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Captain Tyle, Alexandria Gazette gives tho following as the origin of this cog nomen:

 Many persons s"cm at a loss to know why Mir. Bolts dubbed the President. Capt. Ty- ler.' Some supposed it was in derision-oth. CTS that it merely referred to him as leader We pretend not to unravel the mystery but the Charleston Free Press says, that Mr. Ty- Ter, during the last war commanded com pany of volunteers in New Kent or Charles a pretty good as well ns popular officer. At home. he was generally known as Captain Tyler and was rather proud of the title.- AS late as February last, he reminded some of bis friends of the circumstance,