St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-18

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8 w. l.. Bonham. s. c., Congressman
from s. C..
/ i. john B. Floyd, Va, U. s. Secreta-
Try Of WAR;.
S. Rem Mccullough. Texas, Maj. Tss-
as Rangers
& Wm- IT. T., Walker, Ga. Tt rSl.
I Inft IT, "A.
Henry A Wise. Va late Govepor
| uf Va.
s. II R.sJackson, Ga, late Minister
to Austria -
/ 8. Ba,narl F. Bee. s c.. Capt. Tnf,.
| u. S \.
10. Nathan G. Evans. s. G., Major
! Inft IT, S. A.
IL; John II. Magruder, ", Major Art
L. S y.
IL. VIM. ]. Harde., Ga, 1t. Col. Cav.
III. s. A.
Is: yv'j. IIugcr. S. c., Major Ordnance
F., L. s. A. *
IA. ....Lest s.. Garnett. Va, Major Tnft.
T. S. A.
! There have been rother appointments
made, but they are not yet KNOWN outside
Of the War 'fice Generals Fauntleroy,
WinJfr. Cycke. I.uggles and Holmes are
in the Provisional Army of Virginia. Cen
eral Theophilus II Holmes. Gwynn and
Ga,tin are in the Provisional Army Of
North Carolina. Generals Pillow and
, Anderson have appointments no Mxjor
Generals in Tennessee. Major Geucral
Jerc Clemens commands in .Alabana.-
Rtelaa"nd Wig, July r.
| PEoNUScIATiOS IN THE House. or LORDS.
| 1t is not aften that We iiud the Noble
lords eriticising each other on the way
i'll which they pronounce their wurds.
but the Earl of Derby set the example
the other night. In speaking of the re-
peal Of the paper duties. he. in reply to
Earl Granville. said: Neither do See
that so great benei, will be given by the
removal Of tho paper duty to those trades
men who Sell groceries, tea, sugar. and
other articles. ON account of the paper in
which those articles are wrapped. aot to
use the noble lords expression of .wrup-
ped" CA laugh } Erl Granville, in
reply, said that his first embarrassment in
rising to address their lor.lships was ill.,
creased by finding himself so liable to
offend the critical ears of his noble friend
opposite. His noble friend had objected
10 his peculiar p rase"lngy in prououEciug
the word "wropped." which he presumed
the noble Earl pronounced wrapped"
daughter. He asserted the RICH. of
every Englishnan to pronounce certain
words in the way which pleased him best.
aud before he could bow to the noble
Earl's CORRECTION he must know whether it
was wrong tu pronounce the name Of the
capital IF the central county in England
Derby" instead of Darby"
THE LIT. Col. OF TIE MARYLAND REGr-
ME>r.-lt appears that Mr. Nathan T.
Du>hane. who has been appointed LieutcH-
ant-Colonel Of the Maryland (Fedcral)
Regiment. is not held in much esteem by
the Linconites The correspondent of
the New York Tribune, says:
Major John Il. kcnly was gasetted as
the fortunate recipient of Secretary Came
ron's favor. And will you believe it, Mr..
Nathan Il. Dushane was honorcd with
the Lieu,enant-C olonclcy-this man, VIII ,,
on the ever memorable 18th of April. was
seen mu>kct in hand with the other dis
loyslists to assist in driving hume the
patriotic New York eth, who were eager
ly rushing to the rescue Of our imperiled
Capital; this man, | say. has been the one
who has received this mark of Secretary
Camcron's favor. oh, consistency th.,u
art indeed jewel" l can't permit my
self to believe that the Hon. Secretary of
War could have been aware of the facts in
the case. or Mr.. d. would never have beeu
commissioned.
GREAT RUsH FOR OFFICE Wide Awake
! Patriotism.-Therc are five thousand APP
plicants for forty four positions in the New
York Custom House. Upon this the Ex-
press remarks that lit seems to BE- forgot
ION by the Republicans, especially by the
Wide Awake cape aud torch men. that
in their preliminary drills last October and
November, they have already qualified
themselves for places in the rank and I'll /;
of the army, aud that under these drills
they are far better prepared for office
fboro then tho Ham, x.ccs.1l,. b..