The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-22
a. sea, one thousand two hundred dollars.

vous, and receiving ships, nine hundred ana my
dollars.
After being passed and stationed as above, one
thousand one hundred and fifty dollars.
- = Surgeons.
For the first five years after the date of his COM
mission one thousand dollars
For the second five years, one thousand two hun
drcd dollars.
For the third five years, one thousand four hun
For the fourth five years, one thousand six hum
dred dollars
After he shall have been commissioned as sur
gson twenty years and upwards, one thousand eight
hundred dollars.
All the surgeons of the navy under orders for du-
ty at navy yards, receiving vessels rendezvous, or
naval hospitals shall have increase of one-fourth
of the foregoing amount of their respective annual
pay, from the date of their acceptance of snch or
ders. ""''+..
All surgeons of the navy ordered to any of the
ships or vessels of the United States commissioned
for service, shall have increase of one third OF
the foregoing amount of their respective annual pay
from the date of their acceptance of such orders.
All surgeons of the navy, ordered as fleet sur
geons, shall have increase of one half OF their
respective annual say, from the date of their accep-
tance of such orders.
'-@ -'"' Chaplains
When attached to vessels for sea service, or al
navy yards, one thousand two hundred dollars.
When leave of absence, writing orders,
eight hundred dollars.
Professor of Mathematics.
When attached to vessels for service or IN a
yard one thousand two hundred dollars.
Secretaries
To commanders of of squaarons when comman-
ding in chief, one thousand dollars.
To commanders of squadrons, when not com
manding in chief, nine hundred dollars
- ,Saiiagmasters
OF ship of the line, for service one thou
sand one hundred dollars.
When other duty, one thousand dollars
When on leave of absence, or waiting ORDERS
seven hundread and fifty dollars
Second Masters.
When attached to vessels for sea service, seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
When other duty, five hundred dollars.
When on leave of absence, waiting orders, four
hundred dollars.
Passed Midshipmen.
On duty, seven hundred apd-ffty dollars.
Waiting orders, six hundred dollars.
Warranted masters mates.
When attached"to the visses for service, or at
navy yards, four hundred and fifty dollars,
When on leave of absence, waiting orders, three
When attached to vessels for sea service, four
hundred dollars
When on other duty, three hundred and fifty dol
lars.
When on leave of absence, waiting orders
three hundred dollars.
S;.s. r. a ysS."rpe y" =. . nuuGfhedt doIlars.
s FIRST clerk 10 commandant OF a Macy yard, nine
hundred dollars.
Second clerk to commandant of a ndpv vard.
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
To commanders of squadrons, captains of fleets
and commanders of vessels, five hundred dollars
Boafswains, Gnners, Saikmakakers, Carpenters
or ship of the line, for service, seven hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
OF frigate for service, six hundred dollars.
When on other duty, five hundred dallars.
When on leave of absence, waiting ORDERS
three hundred and sixty dollars.
Officers temporarily performing the duties belong
ing to those of higher grade, shall receive the COM
pensaton allowed to such higher grade, while ac-
tuaIy SO employed.
No officer shall be put furlough but at his own
request and all officers so furloughed shall receive
one half only of the pay to which they would have
been entitled if on leave of absence,
1t any assistant surgeon shall have been absent
from the United States, on duty, at the time others
OF his date were examined, he shall if not rejected
at subsequent examination be entitled to the same
rank with them; and if from any cause, his relative
rank cannot be assigned to him, he will retain
his original position on the register.
One ration per day, only she'll be allowed to all
officers, when attached vessels for sea service
SEC. =, And be IL further enacted, That no allow
ance shall hereafter be made to any officer, in the
naval service OF the United States for drawing bills
for receiving OF dsbursing money, for transacting
any business for the Governments Of the United
States, nor shall he be allowed servants, or par for
servants, clothing rations for them or pay for the
same, nor shall any allowance he made to him for
rent OF quarters to pay rent for furniture or for
lights or fuel, or Transporting baggage. II is here
by expressly declared that the yearly allowance
provided in this act is all the pay compensation,
and allowance that shall be received unber any cir
cumstances whatever by any such officer or person,
except for travelling expenses when under ORDERS
or which ten cents per mile shall be allowed
APPROVED, March 3, 1885.
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