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The Office of Masters Mate is to be abolished
and Nlidshipmen to do the duty. The total
amount of officers and men in the Navy is not to
exceed the number fixed in 1887 by the Navy
Commissioners. No officer is hereafter to have
any allowance for doing duty in higher grade !;
no vessel is to be built or rebuilt hereafter, with
out an act of Congress and the deficiency Of
officers for sea service is hereafter to be supplied
from officers at Navy Yards or stations on shore; ;
and officers of a lower grade are to supply the
place OF these latter; but none are to receive any
additional pay. This bill viii probably pass.


BosToS AND MAINE RAILROAD ExrESsoN.-The
Joint Committee on Railroads and Canals, after
most elaborate discussion and investigation,
have, by large majority, reported bill to carry
the Boston and Maine Railroad through Read
ing, South Reading, Stoneham and Maiden, and
by the Canal OF Mill Creek to Haymarket Square,
within three minutes walk of the Exchange and
Market. Boston Bee.