Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
ARTICLE III.

ARTICLE
Upon all letters, newspapers, printed pamphlets,
other printed matter received in the United States of
America from Mexico by sea, there will be charged BY
now Or may hereafter be, established by the laws of
the United States, which shall be collected at the
place OF destination and shall belong exclusively to the
United States of America and vice versa, upon all let
.ers newspapers, printed pamphlets or other printed
ma..er received in Mexico from the United States Ct
america BY sea- there will be charged by Mexico such
rates OF inland postage now, or may hereafter be-
established by the laws of Mexico which shall be col
eced at the place Of destination and shall belong ex-
ciusively to Mexico
ARTICLE ".
All letters newspapers, printed pamphlets, or other
printed matter mailed in the United States of America,
ana addressed to any place in the United Mexican
charged with the rate of inland postage of the coun
Try from which such mail matter is sent, which shall be
ceiyna ana With the inland postage OF 1ae re-
ton. - III
Such postage shall belong respectively to the country
cohectlng the same.
All letters newspapers, printed pamphlets, OF other
printed matter mailed in the country for the other
or received in the country from the other, whether
y ana OF sea conveyance shall De free from any de-
case be forwarded by the most speedy means to their
destination, and in the other be promptly delivered to
ing subject in their transmission to the laws and regu
Aa'ons OF each country, respectively A
ARTICLE VI.
nag OF either Of the contracting parties shall have com
running between their respective ports OF en-
~ mnetner under subvention from the United states
OF rom Mexico the contracting parties agree to re-
ceve at those ports all maable matter and to forward
u as directed the destination being to some regular
once OF either country, charging thereupon only
tne rates established by the present convention.
mails Tor the United States Of America shall be made
By the post Office and and
same manner, mails for Mexico shall be made up at
regular intervals BY the United States post Office, and
aispatcned to ports in Mexico
Las Vnitsd xican States engage to grant to the
%: fEem any pase, dutSss asaposss.
States or any the. territories, Of let
ters newspapers Printed pamphls t. Or other printed
any Of their possessions or territories to any other
or territory of the United States Of America
70 one e United Of
ca to the United States Of America, their possessions
mail aesnt Of the United States of America shall be
permitted 10 ACCOMPANY the closed mails in their tran
s states Of America on their part, engage to
grant to the United Mexican States the ans in clos
ed mails free nom any postage, duties imposts, deten,
Sa any Ct
q Letter. printed hsp aeo
any other Mexican Possession territory, to any
foreign country o. nom any foreign country Me.i.
Stat post tSe;r occasions or territories
nal 100 d Mexico shall be permitted to accom-
pany the closed malls in their transit.
ARTICLE VIM
The me.ns Of raaking the transit of closed mails,
der The Of article seventh e the present
spSro : q sscs dovsrnmsnts respectively.