The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-29

Irespopdepce shall only be charged with the rate
applicable to direct international correspondence
augmented by the postage due to foreign countries
and by any other tax for exterior service
| ARTICLE XIV. Each office accords to the Other
the privilege oftransit of the closed mails exchang-
ed in either direction between the latter and any
country to which the other may serve as inter
mediary. by its usual means ofmail transportation.
whether land Such territorial transit
shall be recIrrocally free Of expense.
For such transit by sea the United States ofice
| shall receive as follows.
l. For transit across the waters of the Atlantic
Ocean, Ct between the tive frontiers by sea, "a.
For letters, cents (U. 81 per single letter rate.
tb-) For other correspondence, Il nts %. So
per kilogramm-, net
?. For transit across the waters of the Pacific
Ocean:
For letters 10 cents ~. 81 FER single letter
rate. b. For othe- correspondence, % cents
(U- s y per kilogramme, net.
For such transit by sea the Netherland office
shall receive as follows:
For transit across the waters Of the Atlantic
Ocean OF between the two frontiers
n For letters, cents u. per single letter
rate.
b. Fur other correspondence, Il cents CO. 81
per kilogranme, net
Article XIV. The postal accounts between
the two offices shall be stated quarterly, and
transmitted and verified speedily practical
bic; and the balance found due shall be paid TO
the creditor office, either 10y exchange on Lon
don at the debtors Office, as tile creditor
office may desire.
The rate for the conversion of the money of the
two countries shall he fxet by common agree
ment between the two Offices
ARTICLE XVI. When in any port Of either
country a closed mail is transferred from one
vessel to another without any eN7ense to the of
fee of the country where the transfer is made.
such transfer shall net be inject to any posts
charge by office against the 'ther-
article XVII. Official communications az
dressed from one office the other shall not be
the occasion Of any accounts on either side
Article XVIII Letters wrongly sent. or
wrongly addressed, not deliverable for what |
ever cause shall be returned 10 the originating Of
fice at its expense, if any expense is incurred |
Registered correspondence Of all kinds, not de- |
liverabe for any cauee. shall also be returned in
like manner. All ether correspondence which |
cannot be delivered shall, remain at the DISPOSE
ton of the receiving Office ANY hostage upon |
returned which shall have been
charged against the Office of destination, shall be
discharged ion the account
ARTICLE XIX. The two offices shall. by mutual
consent establish detailed regulations for carry
ing these articles into execution, and they may
modify such regulations. in like manner, from
time to time, the exigencies Of the service
nay require
ARTICLE Xxx. This INVENTION shall take effect
IN the first day of January next. and shat! con-
inue in force until terminated by mutual agree
nent; otherwise until one
rear from the date when office sh'li have
Notified the oi her of its desire to terminate it.
But tie two Offices may by common accord
notify it at any time, as the exigences of the
ervice may require.
1t is subject to approval on the one part
" the Postmaster General Of the United States, {
n the other by the Minister Of Finance OF the
Il iheI lands.
Executed in duplicate at the Hague, the 26th
ay of September. in the year 1867 IL
ISeal JOHN A. kASSON, Il
Special c. mmissioner, &C., &C., U. s.
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