Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-10
NEW REBEL RAILROAD LINES T!
More Boats for Tennessee River
COL. BERDAN TO Be REMOVED
Reported skirmish in Tenn.
xhla aoEning's Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

An error in Representative ConWay's
resolution, as printed to day, renders it
necessary TO say that his call On the Presi.
dent Was for the names Of all persons ar
rested under the order Of any executive
officer without legal process, and confined
in any Of the Forts or other prisons of this
country, exclusive Of persons taken as
prisoners OF war.
Tribunes correspondence:
The difficulty in Gen. Lanes case arises
from the fsot that he is almost she Junior
BTigadier General, in Department COM
manded by q superior officer, and that to
give him separate command would in
vOlVe the necessity Of manufacturing a
corps Of Senior COlonels into Brigadier
Generals for his especial necessities.
The difficulties in Col Berdan's Regi-
msnt viii be settled by removal of the
Colonel, tho sFming Of the men with Colts
Rides and FeVOlvers, and sending them to
the front.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
had Mexican mattOFs under consideration
for two hours this morning. No conclusion
was reached. a-
New interest has been q vakened by the
new victory at National B 'idge, and the
friends Of Mexico are sangul le that some
one Of the plGRs for her assn 'anoe by US
viii be adopted. "a 'i
Senator Latham is preparing a report
from the Military Committee, authorizing
cation from sshh hFs Fsa.ifslGsSS ..ifslsSSrPs qs QSmmaai
Straits 10 the mouth of the Amoor River
The measure viii be pressed upon Congress
with urgency.
senator Harris, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, made to-day report that Mr..
Clark of Oregon is entitled to seat, be-
cause the Senate has no power 10 inVesd-
gats the question Of loyalty until he has
taken his seat. e. .a-r-5 stse q
Times correspondence; III La 1l1
The Senate Finance Committee had an
informal meeting to-day for the purpose Of
considering the House Treasury Note bill.
Enough was said to show that there is con-
siderable opposition to the legal tender
clause. d .s-a.. !.
They finally ordered the bi l printed and
it will come up for Anal action OF their
meeting tomorrow. 4... 81.
dEing to the sickness Of Mr.. Covode the
projected interview with the President in
relation to the Lsne Expedition will not
take place to DAY, and probably never
/ will. y - =. .-,.-r. ef5 a.fa n-
Senator Pomeroy had an interview with
him on the subject, but the President wss
unable TO see any way out of the difficulty.
he expected Gen. Lane to have arranged
matters with Gen. Hunter on his arrival st
LesvenWorlh. F----a-- --. s.i z.z
He feigerstes that while he was willing
that Gen. Lane should have command Of
/ Aon (. mn 49,, IL bn1 NJ Sdan nf his
outfsnking Gen. Hunter or in any way
interfering with his command. r.-. !,
This is evidently the end Of the Lane ez-
pedttion, .iT .5i5- slI t-a ~ 30
This evening SON Of Chancellor Wal
worth was arrested at the KirkWood House
in this city or the charge Of treason. His
trunks and papers were seized bat are not
yet examined. - ~.
1.-The various rumors to the effect that
Secretary Stanton Is about TO assume thc
! active management Of the army, leaving
to Gen. Mcclellan the commsnd Of the ar
my Of the Potomac only, has this founds
J ton only; ad t .z.1--.,
A week since the staff Of Gen. Mcclellan
we're notified to be in readiness for q move
, meht across the river. They made ever!
! preparation for 50 doing, and Major 8. N
: Green, Of iheir number, went to he# Yorl
/, forithe purpose Of purchasing certain per
u sonal supplies for their use.
In consequence of the state Of the road
they have not yet been ordered over, bu
they are ready to 90, and when they
]. | Mcclellan will deliver over to e'temPC
|. rsry charge Of Mr. Stanton the control {
Z 1 the entire army With the exception Of tn
i Army OF the Potomso. solids Er
= Il viii be remembered that when GeI
/ Scott vent to Mexico he pursued sinails
course, thus leaving himself fIee to stten
l. to tie more important matter in hand.
l. MoClellan and Stanton are on the bef
+ Of terms. -s5iiHf
sr Hersld's enrrespondence: z1.i ~
d The President Of the American Tell
" graph 9ompany leaves Washington f
e New York ID. morrow. Frequent and so
ae isfactOry Interviews with the Secretary I
d War have convinced Mr.. Sanford that 4
e. measures adopted BY Government in rel
tion 10 the transmission Of telegrspeic di
patches, are imperadvely. demanded
d The public welfare, and interfere wi
'is neither the private rights Of citizens, n
4. the interests Of the Telegraph Company.