The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08
TIE BLcuKApE OF " LMrNoToN.

| Sitcu lar Of RcH,. NUHitWi Lee-LIst ~
| fl'A b'"ch a"o- RuuUcv~ Captured or
| i' htrWyFO-N Ntts 81 tHr kehFi srrcss.
| FtAG,HiP 'MALvIHN." BFNvraVr. n C.. Sen.
| iouber 3O.-Ihc following extracts FROM la G
| wilmington, and Fayetteville n. O., newspaper,
| retiring to the resent loss OF blockade runners
| captured or destroyed by the hllckateas of thu
p,Ttut Wilmington, ana ,the present strugency
! Of the blockade ct that port, arc published fyr
the tats'af tiOn OF the officers and men engaged
! on this Urduous duty. A list of dfty tjOl sea
| sthmtrs captured or desIO' ca In violating the
blockade Of WILMINGTON, since August |, 1863, Is
annexed.
s. p. LEE, Acting Rear-Aimir,.
Commanding North Atlantic b Dck * 5. ,uadron.
From ne Wilmington JourHaL .gsp,sa.bsrqJ
L may be something short OF petit treason FOR
us 10 say II, but sti we will say it--tbat gc
are not 80 sure hat he Ia igha,ras eNpcd n N will
pay iarge dividend. She cert inly Kicked up "A
russ, bat we doubt very much whether she gc4,-
tnCu the military resources Of the Yankse O. nv.
eminent TO any apprectlhlo extent. IL il prptty
ctrtn tha she has turned an 40 pleasant amount
Ul attention upon this port, and uiay b. the cause
OF bringing down upon as tue main part Of the
strict that is certain.
The prize steamer (LijaN now Mt the navy
laru IN Phlladelpnia Is a new and sharp- bullt
clyde propeller Of i75 tons burthln, and his
been libclcd and appraised Tho Navy Ds,art
ment has been informed of her aoprtisgd Wins
which was $4,000, and was accepted Sbo IL
admirably adapted for cruising and viii doubt
tss secure many prize. so says the Phil4tlvl.
Ihla Inlb're. How mlny such have lef. Con-
iederatr ports
From he Wilmington Journal Sep. H.
The Mobile Tribune of a late dltc says There
Is not word OF news from Oc.lw. The Hest is
inactive, aud we hear nothing OF the movement
OF the troops. Fafragut, as VIZ judge from the
Yankee papers, has gone to another station L.
Is believed that he has been ordered u try his
prOwess at Wilmington. Possibly. There il n
Numbering blockade OIL here now that's pretty
certain, whether the man wih the queer name
has got any thing 70 10 with IL or not All credit IL
mainly to the real or supposed presence of the
IdEdhdSses and sundry other mysterious sea
monsters. The Yankee papers even report the
florida as among the vessels ihlt have come in!o
this port.
Loss OF THE LYNX.
Last night the fine blockadc-running steamer
Lynn, belonging 70 John FraZ,r q Co, and com
mandcd by Cap ain Reid, crossed New Inlet bar
ana put 10 sea, bound to Bermuda, with q cargo
cJusstlug manly OF over six hundred (6O0) bales
ul Cottohi one hali on Government aCCOuut. Suu
had also $4,000 in gold on ltight for Govern.
meut She also bad some few pn 4seugers. Just
amer she got out he was pursued by the block
ading squadron, by which she was completely
htUmed in. She was struck eight times, 81 * At
or seUw the water line. Finding tho ship in a
sinking condition, she captain Jeached her five or
SIX mics above Fort Fisher. The crew and pas
sengers escaped with portion Of their effects,
ana the vessel was burned 70 event iL frJn fail
ing INTO the hands OF the enemy. The gold
belonging to the Governments vas slv5d The
enemy gotsO close Us TO fire a yolley of uSketry
into the Lynn, by which one of the crew vas
wounded.
From the FayefterlIe (N ca Caroinian, s. iptenBsrl7
The loss Of the 4. ID. Yonrs is a pretty severe
blow 10 our ate. She has done noble service
for our North Carolina soldiers and has plid for
herself twenty timos. There IRE more Clyde
built steamers, and North Carolina IN, money 30
her credit in Europe. We believe that the State
OWNED but ODe.thrd Of the 4 ID, Vance.
HLOCKADR-RU NEERs CAPTURED AND nEsrRoYRD
orr wlLhINGToN, n. c., sISCH AUGUST /, 1853,
Ky 1HE N A. II. sQUADuOS, ACTING REAR
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