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 .saval Court Marfiol.-Fhe editors of the New York Post learn from correspondent in Philadelphia that the Court Martial for the tri- al of Commodore Creighton assembled op the Ed instant, when the Court organized, the charges read, and the plea of not guilty entered. There are two sets of charges preferred against the accused, both having relation to offences a- legged Ito have been committed while in command of the frgate Hudson; the fist of these, pre- lerfed by the Navy Department, at the relation of Lieutenant J. T. Aomans and others, and the other by the Navy Department, at the reIa ton of Lieut.. T. W. Freelon and others. The reading of the charges occupied two hours. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Lieut. Romans, un- derwent long examination and eross-examina- ton, on the charges preferred at his relation.- Ffty-nine witnesses are in attendance on the Court, forty-fiye on the part of the prosecution, and fourteen for the accused. It is thought that the proceedings will occupy the Court five orsix weeks.-yhag Iatcl