The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-04
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annTTInNAL ARTICLES
BETWEEN

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES Agreed upon between the Post-0fice Department
 of the United States and the Post-Ofice De- partment of the Hanseatic Republic of Bremen, modifying the Arrangement entered into by the
 said Post Departments in l847 for the reciprocal
 Receipt and Delivery of Mails to be conveyed by
 the United States and Breme Lines of Steam-
 CTS, direct, between New York and Bremen-
 haven.
 ARTICLE L The post-ofice of New Yorkshall sa .he United States office of exchange, and 8ra1nen the office of exchange of that Repub- lie, for aIl mails transmitted under this arrange -ent
 ART II. The interna tional correspondence, conveyed either by Uoited States or by Bremen -.eane-s, as hereinafter stated, between the Unitad States or its Territories, and Brsmes. will be subject to the following postage charges yiz:-
 Postage Cn each letter or packet not exceed ing half Gn ounce in weight ...........IO cents,
 kboTc half an ounce, and not over one Above one ounce, but not exceeding two .................."...4O cents
 Andtha postage will increase in this scale of progression, 10 wit: Additional 20 cents for each sd ditoRal onnce, or fraction of an ounce
 Payment in advance shall be optional in either country It shall not however be per~ mitted 10 pay less than the whole rate :: and no account shell be taken of tue prepayment Of any traction of that rate.
 ART III. All the States belonging to the German Austrian Postal Union, respectively, gre to have the advantage of the rate of ten cents, established by the preceding article, (sccond,) whenever their postage, to and from Bremen, for letters 10 and from the United States, shall be reduced to the uniform rate of l five cents, or less On all correspondence for or from such of said states as shall not so re- ducs their rates, the charge between the United Stctes and Bremen, by either of the two lines, will be fifteen cents the single rate.
 And optional prepayment, regular pregreS ti7s scale Sc. upon the same principles as in i.rticls IT. shall be admitted and observed.
 ART ". On ell letters originating and posted in other countries beyond the United States CT mailed to and deliverable in Bremen or originating and posted in countries beyond Bremen and mailed to, and deliverable II the United States, or it's Territories, ;hC foreign postage (other than that of Bre- men, and other than that of the United States) is to be added to the postage stated 1T Article IT. or IT. as the case may be. And tho two Post-O Office Departments are mutually tt furnish each other with lists stating the foreign countries, or places in foreign countries, tt which the foreign postage, and the amour thereof, must be absolutely prepaid, or mus be left unpaid, And until such lists are duI, furnished, neither country is to mail to the oth CT any letters from foreign countries beyonl it, or for foreign countries beyond the countr, to which the mail IS sent.
 ART V Newspapers not weighing more thar three ounces each may be sent by the United States and Bremen steamers when the who'll postage of two cents is prepaid thereon at tn mailing office. The postage on pamphlets and magazines, per ounce, or fraction of an ounce shall be one cent, prepayment of which shal likewise be required in both countries Sait newspapers, pamphlets and magazines are t be subject to the laws and regulations of eael country, respectively, in regard to their liabil- ity to be rated with letter postage when con tsining written matter, or for any other caus specified by said laws and regulations. The, must be sent in marrow bands, open at tn, sides or ends.
 ART. VI The postage for which the Units States and Bremen Post Offices shall recipro cslly account to each other upon letters whicl