The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10
~rELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
eIsrArcHE IL THx wuIEks usios LIsE.
Noon Dispatches
The Lane Difficulty.
MEXICAN (:
sECY STANTON To ASSUME COM
MAND OF THE ARMY.
Gen. McClellan's Situation !
Mcclellan 4 stanton on Good Terms !
Southern News!
GEN. NELSON ADVANCED To
GREEN RIvER'
Gen. Wallace en- route TO
fcrt Donelsenl
Burnside .MOrtMS!
&C. &C. &c. &C, &c
GEN NELSON ADVANCED To
GREEN RIVER;
Gen. Wallace en- route TO
Fort Oonelseni
Burnside .MOrtMg!
&C. &C. &c. &c. &C
FRoM wAsHINGToN. .


AsnISoroS, Feb. An error Ia Repre-
sentative Conway rcsolut.sa. as Priusec TO.
iay. renders IL necessary 10 say that his call
IA the President WAS Tor the names OF all
ersons arrested under the or ter of ANY ex
vcutiye oihceE without legal process. and con
hued in any OF the FOris or other prisons Ia
tnis country. exclusive OF persons taken -
yrisonsrs OF war.
SPECIAL 20 TRIBUNE.
The difficulty In Gen. l. mes case arises
rom the lact that he in almost the JUNIOR
origsdier- General. aud la a department com
handed by n superior officer. and that { give
AIM a separate command would involve the
.eces-ity OF manufacturing A lot OF senior
Colouels into Brigsdier Generals for his e.
.ecisl necessities.
The difficulties in Col Berdans regiment
will be settled by = removal Of the Colonel.
the nrming OF the men with Colts rides and
revolver aud sending them to the front.
The Senate committee ON foreign affairs
had Mexican matters under consideration for
NO hours this morning. No conclusion was
re- tched.
New interest has been awakened BY the
ne~ victor, at the National Bridge. and the
friends OF Mexico are sanguine that some
" ~ A8N - - ~ ~
States will be adopted.
Senator latham h preparing a report from
he military committee authorizing "A survey
20 establish a telegraph communication from
San Francisco via Beherrines Straits to the
mouth OF the Amour River. The measure
sill be pressed ON Congress with urgency.
Senator Harriss. from the Judiciary com
mittce. made TO day a resolution that Mr..
Stark. OF Oregon. IL entitled 10 bis scat. be
tause the Senate has no power 10 investigate
he question OF loyalty until he has taken his
seat.
The Times Correspondence saSs Tho Sen
tie Committee had an Internal meeting to-
lay Tor the purpose of considering the House
Treasury note bote bill. Enough was said 10
how there u considerable opposition To the
.egal tender cl use. They finally ordered tho
oil TO be printed, and IL will rome up for
final action at their meeting To- morrow.
Owing to the sickness OF Mr.. Covodc the
projected interview with the President In re-
laIion 10 the Lane Expedition will not take
olace to-day and probably never will. Sena
tor Pomeroy had an interview with him on
the subject. but tho President WAS unable
20 see any way out Of the difficulty. lie ex.
pected Gen. Lane to rave arranged matters
virh Gen. Hunter on his arrival at LeIven-
worth.
lie reiterated that whilo hc vas wiling
that Gen. Lane should have a command OF
10. 900 or $4,000 msn. he had no idea Of his
o~utrsnking Gen. Hunter. or in any way In
tefering with bis command. This evidently
IA the end Of the Lane expedition.
This evening n ron OF Chancellor Wal
wor h was arrested AZ the kirkwood House.
n this city on the charge Of treason His
trunks aud papers werc seized but have not
vet been examined.
The various rumors 20 the effect thai Sec.
rotary Stsuuton 10 ~ assume the active msn
,ger,ent OF the army leaving TO General Mc
| C.eilan the command Of the Potomac only,
mas this foundation oniy-a week since the
.taf OF Gen Mcclellan we're notified 10 be
"a readiness Tor a movement. across the Po-
tomsc. They made every preparation Tor 30
doing. a a NJ ,ior Z NJ Greene Of their nun
Der vent To New York for tho purpose al
purchasing certain personal supplies for their
u-e. In consequences OF the state OF the
roads thew have not vet been ordered o. or,
"ut they -re ready 10 30. and when they 60
Gea. Mcclellan will turn over 10 the tempo
rsry charge OF Mr.. Stsunton tho control OF
the entire army with the exception OF the ar
nv of the Potomac. IL will be remembered
that when Gen Scott went TO MEXICO be pur.
-u-d = similar course. thus leaving himself
rec to attend to the msfe important matter,
IN h,nd Mcclellan and staunton are on the
best terms.
HrnAtD's Connr
The President Of the American TELEGRAPH
Company leave. Washins ton tor New iofl
t0morrow morning f.eqncnt and satisisc
INV interviews with the Secretary Of Wa
have e nvinced Mr. sanford that the meas
ures adopted BY the Goxeramer. In relation
10 The transmission OF telerrsphic message
ara imperati, ely demanded by the publ
welf-re. and iuterierss With neither the pr
sate right Of ~cittsens. nor tho Interests o
the Telegraph Company.