The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
Additional Articles . tBs C5nreRjion cf
 AGycb 2J 1857,


 AprlcLa r. In&s2eg .nAy of the cores pondauee winch slall be exchanged between tLe Post offices of !Le two countries by the routcs pointed out in ArtioeI l, of the COnven- ion of March two one thousand eight huns dred and fl.v.seveu, those offices shall mutual~ ly forward from one u the other letters, news papers, and printed papers of all kinds, by the Canadian mail packets plying between Liver pool and ToItlGnl or between Liverpool and River du Loup.
 Arti Ie 1T. The provisions of Articles H., VI, VII, VIII, K, Y, XI, XII, XIV, XY, and XVI, Of the convention of March two, one thousand e irh bapdred and iitty-seven, con- ceyuiac letters e= hanged between the French Posl>Oasce ar rae Uuited States fost- Office by British p4sl is and other British steam- ve els ror'ol, -- regular service between the pYrz 2T Greet Esy'in and the ports Of the Urjed States sh,il amply 10 letters which shall 5- az.banse lerveeu tAe two post-otjces by the r,tt- pointed oncja >he preceding article
 8a7.c1< IT. %ae exchange of correspond oae4 between ii. Uaited States and French po.. o- Experiments shal take place t'.roa. ,l .ile following post offices -
 os aNa SIDE OF FRANCE.
 l. ;!avre. The travelling office
 ?. Paris. from Paris to Calais
 oN THE sID,, oE THE I-N1TED GIT aTEs
 !. New York f. Portland.
 2 Boston. g. Detroit
 5. Philadelphia. 6. Chicago
 ARTICLE ". The relations between the French and the United States exchange post offices, desigrated in the preceding Article, shall be established in the following manner :-
 lst The Havre office shall correspond with the New York, Boston, and Philadelphia ot- f,es, as well j.y packets and other steam yes sels plying betwaan Havre and New York, as by the United States mail packets, the British packets, and other British steam-vcssels, and the Canadian packets performing regular ser vice between the ports of Great Britain anu the ports of the United States, or River du Loup; and with the Portland, Detroit, and Chicago offices, by the Canadian packets plying between Great Britain and Portland, or River Gu Loup
 2d. The Aaris office and the travelling olios rom Paris to Calais shall correspond with the New York, Boston, and Philadelphi offices by the United States mail packets, the British packets and other British steam-vessels, and the Canadian packets performing regular ser vice between the ports of Great Britain and the ports of the United States, or River du Loup ;; and with the Portland, Detroit, and Chicago offices by he Canadian Packets plying between Great Britain and Portland, or River dp Loup.
 ARTICLE V, The correspondence of all kinds exchanged between the French Post-O-ice and tke United States Post-Ofce shall be directed couformably to table A, annexed to the pres ent articles.
 It is understood that the provisions of he aforesaid table may be modified by corresPonI- ence between the two offices, whenever those two offices mutually see the necessity Of such modification.
 ARTICLE V. The present articles shall be considered as additioDalto the postal conven- ton ofthe second of March, one thousand eight hundred and ffty.seven, and shall come into operation on the first day of APlil, one thou- sand eight hundred and sixty>one. nona in dunIicate and eiUned at Vashington