New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19


in TAE XxfvTiH A&TiJIE OF SAID CON |
ARTICLE
re shs oe si ~ ~
Of the United States Of America and the postal ad
ministraon Of the kingdom Of italy, well for cor
respondence originating in either Of said countries
and destined for the other as for that originating
ssates and Italy may respectively serve as interme
This correspondence shall embrace the following
articles;
2 Newspapers. prints OF all kinds, books maps |
plans engrsvlngs, drawings, photographs, litho
and seeds
ARTICLE II.
The offices for the exchange of the mails shall be- |
on the part Of the United States, New York.
!. Susa-traveing office,
2 Notwithstanding office.
s DEMONSTRATING office.
Inc two administrations may BY common accord, |
bn h loah oIhees OF eAohangs whenever u
hnah De fonnd necessary or suspend an existing |
once OF exchange.
Each administration shall make its own arrange
ments for the dispatch q its mails to the other and
tier Of he country Of destination
l. also agreed that the cost of the territorial and
ministraton to the other shall be first betrayed BY
obned Fl rom W. which shall haze
peeunlary terms ipr euch transit; and any amount
For letters ifteen ANA
second pasgFap q s sS e shah h 'B be
that which the dispstehiag eduinstration shall |
adopted to the eonyenieneo OF its interior service.
Each administration, however, shall notify tina |
other Of the standard weight it shall adopt and of |
any SUBSEQUENT change thereof.
Inc rule Of progression shall always be and add- |
nohhl single rate for each additional standard |
weight or fraction thereof
The weight stated by the oispatching Office shall |
i sTTss' be accepted except in case Of manifest mis-
M. ...-... ARTICLE v
po1denee is established as follows:
For letters from the United States fifteen cents.
bor letters from Italy, eighty centesimi
second paragraph Of the first article it shall be that
Ehieah the dispatehing adminstration snail adopt
yenenee, but each administration shall inform the
other OF the rate it adopts and Of any change Of
may be, BY common accord, modified whenever the
sender shall avail himself OF any route which re
article, and The envelope shall indicate the route
preferred either in writing or by the amount Of post
ARTICLE VI.
The prepayment of postage ordinary letters |
between the United States and Italy shall be OPP
The prepayment of postage On all other cor
Repentance including registered letters, shall be
The correspondence OF all kinds which shall not
be prepaid shall be charged by the receiving admin
lstration with fine not exceeding five cents in the
in Itays
e. /
paid, snall be dispatched but shall be charged by
the receiving admir- strAiOn with the deficient post.
Fractions Of one cent in the United States and of
amount
Any correspondence may be registered, as well
that directly exchanged between the two countries
as that originating in either of them and destined
to other foreign countries to which they may re-
spectively serve Intermediates for registered cor
resPondenee, vice versa.
The international correspondence registered must
always be prepaid, both the postage and the regis
The fee shall be, not exceeding ten cents in the
United States, and fifty eentesimi in Italy.
Accounts between ths two administrations shall !
be regulated as follows:
upon letters, added the Of register and
Of prepad hostages upon other articles than tteFs
the cost a. the established rates OF the intermedAts
transit OF The mails i dispatches to the other and
the balance snail be equally divided between the
There shall be excluded from the account all fines
npon unpaid or insufheienty paid correspondence,
an9 the dehelent hostages upon ARTICLES mentioned
in the second paragraph Of article fl St. all Of which
shall be retained to The use of the administration
which collects them 4
The correspondence menti oned in the second para
graph o. article first shall be dispatched conform
ny with the interior system Of the dispatehing ad
ministration but always including the following
IA The correspondence must be under bands, so
that the contents can be readily examined.
cept the date the name " Ne sender hs SSdrss
and the price. and Manufacturers marks upon sam
(cO No pattern or packet may exceed sixty cen.
timeteTs in length and thirty centimeters IN any
(d.S There shall be admitted no liquid nor other
article which migat iniure the other correspond /,
be prohibited by the laws regulations Of the
Try OF destination. ,,-,,,,
IL Is expressly agreed that all international
respondeuce exchanged shalt be exempt in the
try of destination from any charge whatever not ex
pressly provided by this convention Provided.
the Customs upon any reS pdeT ths a Se ~ aae 70
country of destination MAY be collected. II
ARTICLE II. Il
The two Administrations shan establish By com !
mon accord, and in conformity with the arrange 4
which the two Offices NAV rssnsctvaS upon
open mails the eorrespondepce originating in or des
prooaly serve as Intermediates II is always Under
ssoSd h9ssyas t t s1sn shall only
ed By this convention, augmented BY the postage s
due 70 foreign countries, or for other exterior
ARTICLE x11
The post departments Of the United States and of
Italy Teeproeally engage % transport gratuitonsy
across their respective territories az correspondence
countries to which they may respectively serve IS IN
termsdi1sries; Provided alwAys, That such convey;
conveyance in pse and that the countries taking the
accord the like privilege Of free transit across their
For the transport Of closed mats by either ad.
mnistration for the other by sea- the following rates
fixed to BE charged and received By the admnis
aj For transport across the waters Of tho Atlantic
oceah eeEts per single letter and II cents per
kilogfaln net OF other correspondence.
Oh for transport across the waters Of the Pacific
ocean, 10 cents per single letter rate and 20 cents per
kilograln net or other correspondence.
tclhor trausport across the Mediterranean sea-
~ eentesinE per ~ grams of letters not, and 90
centesnai per hiogram het of other correspond /
Jdj Far Intermediates turritorisl trassnort ZACH /,
admins tratl9n shall charge and receive the aaount
Whicht shah hA'e actually paid for account Of the
othee. $3.50 - .
Inc accounts between the two ADMINISTRATIONS
shall be stated qnsrtefg and transmitted and VERT
shall pas the balance found due 10 tha ersfn NJ
nee, either by exchange on ondon or at the debtor
ONCE, az me creditor once may desire
two o1uutTies shall Do nxsd b. common agfeemeuf / 4
between. TIE tAd oiices y - =, -, --f I
ARTICLE XIV.
When in any port Of either eountrv ciosaa mai,
10 TRANSFERRED nom one vessel 10 another without ],
any ezpepse to tho once q the country where the
to any postal charge BY one once against the other
OorTozp0 exclusively relating "a she noslul
SERVES shall be trsnsmittsd on boA Sides ildo u an
AnTcLE XVI
Lottof1 wrongly eent, Or wrongly addressod, nos
eorsspondeaeo not dslyerabls for any calss shsii
q rsturnse - pEgmptg g practicable 70 The org
inating efles. ~ ita eosl, II cost e ineaFrsd
haVa besn charged aaainnt the returning once sAal
be dischargsd szu1n the aoooant.
cred shat rala a ~ iie 81 ne feo5Siilr
Aa1ME xVu.
from one oosn-if 70 re q 1st b. means Of postal
money efaefss ar1 t11 llI1land Conditions ma -
nents a. soon - enaa 4l1aaatnadf may b tonnd / .
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