...s that it will not be made. It is more likely that Gen. Beauregard will be sent to us. If Long street were here, or should he succeed in extricating himself from the difficulties which beset him in East Tennessee , it is not improbable that he would be the man. Meanwhile, Gen. Hardee, who consents to hold the position only temporarily, is busily engaged in reorganizing the army and preparing it for active duty...