American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-19

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PAY OF TEE OFFICERS OF TIE l.. S. ARMY.
The following is synopsis Of tho two first sec
tons Of the bill which has passed the House Of
Representatives, fixing thu pay of the army
We copy it from the New Yorl. Herald:
BE il resolved, That the pay Of each officer
shall not exceed the sum pei month"; as herein
specified, and that all laws inconsistent with
The provisc contained in this provision is here
hy repealed.
The pay per month of major general, shall
b. three hundred and one-thlrd dollars.
For brigadcr general, two hundred and tii-
ty dollars.
For an adiutant general, one hundred and
ninety-one and two-thirds dollars.
For an assistant adjutant general, with rank
oi majcr, one hundred and tifty-eight and one
third dollars.
For an assistant adutant general, OF the
grade Of captain, twenty dollars per month, in
addition to his pay as lieutenant i'll the line
For an inspector general one hundred and
Hnety-one and two-thrds dollars.
For a quarter-nlaster general, two hundred
and fifty dollars.
handred and ninety-one and two-thirds dol
lars
For deputy quarter-master general, one
hundred and fifty -eght and one-thrd dollars.
For quarter-master, one hundred and TWEEN
ty-nine and one-sxth dollars.
For an assistant quarter master, twenty dol
lars per month, in addition to his pay as lieu
tenant in the line.
For paymaster general, two hundred dol
lars,
For paynaster, one hundred and twenty
nine and one-slXth dollars.
For commssary general of subsistence, one
hundred and nnety-one and two-thlrds dol
lars.
For an assistant commissary general of sub
sstence, one hundred and Gfty-eght and one
third dollars.
For d comnissary of subsistence, with rank
Of major, one hundred and twenty-nine and
,Gne-sxth dollars.
For commssary ofsubsistonce, Of the grade
ot captain, twenty dollars per month, in addl-
ton to his pay as lieutenant in the line.
For surgeon general, two hundred dollars,
For surgeon ten years service, one hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For a surgeon of less than ten years service,
one hundred and thirty-thrce and one-thrd
dollars.
For an assistant surgeon Of ten years SER
vice. one hundred and sixteen and two-thirds
dollars.
For an assistant surgeon of five years sel-
vice, one hundred dollars.
For an assistant surgeon of less than FIVE
years service, seventy-five dollars.
For superintendent of the Military Acade-
my at West Point, one hundred and fiIty-eght
and one-tbird dollars, with the local rank of
lieutenant colonel while he is acting as supern-
tendent at West Point, and no longer
For professor of natural and experimental
philosophy, one hundred and twenty-nine and
one-sxth dollars.
For an assistant professor of natural and ex-
detrimental philosophy, one hundred dollars.
For professor of mathematics, one hundred
and twenty nine and one-sxth dollars
For a commander of the corps of cadets, one
hundred and twenty-nine and one-sxth dollars.
For an assistant professor OF mathematics,
one hundred dollars.
For an assistant professor of engineering, one
hundred dollars.
For an instructor in engineering, one hun
dred dollars.
For professor of engineering one hundred
and twenty-nine and one-siXth dollars
For a professor of chemistry, minerology, and
geology, one hundred and twenty nine and one
sixth dollars.
For an assistant professor of chemistry, min
erology, and geology, one hundred dollars.
For chaplain and professor of ethics, one
hundred and twenty-nine and one-sixth dollars.
For ali assistant professor of ethics, one hun
dred dollars.
For teacher of the French language, one
hundred dollars.
For teacher of drawing one hundred dol
lars.
orr Of ALL
For cadet at West Point, sixteen dollars.
For a colonel of Dragons, two hundred dol
lars.
For lieutenant colonel of dragons, one
hundred and sxty-six and two-thirds dollars.
For ma or of dragons, one hundred and
tbirty-thrce and one third dollars.
For captain OF Dragons, one hundred and
FIVE dollars.
For a first lieutenant of dragons, eighty five
dollars.
For second lieutenant of Dragons, seventy
five dollars.
For colonel of engineers, one hundred and
ninety-one and two thirds dollars.
For a lieutenant colonel of engineers, one
hundred and fifty-eight and one third dollars.
For major Of engineers, one hundred and
twenty nine and one sixth dollars.
For captain of engineers, one hundred dol
lars
For a first lieutenant of engineers, seventy
seven and one half dollars.
For second lieutenant of engineers, sixty
seven and one half dollars
10 officers OF the Typographical engineer
corps and ordnance department, the same
monthly pay as officers of the same grade in the
engineer corps.
For a colonel of artillery, one hundred and
eighty-three and one third dollars.