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DEATH OF COMMODORE ELLIoTT.-We anuoun- ced, yeslerday, the death of Co-modore Jesse D Elliott, of the United States Navy, and comman. der of the Navy Yard in this city. We perceive that the customary military arrangements for the funeral have heen directed by the officer in com mand. and other demonstrations If feelings towards the deceased will. of course, be made.

 Tommodnre Elliot was, we believe, d natI,e of Frederick county, MarVlund. He entered the Navy early, and arrived the highest rank in that impor- ianl arm of national defence. Circumstances brought Com. Elliott in opposition 10 some of his fellow ei- zens His mode of directing affairs according 10 hls own ideas, of course, exposed hm to the crii- cism of those who had ideas opposed to him He. however, sustained he character of an accomplished seaman. and proud of that distinction, and his patriotism undoubted as hls personal courage. He has gone down tn The grave when he had looked for lulness of strength, and when he naiion had Il right lolpok for the advantages oi ripened eXper- fence and the citizens. whose authority he repre- senied, and whose interests tt his profession to defend, will, of course, manifest their respect the way that custom proposes and propriety sanctions. -tI Ibid.