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ded by a regular commissioned naval officer. If they are not thus employed, they will be used by the State to ply within Massachusetts waters, to protect the commerce of that State. The Secretary of War, in order to accommodate the traveling public, has directed the opening of the military route between Washington and Philadelphia, by way of Annapolis, to two daily trains. Those from the North leaving-Philadelphia at 10½ a. m. and 11 o'clock p. m. The President has appointed Lieut. Nicholson Adjutant and inspector of the marine corpse, vice Taylor, resigned. The Government has declined accepting more than one regiment of the three months volunteers from Michigan. They will, however, receive two regiments under the latest proclamation. The proclamation issued by the Mayor of Washington, requiring that drinking establishments be closed at 9.30 each night, was by advice of our military authorities. On Saturday Senator Wilson suggested to high executive officers the