Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

the active list hereinafter namOd shall be roows
Rear admirals when sea, shnll receive hVe thous
When on shore duty four thousand dollars;
When on leave of absence or waiting orders, thre'
GSmnodOres, when At sea, shall receive four thOus
When on shore duty, three thousand two hundred
WIN on leave OF absence or waiting orders tuc
thousand GOur hundred dOllars;
Captains when at sea, shall receive three thousand
When on shore duty, two thousand eight hundred
dollars;
When on leave of absence or waiting orders, two
thousand one hundred dollars;
Commanders, when at sea, shAlI receive two thOus-
and eight hundred dollars;
When on shore duty, two thousand two hundred
| and forty dollars;
When on leave of absence or waiting orders, one
| thousand six hundred and eighty dollars;
Lieutenant commanders, when at sea, shall receive
two thousand three hundred and forty-three dollars
When on shore duty, thousand eight hundred
aud seyenty-fve dollars
When on leave of absence or waiting orders, one
thousand five hundred dollars;
Lieutenants when at sea, shall receive one thOus-
and eight hundred and seventy-6ve dOIIarss
When on shore duty, one thousand aud five hum
dred dollars;
When on leave of absence or waiting ORDERS one
Thousand two hundred dollars;
Masters, whe1 at sea, shall receive one thousand
five hundred dollars.
When on shore duty, one thousand two hundred
dollars;
When on leave OF absence or waiting orders, nine
hundred aud sixty dollars;
Ensigns, when at sea, shall receive one thousand
two hundred dollars
When on shore duty nine hundred aud sixty dol
lars.
When on leave Of absence or waiting orders, seven
hundred and siXty.eight dollars.
Midshipmen shall receive i've hundred dollars.
Sec. 16 Aud be it further enacted, That whenever
any officer Of the navy, of class subject by law
regulation to examination before promotion to q
higher grade, shall have been absent duty at the
time when he should have been examined, and shall
have been found qualified At q subsequent exanIinH
tiOn, the increased rate OF pay to which he may be
entitled shall be allowed to hfn from the date when
he would have received hal he been found quail.
ged at the Tins when his examination should have
taken place.
Sec. II. Aud be 1t further enacted, That in calcu
latng the graduated pay eff bcatswRns Eunners car
penters and sailmakers in the navy, as established
by the law, the service shall be computed from
the dates of their appointments entry into the
service u their respective grades in lieu Of the dates
Of theiE
Sec 1s Aud be it further enacted, That the Sec
retary Of the Navy be and he is hereby
assign clerks and laborers attached to Lureau
dnty in another, aud also to detail surgeon
sistant surgeon, ssed assistant surgeon asss
tant to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery who
shall receive the higl est shore pay of his grade.
Sec. 49, And be it further enacted, That all officers
while at attached to HeRgoing vessel, shall
be allowed one ration.
Sec 20 And he it further enacted, That the rel
atIHe rahk between ohcerS oil the navy and army on
the retired list shall be the same on the active t
and the annual pay Of retired naval officers shall be
as follows, viz:
Admin ais two thousand dollars
Commodore, eighteen hundred dollars.
Captains, sixteen hundred dollars,
Commanders fourteen bundled dOllarE
Lieutenant commanders, thirteen hundred dollars.
Iieutennnts, one thousand dollars.
Masters, eight hundred dollars.
Eusigns, five hundred dollars
And ration shall be allowed to any officers Of the
navy the retired list. And the pay Of all naval
ofc rs appointed by virtue of entitled can
to provide for the temporary increase of the navy"
approved July twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixtyone, shall be- he same as that Of officers Of
like grade in the regular navy.
Approved, July 16, 1862.