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LIEUT.. BABBITT.-We learn that Lieut.. BABBirT, of the Navy, has been honorably acquitted of all the charges pre- ferFed against him by Com. ELLIOTT. The decision of the Court Martial has been laid before the Secretary of the Navy and |" the greatest and best,'' and has, by them, been fully approved. Both Com. E. and Lieut.. B. are on the Boston station, and the accusation against the latter grew out of the decapitation of the celebrated "fgure- head" lis stated that the decision in this case, while it reflects the highest honor up- on Lieut. B. leaves Com. E. in quite an unenyiable position. We cannot but think Com. E. has had ''gIory enough'' upon the Boston station, and presume he Is ready by this time to gather rew laurels in anoth- CT quarter.- BaA. Pat.