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of another raid on the Peninsula, which, however, dwindled considerably as the day wore away, and finally exploded on the arrival of the York River cars. No additional news has been received from Plymouth, with the exception of the number of killed and wounded in Kemper's brigade and in the 38th Virginia battalion of artillery. The loss in the former was five killed and forty-five wounded; the latter four killed and twenty-seven wounded.--Quiet prevailed there on Saturday, when Adjutant Thomas Lewis, of the 38th battalion of Virginia artillery left in charge of Gen. Wessell and staff, together with other Yankee officers, captured at that post. The following is a list of the casualties in the Richmond Fayette Artillery, Lt. Wm. J. Clopton commanding, in the attack on Plymouth, on the 19th inst.: Killed.--Privates Gen. A. Benton, Jno Rourke. Wounded.--Privates Edwin Cocke, severely in left wrist; Richard B. Dowden, slightly in left side; Wm. H. Robinson, slightly in