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In the remarks of MT. Burt, member of the Committee on Military Affairs, on the suppimental war bill, on the 3d inst, we find the following paragraph:

 "The President had called for regiments from different States, and n scould De impos. sible that any Brigadier General. or Major General should De appointed by any one State, aohen he regiments or dipisions should be drawn iron, different States"

 This opinion. which was expressed in such way as to give it authority, conflicts with the understanding of the Sate author ities of Alabamn, as is evinced by the re- cent appointment of Brigadier General Smith.