Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-05

laJls, and tnahogauy sofas aud cbalr. viii
rich mouariugs and yelve, coycg!ags. OF
eour'r, when the rebellion is crushed out,
sad The reoel Rob returns TO bis allegiance
Nnd lis ncmc, a right sharp sili ior oc-
eaptucy and GRnsg,s will te tEe,enied,
and paid by The Federal Government
A commission, composed u military Of.
hccr' Is 1hil Afternoon engaged 10 iavtsu.
ENIIng the question OF damage to toe pep.
criy Of The rebel jim jackson, WAC has
dually taken the oath aud returned 10 bis
residence here. These damages viii be
promptly paid by the General Government,
which has more readily discharged the
claims Of the rebels in this section, than
the honest claims for labor sud supplies
furnished by the Union men, In one in-
stance day or two ago, claim OF $500,
presented 6y rabii Seerssiuuis,, while
The ieamsirrs employed Ia conveying sup.
plies 10 Tue loyal army were rlnmgrOus tor
their well earned dollars. OF course, this
policy is no, r,lishcd, bu; /, quietly sub.
united to. The Injustice is too apparent
to require comment.
The Government has at this point now
sufficient transportation for supplies lor
our army which are required from this
section. About eight hundred horses ate
now lied in Que lot, and iunumera6lC wag.
uas are distributed about the grounds og.
cupied by the Qaartcrmastcr The armv
stores are provided with lIterality, aud
there is no necessity for our volunteers
wanting for anything except their hard.
earned pay, a small supply Of Govern.
meat gold would make them feel lively and
con'cn,ed, and If il did not strengthen
their hands in fght, or improve their
aim, it would eGuble Ihem 10 appreciate m
net OF Justice on the pnrt Of The Govern.
ment that would lightcn their hearts and
make camp life more Cndurnhle
There is a rumor, to-day. Of pfoJpcc.
tive change in the officers Of the Mouigom.
cry Regiment, but 10 not ascer,ain the
extent Of crclibiliy 10 he attached TO il.
1t is said Col. Lyle will be promoted to
the position OF Brgndier- General, and that
AIjuMnt Grover will be rendered m As.
sistant. Adjuraut Ii these rumors should
prove correct, LieutcnHt.Colon KrOf'
will, probably, command the Tenth. /
know that few men possess, in greater
degree, the confidence OF his superior oiN-
GERS than Colonel Lyle His promotion
il not Improbable.
10 my letter Yesterday, stated that the
Ninth Ohio, Col McCouk, was 1T Beverly.
but have since learned that they are Al
New Creek, five miles fran Piedmont and
twenty-five miles from Cumberland Il Is
expected that they will rennin there sOmu
days. The Fourth Ohio, Col Andrews,
ana llowe's Artillery. nrc at the same
point. II IL known that camp Of tho
rebels is located fourteen miles from New
Creek and that u company of cavalry arO
ranging the woods within six or eight
miles of our eneAmpmcnts The men Of
the Fourth and NiHtr were in good condi.
tion, md watclirn for fight.
a post hospital has this afternoon been
established here, and Dr. Neal, Young
man formerly of Cincinnati, hns been ap,
pointed Post Surgeon by Gen. l.osecrauz.
He is n capable and attentive physician.
The telegraph iiuG has been constructed
TO Cheat Mountain, nbout eigh y.iiya miles
from Glarksburg, Beyond that point Il
wonll not be safe to 70 Al present, nor
would il be OF any practical value to the
Government A line is also being con-
siructed from Clarksburg. u Weston, unl
from that point will follow the army to the
Eanawha, and SO place that region in di.
rect tclePFaphic communication with the
maiu hHes throughout the country. 1t is
a singular fact that, notwithstanding some
portions orUew lines have been constructed
through strong secession neighborhoods,
not single instance has occurred OF
malicious destruction of the wires. The
rebels evidenily felt that they would be
held personally responsible, and are eau.
tious.
Lieut. Chas Allen, Of Zaucsvillp, the
Post Commissary here, has succeeded in
establishing Government bakc.orcns, for
the production vi fresh bread. Some eight
or ten bakers are now running them night
aud day. The troops within Iifty or sixty
miles will be supplied with fresh bread as
often as twice a week. lmmensc quaint
ties OF stores are being forwarded to Yves,
ton. Not less ,aan 100000 ratiors with
concentrated nt this point within week.
1t Hll means something, hut what, You can
guess a. well rs !. II. l.. W.