We are highly tratified in learning that our ( young friend, Master John Corse, of this city, , has been edm.tted to the rank of Cadet, in the I Military Academy, at West Point. This is a| well merited compliment. Master John is a jyoung gentleman of much promise, possessing a j ( ftae mental organization, largely and variously | cultivated—for his ye irs—by assiduous study of j the abstruse sciences, and polite Literature. He ( is rather unassuming in manners, retiring in dis- (posit iso, most sure characteriatics of a well bal* ' anced mind j anJ ws feel confident that he will win the admiration of his Professors, the esteem ,of his compeers, end not d-appoint the highest |expectations of his friends, either at ban - or iabroad. We wish him a safe arms! at the beau- 1 1tlfully located seat of military science, umnter- , ruptod tioa’th during his stay at the University,.and fame won in the service of his country, or i in the fields of science.