...ders of that State, where General Benjamin F. Butler was in chief command. He had been sent thither, as we have observed, after he incurred the displeasure of the General-in-chief by the seizure of Baltimore , without orders to do so, and in a manner contrary to a proposed plan. The President was not offended by the act, and he gave Butler the commission of a Major-General of Volunteers, on the 16th of M...