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THE NAvY.-A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer states that out of 67
post captains at present on the list, but l |
have been tried by Court Martial within
the last 26 years. Six were tried upon
charges originating in difficulties with
their seniors or Juniors, and the remain
ing five were arraigned through the COM
plants of individual citizens, or were pla-
ced upon trial by the imperative voice Of
the nation. Six of the foregoing cases
were acquai,ted, and the rest were SEN
fenced to various punishments. Out OF
the list of commanders now constituting
in number on the register 97,-1l have
been tried, 10 sentenced to various pun
ishments, and only acquitted. The
number of lieutenants who have been
tried, is in proportion still smaller.