The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-10-14

vldsd between the TWO nluceS' Anu IN
making said division the two oiine'
shall account to each other for the fol-
lowing rites per ounce or per pound
according to the weight in bulk Of eoch
class of international correspondence,
/. The British Post 0iii'e shall sc.
count to the United States Post on c
for twenty cents 40 ounce on al paid in
transitional letters sent TO the United
States; Tor twenty cenrs an onuce on sll
imp id International letters received from
the United States; and for sixteen cents
per pound on International book packets
and patterns sent lolha United States -
Q. The United SAFES Post Office shall
accoun, 10 the Bridsh Post Office for
tweuty cents an ounce on all pail inter.
nttionsI letters sent to the United King.
doT; for twenty cents an ounce on all
unpaid in,ornolional Letters received
from the United Kingdom, for eight and
three quarter cents per pound on inter
national newspaper sent to the United
Kingdom; for sixreen cents per pound
on International book packets sen 10 the
United Kingdom, snd for nineteen cpnts
per pound ou patterns sent to the United
Kingdom.
Article VII That portion Of the
postage Of lanst lelte,s, transit news.
papers, book packe's, and patterns or
samples of mt rchondise which represents
the charge Of the sea conveyance be-
tween the United Kingdom and the Uni
ted States, shall belong wholly to the
dispatchiue ofics
For the purposes Of this article the
charge for the sea conveyance Of letters
in closed mails across the Atlantic shall
be competed at twenty cents per ounce
or thirty grammes, and the charge for
the sea conveyance across the Atlantic
Of newspapers, book packets and pat
terms or samples of merchandise shall be
computed at three pence per pound or
twelve cents per kilosramme.
ARTICLE VIII. The Uniled States
Post OGi,e may deliver TO lha British
Pos Office letters or Othtr postal pack
els, Which have been registered. address
cd to tie Uuited Kingdom. Reciprocal.
Iy, the British Post Office may deliver to
the United States Post Office registered
letters, or other postal packets which
have been-rs gistered, addressed 10 the
.URiied Slnses, "a
Ths postage Of registered letters aOd
80 forth, shall always be paid in advance
s' ln addition to this postage. there shall
also be charged registration fee, the
amount of which shall be fixed by the
dcspaiching olTiAe'
ARrlcLE TX. Tie United Sl,res Post
Office may further deliver 10 the British
Post OH registered letters aud so forth
Addressed 10 those countries or colonies
to which registered letters can be sent
from the United Kingdom.
The United States Post Office shall
account to the Brtirh Post Office (in
addition to tho postage due to the Brit
i.b olice) for such um as shall be
chorgeable 10 the Inhabitants of the Uni
ted Knglom OF every registered letter
and SO forth. addressed 10 he countries
or colonies above mentioned On It's
side. tho British Post Office may deliver
10 the United States Post 0ilirs register
ed letters and so forth addressed to those
countries to which registered letters can
be sent from The Uoited States.
The British Pos, Ohiee shall account
to the United States Post 0fiile (in oil
dition 10 the postage duo to he United
State, Post o flee for surh sum as shall
be chargeable TO the inhabitants Of the
Unltnd States for the registration from
the United Safes Of everv registered let.
ter and so f,nh addressed to the couu-
tries above mentioned.
ARTICLE X The British Post Olics
engages to grant the transit through the
Uni,ed Kordom as well as the convey
anre by British mail packets, Of thu
closed mails which the United States
Post Office may exchange, in either III,
roclinn. with the post Offices Of the Uni.
ted Safes Possessions or foreign c'un.
tries; and the United States Post Office
engages 10 grant the transit through the
United States a. well as the conveyance
by the United States m,il packets Of
ths closed mails which the British Post
Oce may cxchaogs in either direction,
With the post Offices Of British possess
ions or Of foreign countries.
The country which sends or receives
closed mails through the other shall rem.
der an account Of the letters, s,neW'papers,
book packets aud pallems contained in
such closed mails
llARrlcLg Xl. The rates Of postage to
be mutually paid for the territorial tran
sit (including the postage Of the English
ohannel) OF all letters sent from one
county to the other for transmission
to places beyond, in closed mails shall
ha ag lnllnwy-