The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-04
ADDITIONIL ARTCLES

 Agreed upon between the Post-0hee Department
 of the United States and the Pose-0Gies Depart
 me Tt of the HSnzeatie Republic of Broment
 providing for the Registration Of valuable let
 ters, to be conveyed by the United States and
 Bremen Lines of Steamers, direct, between New
 York and Bremeuhaven.
 ART l. Letters, alleged 10 be ovaluable, posted at any post-ofhce in the United States, and adlreoseI 10 any part of the Geraan Austrian Postal Union, or posted in ths German Aus tcian Postal Union, and addressed to the Unit ed States, and deliverable at the respective exchange olfiee of New York .or Bremen, to be thence conveyed by the United States and Bremen lines of steamers, shall from and after the first day of August one thousand eight hundred and ffty-fvc be registered at the office of mailing, on the application of the per son posting tho same: Prorjdcd, That the full postage chargeable thereon to destination, to- gether vi.h a re. istEs.on .ee of five cents on each letter, be prepaid 6, such mailing office Aud prorided, elso, That such registration shall not be compulsory, and shall not render the respective Post-Ofice Departments of the United States or Bremen, or their revenues, liable for the loss of such letters or packets, or the contents thereof
 ART. H. All such letters or packets mailed in the interior of the United States, or|of the German Austrian postal Union, respectively, ahalI be received, registered, and receipied for ss directed in tue general regulations issued in each country ia regard to the registration of valuable letters, and shall be sent to the ex- change offices of New York or Bremen, res pective'y, for the purpose of being forwarded thence by the next direct steamer.
 ART IL The respective exchange offices of New York and Bremen shall mako separate letter bill for each registered letter, or parcel of registered letters, originally mailed at said exchange offices, or sent to lhem to be forward ed, prescribed by the regulations referred to in Article H., and shall enter thereIn the name of the person addressed, the p9zt-office to which it is to be mailed for delivery, and tho rate of postage for each letter. he postmaster of said exchange office will then mail each such letter, or parcel of letters. in separate pack age from the unregistered letters, and seal each package, after tying it in the usual man. ner The letter bills of such registered letters shall not be enclosed in the packages contain ] ing them but shall be enclosed iu separate wrapper or envelope, sealed, and addressed to the postmaster of the corresponding exchange office of Bremen or New York
 ART. ". On the receipt of registered letters for delivery or distr6ution, al either of the rss. peetige ezchanga offices of Bremen or New York, the postmaster of such receiving office will compare the letters with the oil, and en- dorse it "correct' if it isfound SO, OF will note the error, if there be one, in the manner pres- cribed with regard to registersd letters recsvi, ed from an inland pest office. He will than
 fill up the corresponding return bil noting upon it whether correct or otherwise, and will see that it is returned by the frs; mali there liter to the office of mailing; New York or Brs- men, as the ca.e may be.)
 A8T. V. Registered letters received st New York from Bremen, or received at Bremen from New York, and destined for an inland nost office shall be forwarded in the same man. her as other registered lettsrs originally mailed at either office
 ART. VI The United Ststes and Bremen Post.Ofices shall reciprocally account to each other upon such registered letters as shall be exchanged bstWeen them in inc same manner as prescribed in the postal convention conclu- ded on the fourth of August, one thouzand eight hundred and fity-three; but the registra- ten fee of6v cents shall accrue to the Unit. cd States Post-Ofice Department upon all registered letters sent from the United Statss to Bremen, and to shs Bremen Post-Ofice De- partment upon all registered letters seut from Bremen to the United States.
 } In witness whereof, we have hereto set our names affixed the seals of our respective oiii- ces, this seventeenth day of May. one thousand ight hundred anditty-fve, at the city of Washs ington,
 IL. g.. JAMES CAMPBELL,
 Postmaster-G GeneE1f, z. z | r.. 8. R. SCHLEIDEN,
 Minister Resident Of the Republic Of Bremen.