The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27

The following is a list of the Generals app
pointed in the provisional and regular armies of
the Confederate States: j -,
Generals IL, tile Rg'alar Army
l. Samuel Cooper, Virginia, Adjutant. Gener.
al q. s. A. go
2. Joseph E. johnson, Virginia Quartermas.
ter-General, U. s. A. g s-.isd y
8. Robert E. Lee, Virginia, Colonel of Cav
airy, U. S. A. e
Major. Generals in The Provisional Army.
]. David E. Twiggs, Georgia, Brigadier, Gen-
eral, U. S A.
q Leonidas Polk, Louisiana, Episcopal Bish
OPP Of Louisiana. gap l z 80 tb
Brigadier Generate of the Provisional Aruy.
l. F. G. T. Beauregard, Louisiana, Captain
of Engineers, q. S. A.. Is ri4st ass 81,
2 Braxton Bragg, Louisiana, Captain Of Ar
| tillery, o. s. A.
8. L. NJ. Bonham, South Carolina, Congress.
man from 8. G. fiie sfF Is igf sIliTss
h 4. John B. Floyd, Virginia, U. s. Secretary of
War. - s..,ss-,..,.
5. Ben McCulloch, Texas, Major Texas Ran
8. Vim. II. T. Walker, Georgia, Lieutenant
Colonel Infantry, q. S. A. - - 5e5sssts
z Henry A. Wise, Virginia, late Governor OF
Virginia. ls'
s.H. R. jackson, Georgia, late Minister to
Austria. e-rTa4s
9. Barnard E. Bee, South Carolina, Captain,
Infantry, U. s. A. 49,, -
10. Nathan G. Evans, South Carolina, Major
Infantry, U. S. A. no. ,estt.r ar,5,.
II. John b. Magruder, Virginia, Major Artil.
lery, U. 8. A. rsf H..
II. VIM. ]. Hardee, Georgia Lieutenant Co.
lionel Cavalry, q. S. A. b .a
Is. Benz Huger, South Carolina, Major Ord
nance, U. s. A. Is-s =
IA. Robert S. Garrett, Virginia, Major Infan,
try, U. S. A. 5s.f sa5's- +.
There, have been many other appointments
made, but they are not yet known outside the
War Office. 1920 -,.sg
Gems. Fauntleroy, Winder, Cooke, Ruggles,
and Holmes are in the Provisional Army of Vir-
ginia. Gems. Theophilus II. Holmes, Gwin and
Gattin, are in the Provisional Army of North
Carolina. Gems Pillow and Anderson have ap.
pointu,ents as Major-Generals in Tennessee
Major-General Jere Clemmens commands in
Acknowledgements Wing, 18th.
A WORTHY Son OF Extra BILLY SAITH
A San Francisco dispatch of July 4th says
Austin Smith, late of the q. s. Navy, left
for this port, turned over his Office to his sue.
cessor last week, and departed by the steamer
of the LIST, it is believed to enter the Confeder.
ate army. He is a son of extra VIM. Smith, oil
Virginia. The day after he left a suit was com.
menced against him. One of the San Francisco
courts recovered 1889 entrusted to him by q
man and his wife as their agent.
The Sacramento Union of to-day il comment.
ing on the suit, gives the following account OF
Mr.. Smiths sentiments as expressed to Mr. Chi.
ming, his successor in office. -
He said, in a very excited manner, both in
tone and gesture, 81 owe no allegiance to the
United States Government, and look upon the
Government as an exploded humbug l pro-
claim it openly at it will be source of graft
ication to me, the proudest act of my life, to take
back to my native State, Virginia, few hundred
session I'll be id if would not do go. But
the amount in my possession is SO paltry (Sl5,-
000) that it is not an object worthy Of me,
and shall turn over to you what little have,
not AS all act of honesty on my part, or that
should be entitled to any credit for it, but be-
cause the Government could make it out of nv
services. The North are grabbing public funds,
ships of war, and navy yards, and the South are
entitled to hand in that game of grab, and it
is source Of grief to me that it is not in my
power to manifest my loyalty to my native
State in substantial manner
The San Francisco Times to day has the fol.
lowing additional remarks concerning the same
party: Mr.. Smith paid all the demands of his
Secession friends against the office, and did not
pay the claims of loyal men. He refused to de.
liver scrap Of paper to his successor, and hur-
ried all the books Of the Navy Agents office of
with him in the steamer. There is nothing 10
show Mr.. Ginning how the accounts stand
The affairs are in an inextricable confusion, and
it would seem that this had been done with q
purpose. 1t is intimated that orders will be sent
by Pony Express to New York for his arrest.
News comes from the Navy Yard that, previous
to his departure, when called upon to pay audit.
ed demands, he answered.: ''The United States
Government is PLAYED out" IdB f,s iHrsnE.t Hi.si