{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
The defence of Commodore Porter hav-
ing been concluded on Saturday, it is prob
able the opinion Of the Court Martial will
be made up to-day or tomorrow, and, as
soon rs the Proceedings and all the papers
connected with them can be prepared, will
be submitted to the President of the United
States for his decision. 1t cannot be expect
ed, that proceedings SO voluminous can re-
ceive from the President in very short
time, that deliberate and thorough cxam-
nation, which is due TO the subject; and
we cannot, therefore, expect to learn inn
medatcly the nature of the judgment which
the Court will pronounce on the accusations
Whatever the Judgment may be, it will, we
know, possess the merit of fimpartality; and
all those who have witnessed the proceed
ings of the Court, will give it the praise OF
patience and attention, during the protract-
ed and tedious investigation which it has
been required to make.


CALICO PRINTING.-1he Rochester
Republican states, that an establishment fol