...uld, while unhesitatingly sacrificing his rank for the public good, have plainly shown his consciousness of the injustice done him. By some curious fatality, worthy of note, it seems to have been General Beauregard 's destiny, at various periods of our four years struggle, to be subordinated to officers of his own grade in the army, ranking him only by date of commission. At the battle of Manassas, in July, 18...