The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-25

" Such prepayment ehan be certified by the ap
ID proprate stanps Of the tinted States Post once
ID and the postage 90 paid shall belong exclusivel
n to the United States I America.
There shall be charged by the Post Office of tn
q United Mexican States upon all letter.. newspa
e pers, printed pamphlets, or other prnte matte
e mailed in Mexico and forwarded to tn. United sta
e ties Of America by sea, whether by Mexican B.,
United States vessels, such rates of inland pos
age may hereafter be established by
d the laws Of lx:co, and the rate If sta postage
= prescribed in Article L.. which inland and sea
po.t age shall be combined into raIe, and paid
. always in s,!vi ce,
| such prepayment shall be certified by the ap-
propriste stamps of the Post Office Of the United
Mexican States, and the po- taSs paid shall be-
long exclusively to Mexico.
ARTICLE III Upon all letters, newspapers,
printed shsmphlets, Or other printed matter re-
ceivcd in the United States OF Am rica from dex-
leo by sea, there will be charged by the United
States such rates inland pos age are how or
may hereaf er be est. biish.d by Il e laws Of the
United States, which shall be collected at the fa,
of destination, ard shall belong exclusively To the
I'm ed states of America and rae rersd, upon ali
ietters, newspapers priHtcd J.hamphefs, or other
printed niatter received IN Mexico from the UNI
| TED states If America By sea- there i'll lie charg
| ed by Mexiru such rates # III slsa n>iase are
now i may Lereatte b esta5 ,>h,d by the laws
# Mexico which shall Be col ected at the place
| destination, A d shall he ong exclusively Ia
Mexico
AhTIc.E ". All letters, n, W.. apers, printed
phanlh els other print,, matter n:ile,i in the
United states OF America, and ;iI, SEED to any
| place United NJ xiean a e.. rtce rsrS.l,
VIII IL c"Eye Ell by a, shall DC cha gei with
f inland postage of the un,ry ON
winch n mai matter seni- which sh lac
aid, and win the inland Iost'A. the Count
ry rec TIns which shall tie iec,ei at t!'e place
Of de-tiuatlun
urh passage shall lie eng RESPECTIVELY 20 the !
Country Collecting the >si:ie.
AhTIcE Y AL letter, newsiaI ers. printed ,
phsmpiets, o" other printed matter mailed i'll the |
s-tk.
country fl the her. Whether by lad or sea
onv,,s aice shall be free from an. detention or /
lis, iatever, rd SHALL III the De
Ia deu by the m ST Sieeiy iaesi {" ilrir es-
mai II. the other be pr mptly d.liyert d
10 the res ectfye persons To VIII IA they are adj
're.s-d being subject IN their Transmission {" the
law, aud regi iatiplis oi each Country, rsspeetS-i,
RTIcLE ". % u steam or other mail |
packet, under the AZ ii either OF the cont acting
parties, shall have commenced Tunnins between
their respective potts OF entry whether uh'ieS
>ubs from the Uni ell States ~ from AeNru, |
the C. nIractIg paIt agree Ia RI, eve st thuse
port all u ai.;,bIe matter, and TO fvraard a.
directed, the desti beng To some regular
pc,>ioffice OF either country, charging IN reupon
only the rates established by the Present conven-
ii n.
Mails for the United state, of america shall be
made up at regular intervals b, the Mex can Post
ice and d. sp, hei Ia ports If the Tn ted ates;
and ia the -aine manner, mails toi MeAle" shall
be m id- up AT regular inter,al- BY The United
states Post Office and despatched To p 'rts in
Mexico
AKTlcLs VII. The United Mexican States en-
ga, I, grant to the United STATES II America The
.r,nsit III coeei n,aiis. free from any Postage
duties, imp St, De enti or exaIii All n what
ever through the United Mexican states, any :
th-Ir i,rse@s or territori II letter., new,
papers, printed pamphlets, or ether printed mat
Ter, rward-d from the United Stasts # AmerIcs
ahy their i,oss>. ss'ons territories TO any
other possession pr Territory of III Tilted States
0, Amer "a, to an, foreign couutr., or from
TfrHTT Teri IN
fi.- Jnifst States Of America. 10 the United sta
les If America, their "esess"ns ar Territories
A mail ag' mt e tie Uni Ell t.tts u America
hall be le mltted 10 accompany the closed mails
n their transit.
THE United States OF America. their part.
Engage grant TO the United Mexican states the &
raDsIt. in closed mails, Tree 4 en- any postage
iatirs, imi,o>ts. detention, or eNaIiinatt n what
ver, through the United States OF America, or
my IL their p, ssessiun- or Terrtor e, letters.
Re wsiapers, prin'ei pamphlets ar other printed
natter, onward from the United Mexican -tates, -
II any of their possessions ur terrts,Eie-, to any
:her Mexican possession territory. TO any
oreign country, or from any foreign country, ~ O.
IexIcan Possession or territory, To the tnited
lexican States their possession or territories =
mail agent Of Mexico shall be permitted to ac-
ompsny the closed mails in Ihe.r transit [
AKTI LIE VII The means Ut making the tran
it IF closed ...als under the stipulation Of Article
Ii. OF the present convent stall be arrsnged | n
etween the Gen-i al pot-Ofii,e Departments Of -
he two countr es, subject TO the appreciation of
sch government, respectively.
AR IcLE TX. In case If the misfortune Of war u
etw eel the two n tons, the mail service of the
40 POST Offices snail continue, ~ithout impe'li-
tent Dioesration until SIX weeks after nofifi 4
II ion shall have been made on the p,rt of either
the two governments and delivered to the other
iat the service is be discontinued; aud in such
the m Ill packets Of the two cuunt.Ies shall be
.rmitted t. return freely and under special pro-
elton Of their respective ports
article X The respective po,t-offfca regula- m
and rates Of postage II 'c, If the cont act
z pa ties shall be communca ed TO- and all m At
rs Of detail All ing ut o: the sti IN afuDs nf this
uventipn all he s-rIled between the General I'll
ST. ,ffice Tepar ments # the two republics
on possible after the exchange Of the ratifica-
ms OF the present convention. NJ,
Ii is also agreed that the measures Of detail
RED TO this ar i"le may be modified by The
% General Pot Office Dep 'rtments whenever =.
mutual consent those department shall have ]
cided that such notifications would be bench
Il To the post Office o. rvice of the two countries;
i Mexico prrpo- es spnn as her means Of in w
mai transportation will permit, to reduce her
s,ent rates of inland postage. one
ARTICLE Xl. The PIE enf convention shall con- Ar
ne in force until it shalt be abrogated by tn VII
final cement of the two contracting PARTIES or e
til one If them shall have given twelve months 1
Won, notice to the other OF desire to abrogate Ian
w., Go
conformity with the Constitutions of the two
ntrics, ami the notifications shall be exchanged
the city Of Mexic, within six months from the
{ hereof, or earlier if possible. nea
n witness whereof we, the pleniIotentiaries If
United States Of America and of the United
xcan Stat. have gned and sealed these pres 1,O
hone in the city of VI xico. the eleventh day
December, in the Of our Lord one tn usand q
ht hundred and sixty-oie i'll the eighty--ixth -
r aft h. IA, states