The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-04

second and third articles, as follows, viz
 The Bremen office shall pay to the United States office for each unpaid letter, weighing halfan ounce, or less, originating iu the Unit ed States and destined for Bremen as well as for each letter of like weight prepaidin B emen and destined for the United States, when con- veyed, under Article IT., by United States steamer cents and when by Bremen steamer ...........5 When conveyed under article III by United States Stsamer..........-....... cents and wAen by Bremen steamer............5
 The United States shall pay 10 the Bremen office for each unpaid letter, weighing half an ounce, or less, originating in B.emen and dos- tined for tda United States, as well as for each letter of like weight prepaid in the United States and destined for Bremen. whom con- vsyed under Article IT., by United States steamer. cent and when by Bremen stsamer.............5cs cents When conveyed under article ILL, by United States steamer cent and when by Bremen Steamer...........l0 cents Respecting the postage for newspapers, pam phlsts, and magazines received in either conn~ try, the whole ia to be paid to the United States office when the sa me are sent by United States steamers, and one half to the United States and the other to the Bremen ofies when sent by Bremen steamers.
 Itis understood and agreed that, of the DOT ton of the postage for which the United States office is to account to B,emen, as well as of sIat Bremen may collect, all but one cent 9 single lettsris to go to the benefit of the pro- prietors of the Bremen line'of steamers Letter bills and udacknowledgments,a as well as forms of account shall be made to conform to th4se articles
 ART VII The accounts beLween the two departments shall be closed at the expiration of each quarter Of the calendar year, by quar- terIy statements and accounts prepared by the General Post-O Office in Washington and, have been examined, compared. and settled y the l paid, without delay, by that department which shall be found indebted to the other, Ii the balance is in favor of Bremen, it shall be paid over by the United States at, Bremen; and il in favor of the United States 1t shall bo paid over by Bremen at Washington, or to the Gen. eral Post-Oflce at London, to the credit of the United States, as tho Postmasi er~General e the Uuited Etates shall direct Neither office l. to charge to the other any commissions upoE any postage it may collect The 20 per cen commission to the postmaster of Bremen, atipu lated in Article VI of the arrangement 0 1e47 is to cease from and after the date whel these articles take effect; and Bremen is t receive no other compensation for the scrvic required by the arrangement of l847 than 2 provided in article VI. of the present cOnyen ton.
 ART. VIII The steamers of tho two line shall be required to convey al dead and return ed letters, and the official communications c tAe respective post departments of the Unite States and Bremen, free of charge.
 ART. Tx. This arrangement, which super sedes the temporary arrangement of 9th JulJ 1853, is ts go into effect on the 10th of August 1853, and it is to be continued in force unt annulled by mutual consent or by either pos department after the expiration of thre months previous notice to the other; and may also cease when the Bremen steamer cease running.
 In witness whereof, we have hereto set ou names and affixed the seals of our respectiv offices, this 4th day of August, one thousan eight hundred and ffiy-three at tho ely C Washington.
 JAMES CAMPBELL,
 POstn3s ter General.
 RUDOLPH SCHLEIDEN, Minister Resident of the Republic of Bremen.