The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

registered must always be prepaid,
both the postage and the register fee.
The fee shall be, not. exceeding 10
cents IN the nted States, and 80
/ centesimi in Italy.
il ARTICLE VIII tsa
/ Accounts between the two admins
/ trati6ns shall be regulated as follows ::
From the total amount Of the
] postage collected upon letters.
4 added to the amount of reg
lister fees, and of prepaid postages
upon other articles than letters
/ as collected by each admins rdtion.
4 it shall deduct the cost at the estab-
lished rates of the Intermediate tran-
sit Of the mails it dispatches to the
bother, and the balance shall be equa1s
I1y divided between the two admiqiS-
! tratiOns. -
ba There shall be excluded from the
+ account all fues upon unpaid or ipr
7suf6ciently paid correspondence, and
I4tbe deficient hostages upon articles
mentioned in the second paragraph.
1 of article first, all of which shall be
retaiLed TO the use of the .administra-
ton which collects them. * bslse
:. ssrs. ARTICLE TX, 80. ,-..a
II The correspondence mentioned in
the. second paragraph of article first
| shall be dispatched IN conformity
/ with The interior system Of the dis
| patching administration, but always
| including the following rules:
+ (G.) The correspondence must be
! under bands, so that the contents can
be readily examined -
l. g.. -
/ municatlOn except the date, the name
/ of the sender, the address, and the
! price, and manufacturers marks upon
samples Of merchandise. s.
/ (c) No pattern or packet may eX-
| coed sixty eontimeters in length and
Thirty cendmeters Ia any. other de
mensiOn. -fsii.ilt5
Id There shall be admitted no
liquid nor other article which might
Iiniure the other correspondence, nor
Iany article the importation aof
which may be prohibited by the laws.
organizations Of the country Of des-a
| tination.
| ARTICLE X.
1t is expressly agreed that all in
| ternational correspondence exchanged
shall be exempt in the country of
destination from any charge what
ever not expressly provided by this
| convention: PrOUided, 7teUertheIeSs,
That any duty which may be due to
/ the customs upon any article, under
| the laws of the country of destiua-
| ton, may be collected.
4st 90 s ARTICLE XXI.
The two administration shall es-
I, Z. T.
conformity with the arrangements in
force at the time. tie conditions upon
, which t. tWo offices may respectively
exchange In open mails the cores
pondenee originating in or destined.
to foreign countries to which they
may reciprocally serve as intermedi-
aries. t is always understood, how
ever. that such correspondence shall
on.y be charged with the interna-
tional postage established by this
convention, augmented by the postage
due to foreign, countries, or for other
exterior service. 5000
ARTICLE XII.
The post departments of the United
States and of Italy reciprocally en-
gage to transport gratuitonsly across
their respective territories all corre-
spondence which shall be exchanged
in closed mails with any countries to
which they may respectively serve as
Intermediates ProUided Arrays,
That such conveyance shall be effect
ed BY the ordinary means of mail con-
veyance In use; and that the countries
taking the benefits of such gratuitoUs
service shall reciprocally accord the
like privilege of free transit across
their respective territories.
For the transport of closed mails
| by either administration for the other
/ by sea, the following rates are fixed to
be charged and received by the ad
ministTati0n rendering the service,
VIZ: a. a.
fo) Fer transport across the waters
of the Atlantic Ocean, 8 cents per
single-letter rate; and y cents per
kilogran. net pf ether correspondence.
/ % For trans port across the waters
Of the Paeifie Ocean, 10 cents per sin
/ Gle letter rate, and 20 cents per kilo
/ gram net Of other eorresp ondence.
/ "a For transport across the Med
/ iterranean Sea, 80 eentesimi per 30
/ grams Of letters net, and go centesimi
/ per kilogram net of other correspond
f ence
i Cd For in,ermediate territorial
Il transport each administration shall
! charge and receive the amount which
it shall have actu l-y paid for the ac-
+ count Of the other
ARTICLE XuI
The aoeouatA batweeu the two adj
+ minietratipn7 S hail be stated quarter
+ ", and transnIitted nj verified as
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