Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
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navy on the active list hereinafter
named shall be as follows, viz
-, Rear admirals, when at sea, shall
receive five thousand dollars.
When on shore duty, four thousand
dollars.
When on leave Of absence, or wait
ing orders, three thousand dollars.
Commodores, when at sea, shall re-
ccivc four thousand dollars .
When on shore duty, three thou
sand two hundred dollars
When on leave Of absence or wait.
ing orders, two thousand four hun.
dred dollars;
Captains, when at sea, shall receive
three thousand five hundred dollars.
When on shore duty, two thousand
eight hundred dollars
When on leave of absence or wait
| ing orders, two thousand one hundred
dollars;
Commanders, when at sea, shall re-
ceive two thousand eight hundred dol
lars
When on shore duty, two thousand
two hundred and forty dollars
When on leave of absence or wait
ing orders, one thousand six hundred
and eighty dollars
Lieutenant commanders, when at
sea. shall receive two thousand three
three hundred and forty,three dollars
When on shore duty, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-five dol
lars
When on leave Of absence or wait
ing orders, one thousand five hundred
dollars
Lieutenants, when at sea, shall re-
ceivc one thousand eight hundred and
sevcnty-five dollars;
When on shore duty, one thousand
and five hundred dollars
When on leave Of absence or wait
ing orders, one thousand two hundred
dollars
Masters, when at sea, shall receive
one thousand five hundred dollars;
When on shore duty, one thousand
two hundred dollars
When on leave of absence or wait
ing orders, nine hundred and sixty
dollars
Ensigns, when at sea, shall receive
one thousand two hundred dollars
When on shore duty, nine hundred
and sixty dollars
When on leave of absence or wait.
ing orders, seven hundred and sixty
eight dollars
Midshipmen shall receive five hun
dred dollars
SEC. 6 And be IL further enacted, That
whenever any officer of the navy, of
clasa subject by law or regulation
to examination before promotion to a
higher grade, shall have been absent
on duty at the time when he should
have been examined, and shall have
been found qualified at subsequent
examination, the increased rate of
pay to which he may be entitled
shall be allowed to him from the date
when he would have received it had
he been found qualified at the time
when his examination should have
taken place.
SEC. II. And be IL further enacted, That
in calculating the graduated pay Of
boatswains, gunners, carpenters, and
sailmakers in the navy, as establish
ed by the law, the sea service shall be
computed from the dates of their ap-
pointments or entry into the service
in their respective grades in lieu of
the dates of their warrants.
SEC Is. And belt further eractdd, That
the Secretary of the Navy be and and
he is hereby authorized to assign
clerks and laborers attached to one
bureau to duty in another, and also to
detail surgeon or assistant surgeon.
or passed assistant surgeon, as assist
ant to the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, who shall receive the high
est shore pay of his grade.
SEC. 10. And be IL FURTHER enacted, That
all officers while at sea. or attached
to a sea-going vessel, shall be allow
ed one ration.
SEC. 20. And belt further enacted, That
the relative rank between Objects of
the navy and army on the retired list
shall be the same as on the active
list, and the annual pay of retired
naval officers shall be as follows, viz !:
Admirals, two thousand dollars
Commodores, eighteen hundred dol
lars .. ..... ... :,
Captains, sixteen hundred dollars
Commanders, fourteen hundred dol
lars
! Lieutenant commanders, thirteen
hundred dollars
Lieutenants, one thousand dollars
Masters, eight hundred dollars
Ensigns, five hundred dollars
Aud no rations shall be allowed to
any officers of the navy on the retired
list. And the pay of all naval officers
appointed by virtue Of an act entitled
IAN act to provide for the temporary
increase of the navy" approved July
twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, shall be the same as that Of
officers of like grade in the regular
army.
Approved. July l6, 1862.