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Assault upon de President-On the preceding page we have given a" account, from the government pa per, of brutal attack upon the President while on his way to Virginia. The assaant, Lieut.. Randolph, had recently been trial before naval court mar tial sundry charges: the court in great measure acquitted him of the charges; but the President, m reviewing the testimony, seemed to come to differ cut conclusion from the court, and ordered ;he name of Lieut. Randolph be stricken from the roll of the Navy For doing this act, It. K. sought a" occasion 10 wreak chasisement upon the person of the Pres- dent. The President, in our view. would have ap- nearcd more in character of the first civil magistrate of the country, h instead of afterwards attempting to cAasse Randolph, he had interposed to arrest him, aud hand him 10 the proper authority 10 receive that punishment which he su justly merited. Ran doph has since been arrested, and will doubtless meet with his deserts.