserters arrived at Fort Pulaski i,
on the 10th instant, from Savannah"
The captured steamer Alliance has been
Z gotten of, and arrived at Hilton Head with
most all her cargo.
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