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EXAMINATION AT WEST Po1NT.-We
learn from one of the members of the
Board, that the examination of the cadets,
thus for, has given the most unqualified
satisfaction. 1t is so conducted that there
is no possibility Of evading a fair investi
CATION Of the requirements of each individ-
ual. Gentle dullness cannot excape by
iaborlous exertlon of memory, nor indo-
lence by stratagem or friendly assistance.
The results that all young gentlemen are
prepared to do credit to themselves and to
the country Com. Adu.


% We leanr from the Navy Yard, that
the bodies of three more of the victims O fl
the late explosions, have been found, hor-
rlbly mangled, among the ruins