Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17
NO. 253
Bv Telegraph.
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Late and InterestiIr Disnetohe. !

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NEw YORK, June l6.-The Times Wash.
iDgton special says: =
PrisoRers who arrived here to-dav nv
the train from Fairfax @. H., report that
the rebels have destroyed the monument
erected last week upon the Bull Run bat
tle.held. This seems impossible, and vet
there ia strong reason to believe il. The
temper of the people in that part of Vir.
glnia Ia not moro loyal than it was six
months ago. General Gamble's men, who
built the monument, threaten, If the report
proves true, they illdsstroy every vestige
OF civilization within twenty square miles
Eight thousand troops left here for their
homes, among them the First New York
Heavy Artillery, numbering one hundred
aud twenty -four officers and men. The last
Of Sherman's army, left for the West this
afternoon, by way of Parkersburg.
ssine Herald's New Orleans correspon.
Dent OF the 1st, 98Sssf sr-f5s ssiits =.
MSjOr General Banks will. to-mor,ow
turn over his command to general Candy,
by order of General Sheridan.
United States troops are en- route for the
neighborhood of the Rio Graude.
In short time twenty i've Thousand
So1thernets, from Texas, will be in Mex
100. The sympRthies Of the leading men
OF that party will not be with Maximiliap.
The steamer General Tilgbmau, Captain
Connor, arrived from Shreveport this
morning. She brought down to the mouth
or Red river one thousand exchanged IN.
ion prisoners from Tyler, Texas.
Tribuue's special Raleigh corrsspou
dent says the following regiments are to
be mustered out of service:
: The 174th, 18Th, 5Oth, 1lssh and ll7th
ONO infantry; the 23d and 25th Michigan;
10th and 1l2th Illinois; sOIh and 65th To-
diana; 18th Ohio BATTERY; 1O4th, 1Ooth,
Nth and 108d Ohio; 18TH, ll5!6, ll7th,
l42d New York; lO3d Pennsylvauia; 18Th
aud 18th Connecticut. Besides the whole
regiments, there are detachmeuts Varyiug
from ono man to 500, and odd men from
nearly every regiment in the service. The
above go home as regiments, the remainder
as detachments merely.
q A Herald's Washington special says I:
Mr.. Van Dyke is at present most likely to
receive the appointment of Assistant
Treasurer, as he is strongly urged by the
New York banking interests, and has DUAL.
lhcatlons of superior character, as we'll as
great practical knowledge OF finance, How
ever hnRl demonstration is now making
direct on the President in favor of Blatchs
ford, in very Influential quarter.
1t is rumored that Mr. Odell will take the
Face of Mr.. Dennison in the Naval Office,
hs the iGfuerces which placed him there
are now gone.
1t is confidently expected that instead of
a large return of our securities from abroad,
it will be quite the other way, and an in
crease demand may be expected.
Many persons here think the best plan of
gover"iug the South ia. 10 make military
districts of it for time, and keep politics
out of the field until matters assume more
definite and quiet shape.
Accouuts from City Point, Virginia, rem
resent the agricultural interestA in the ad .
joining counties as being in a deplorable
condition, owing to scarcity of seed, stock,
farming utensils aud labor. The neoessi-
ties of the inhabitants cannot be more than
half supplied by coming crops.
The Herald's Chattanooga correspon.
dent says: .-.-.-...,.'-.
The guerrilla bands who have been go
numerous and pestilent in Southern Ten.
nessee, Northern Georgia and Alabama
have quietly dispersed and gone 10 their
homes. Many of these men, who have
been guilty of almost every crime against
humanity, surrender Internationally, aud
ask and expect amnesty for all their past
enOrmities.