New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

Wade, but they we're not acted upon. i"o
cases of several brigadiers, among them ueh''
Benher aud German. are to be cousiderd ~
the Senate Military Committee to-morro"
GEN. MCLELLAN's COMMAND.
Fcrt McHeury justly puDisbe' the nnPuu0"ce
with oh TIE Herald endeavors 70 ITO uo"
truth md the public good. lie Tribune "''
na,a, .o;a ,h,, there was want OF harmony
hs,wssn tina secretary OF War and Gen. Nc
Clelan but it has truly said tina, tne ueneral
nr.ssn, command is limited to the Amy u 'nc
po,omac. The War Secretsry's order w,'co'
to.day. consigned Ives" special representative
IF IN. n. Y. Herald TO q traitors prison,
,roclaims the President Commander-in-Cbiei
of the Army and Navy" He is SO now in
fact, and lie always was in law, and Edwin
81. Stanton 10 his Secretary. Gen. McClellan''
changed and changing relations to the war will
be- developed to the whole country and made
complete within two weeks.
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS.
Senator Sumner viii tomorrow introduce
series of resolutions, TO the preparation OF
which be has given much time aud thought,
and which are approved in principle by leading
Republicans in aud out Of Congress. They are
- decluratory Of the relations between the
United States and the territory once occupied
by certain States, and now usurped by pre-
tended governments. without con 'ttulionnl or e-
gal right" In general terms they declare that
the rebel States have committed feio de Sc; that
with their death as States their peculiar insti-
tutIons, including that of Slavery. have died
ALEC, and that therefore the United States eau
Institute new governments over the territory
which they once occupied aud that SLAYER!
cau have no constitutional or legal existence
therein.
MOTION TO FXPEL SENATOR POWELL
Senator Chandler. to whom the nation is
rapidly running up u great debt of gratitude
for bis fiery zeal and restless labor in behalf OF
the war, will introduce a resolution into the
senate tomorrow for the expulsion Of Dir.
Powell Of Kentucky.
ILLNESS or THE PRESIDENTS son.
The Presidents second son. a lad of 3 years
lies dangerously Ill Of typhoid fever. Three
TOWNSHIPS SURVEYED IN DAKOTA TERRITORY.
We understand that the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office is in receipt Of the sur
'rying returns of the following townships III
Dakota Territory:
Towu.hips 90 and 81 n OR 40 w. Of the sth r. NJ.
Io,gu giusk and N. q IL. W q t'a M.
Tow n.lip. ~ ami 81 y. OIL ~ W oftu. Sch 4. NJ
T0wu.hIps u ~. OF r 81 ". Of the 9Th +. N.
townships VI and si n. a X 5! " Of tho 9Th 7. NJ
Townsli.'s W and ~ y. Of X - W. Of the ath 4 ~
Towu.hips 81 sne % y. Of z 81 w Of the s,h 4 NJ
Township, =. n. Of A. 81 ". of the stu 4 81.
Lying between tbs Big siouI and Mi''02ti Rivcr~
The land 10 Of an average good quality.
Some of the townships are we'll tmbered. The
'oIl of the bottom lands along the Big Sioux If
Iery rich, and where it is not subject to over
low we'll adapted to farming purposes.
The Big Sioux is described as beautiful
stream Of clear water, with a hard bottom.
Dakota River formerly James River or
g Riyiere Jaques," runs through Township
"a X. 50. 1t is represented to be q sluggish
stream. with low banks acd muddy bottom;
tho bottoms along the river very rich; the most
of It, however, Is too wet for cultivation.
THE CASE OF RAILTON b. sTaLkER--RNIIsT-
MENT OP THE MILITIA.
Hs,Dar,HTsss. ANY % Tnr poTorac
GENERAL oHpKS. No sseiore UeDeisi Coart- Msrsi..
Of which Mayor VII AIN Ateibofy Oh Newlork stse
4 :, Iltss ., spSe. 0isf. No ~ Tom tho deed
qus1ef o. nov io9l va. 'r.sncd sS ,et rm,.r ..n
,oa Stalker Of COMPANY A. IL Newiofk volunteers o"
the foll,wn charge and sPocincAti0n
SncNsooi,os~"Ths, Private Rsilou H. Stalker Of Gem.
pay A. leah Regiment NeyYofs Volunteer. hs,ias been
duly enlisted into 'ne service Of tho Dbed s''., ava 1o
. ,,cord show. no rs TO hi, ohsrge aud specification
It /. DO taken IL tie plea Of Not onhiy we're inter
a. mature elaboration the testimony sdduesd IN.
cont found the prisoner 0uy Of the sPrchesti,n and
fiity Of H.. cLdfgr -d upon did ..lt.nc- h' TIE
d prvss heiton b. stalker Of Company A. lth Sew ora
yaooe.. 10 be di.nonoTsby oi.chas,d the 'sr'ice OF
~ T,ad State, .Do thea committed the nt,d stale.
la the Disuic Of Columbia 81 ha isbof 0f
~. tea. OF ~ years sai siH monin,"
n The .yieefce ia tn. II tho moot Interesting ns
,g,, and no question plesnd Dy the record yie IDS IN H
20 tnsi h. engaged the sen0n Of The Hsor
spresis tn, .ae regimen, which the pri'aner belong
80, ~ Two ,e.r. from rue tim, ia hpnl ss under u~
Of st .s,e which tho td section L. Ia ue following
III. officers and Of toe sad force 'hs! receive
tb. s. pay rsous while IL service under provisions Of
, =, ,,.,. sad naeu Of tie rsut aud d
l9- a " re nited s.ia. and .ha b. liabl. At all
tp-. % be tufned over 90 ihc .efso. pe tht'd ".
on ths order Of the oyenor a. part o IN. mhli" o. h.
" upon the reqrisition o. the President OF tht United
Sist.s" 80, g., a., ,,-.t-- -
rr : The forces hereby created, wnen called into actual
ssr,. shall be the ru.s and articles appncsD- to
,. n.r this She. DC aiscnArgcd fro service se
except in county where they were organized unei' b!
kis OF thsir request" 49, 49,. - =, 49,, so,
Ih,s oct wa, psss.d Ap le l9 o. tho 22d Hsy 1861,
mi. r,gn.ut was mustered iato the service OF the Ulted
atss or the Of three tbs that t-nG The eIte1
for which tlst time Ito fT-sdeDt Of thS Ih.d
~rs wa. suLeo to usk" reputation iof the seiVce Of
re militia Thi, Of three month. .4pIed Of course on
I'd August. 1861 but tie "a day n august l'" onr
der wa. rIed nom the ~ the AdutsntUenei Of the
STATE o. New.Yofk. iu the following i.fnsi
Lie KIoelsucy the Pfeaidrn de.inns tho furthsT service
i H. lie NhW 70 otato NOl LteeI.. and hHv