Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

me Sal0 newspaper reviews OF Olnef perloftical
publications pr nbed pamphlets, or other printed
l.ter, shall be in narrow bInls cover open
at the sdes or ends so that they may DC easily ex
amtned subject tqthe laws and regulations Of each
country. respectively.
Art. 2. Tkera shall be charged b. the pust Office
of the United States of Km 4rica upon all letters,
newsp4psrs printed p4nphlcts or other printed mt
ter JHlIed in the z ritgd States aHl foswtr1ed u
Mex O. by sea- whether bv United States or by
MexGIn vessels sueh TaUes Of inland postage ~ are
w may 'reIfter b established by the stRs OF
the ifta Stttes a.l the rate IT set postage pre-
scrbii in article first which infant and sea at lge
shall be combined into one rate and paid always IN
advance. ---sa----
5ush prepaymaut shall b, eertiRs3by tha apPro-
pirate stamps OF the United States rest Off e AMI
tha po'fasS 50 PId shall belong exclusively 10 the
Fatrs sisR bs thl.ggd by tho p}st ofi,s Of the
eited7 Aexisan aJ7s t9sl all letters nsWsplPer..
printed pump I'ets. It er p'Iute N r m 81 in
utxiUS almI Girw4rsli 81 O. the Umtsl ) ~ "a OF
~ en- by sea. whether by Mexican or by Unitsf
StateS Vtsas. su;1 ttss rf ia Ell gJ'cts' IS nj
n'w,r my h2re.fter b. estlLg -had by the llws e.
of Nsxi -. lni the rate IF pOstag prescribed in
article first which inland and ssapessas rHessribs
in article -fr1t whish inlanl aud sea Rsfiiga shall
bc combined into ons rare and pIid always in ud-
Vanse.rid s-a4 1e ana e-g-t sr M 4r
Such prepayment shalt b. esrtifsf by the appro-
pirate stamps oi fls pJstofi . nf tbs Uait'l NJ K
I
eusively 70 Mexco,
ART 8 u fS3H all lsttars. new spapers printsI nam
phles, pr oJhsr printed mater r5;sivet in th7 Upi
t'd States of Ane'i from VI by sea tn s'e " U
be charge by tho q Itet StVs9 an h rates OF IN.
iaad pnsGtgs are w or my here Ifter he e.tab
lt6aei By the laws Of tbs deiet States which shall
be coecte1 at the place nf destin,ti % and shall be-
lying exclusively 70 tho Cnited States Of America.
and vi5e versa upDn all letters newspapers; priut
pamphlets other printed mltter received in Mex
leo from the United States Of AmericI by sea- ther
will be chqrg d bv " xico such rates of inland Dps.
tase as are may hereafter b., established by
the laws of Nexis0 which shall b, ,roler ed NJ the
pa;e o. destn ItOa anl shall belong exclusively To
Mexico --
Art. 4. All letters. newspapers printed pamphlets
or other printed matter m,ied in tho Uuitrd States
Of America and addr IS d to any zee in th Unite1
Mexiatn States or vice versa whed not enHU'ysi BY
sea shall be charged with the of inland postage
Of the country from which su n m Ill master Is sent
whi3h saul be DrepIiI all With thi in al plsstsi
ot the csuntry re;evns wh!;h shall b. collected at
the pla 20 Of dsSti Lrion. Eal lsoGs llICi
Such postage shalt belong res ectivey to the
country collecting the SAM,
Art D. All lettsrs. newspapers, printed pamphlets
or othar printed meter m red in the one eontry for
tue other or received ia the one country from the
other whether by land or sea conveyance shall b,
Tree from any d9tentlOn or inSp3 tpn wlltsv3r aud
shall in the case b. fnrw srl Il BY the m st speed
means tn their destination. and in the other b 4,
promptly delivered u the respective persons 10
they aTs adlres3zd bang u j CT in their tftrsns
sion to the laws AMI reguiasIJus Of each Country.
reSps tiyely.
Arr s. 81 soon as steam or other mil packets
under the Hlg of either of the cOntractdg ptrties
ID al have comm ncel ra lnins b5t,Vssn their res
peeive ports Of entry. whsth ur fram VI xi
co the contracting parties agree to receive 1T those
ports all mailabie matter AMI tn fFward it as di-
reeted tue destination being to some regular post
Office OF either country, charging tbere1pOn ohythe
rates st Dashed by Jh5 PRESENT eOnVentiJnr "a
ss for the United States of America shall Be
nude up aJ regular intervals by the Mexican post
Office aud dsp Ltchsd ports Of the United Stat 5;
aud IN the stlne mInnsr mdit for Mexico shall bs
made up at regular intervals Ivy the United States
post off e and dispatched to ports in Mexico.
Art. z. The Unitel Mexican States engage to
grant to the United states Of An3ricl to ran.it in
CLOSED mails free from any pIstls,, dnties imposts
detention, or examination whatever through United
Mexican States or any Of their possessions or terri
tories OF letter. newspapers printed pIn 9hletJ or
other printed matter forW Lr,led from 5hs Uaited
States OF America, or any If their possessions or
territory of the United States Of America or tn any
foreign country, or fir IN any foreign country or
possession or territory of the United States of
America, to the United States Of America their
possessions or territories.
A mail agenC Of the United States Of America
shall be permitted to accom- Jany the closed ais in
their tanSit. .. st'@' D." '
The Unired States Of Amsrea OH their part, en-
gage to gram to the United Mexican States the
trs'nsi in ci0set mls free frDm any posta q. du
ties, impnsts detention or examination whatever.
through the Un ted States of America or any Of
their pos sessions of letters. Rsptper
pr MED pamphlets other printed tier. forward
ed from the u Cnjte1 Mexican States orany Of their
's5eS-pn' or territories tD any other Mexcdn pos
essi6 Or territory or to any foreign country from
nuy foreign couutry MexiaIn possessiOn OF teri
try To the United Mexican States their possessions
or uerrltnfleS- ..I.. SUI 30 ..-itt-.a- % lt..s-
ANAL agent or Mexico shall, be permitted to ac-
company ths closed IN ,ils in their transit
Arr. g.. The means of making the transit of closed
m Ills under the stipuldti Of article seventh Of
the present convention shall be arPanga0 between
the general rost off - deplrtm mt of the two sonu-
tries suh1ct 70 the apprOO Ijh of each GovernmsHt
respectively. gesrIe 90 esd s-utre H...a
Art. 9. In case of the misfortune of war between
the twp nations the mill service Of thu tEo p,st
off ,es >ha'l continue wi h1ut impedinent or m0ss-
tatOn until six weeks after uoti6 alton sh l have
been made on the part Of eiter of the two Govern
ments AMI deliver to the Othor that the ssrvc, il 10
be disr ntinued; nd such case the mil packets If
this two c0untris shall be permitted 20 return fres
~ and under special prOtectOn to their respective
ports. -, f-lf -Hi E.-'La1 a1a#-t
Art. TO- The respective post 'e regulations and
rates of postage Of each Of the con ractng parties
shall be Inicated TO- AID all m Itters ,If ,tlil
arising out OF the stipulations of this convention
shall be settled between the General Post On q
Departments Of the two republics a. SION as p SCI
be after the exchange Of the Publications Of the
present convention. "a. e-I 90 .EtI-..
It is also agreed that tho measures of detail re-
ferred to in this article may bs mod fled by the two
General Z st Ofl q Departments whenever by mti-
tual consent those Departn nts shall have decided
that such notifications wOuH be banpf,iai % the
post "ice sery"e Qt the two cOu ltriss aud Mexico
proposes soon as her means Of internal trunspur-
tati0n will permit tOredace her present rates Of in
ldnd postage.
Art II. The present convention shall cOntinus in
fOrce until il shall be abrugIt 81 by The mi u1 CON
sent OF the iWO con ractng parties, until one of
them shall have given twelve months prevOas no.
TO the other Of a desire to abrJslte it,. ..---5
Art. IL. This e"nventien shall bs ratified in con
fOrmity with the Constitutions 0f the two Countries
and the ratifcatOns shall be ex changed at the city
OF Mexico within six months from The date hereof,
or earlier if possible. .-f ,aa .r
In witness whereof, We the PleniPotontaries of
the United States Of America and Of the United
Mexican States have signed and sealed there pre-
sents
Done in the city of Mexico on the eleventh day of
December, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixtr-one, IN the eighty-sixth
year of the independ ence of the United States Of
America and in the fUrtyfrst Of that Of The United
Mexican States.
THOMAS CORWIN, r.. 81
SEB'N LERDO DE TEJADA, IL. ST.
And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified on both parts, and the respective ratica-
tiOns of the same were exchanged in the eigy Of
Mexico en- the twentieth ultimO:
Now therefore be it known that I ABRAHAM
President Of the United States Of AmeE-
lea, have caused the said eOntiOn TO DO made pubic
to the end that the same amp every clause and artI