The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-11

half in the United States; but each post d.part.
nssat may establish . higher standard weight o.
progression adapted 70 its inisri requirement.
lot articles Of this class which Il despatchs-.
| ARTICLE VIII. The prepayment Of p, age upon
ordinary let ers s1chana between the Un ted
States and Italy ahal 10 opt Onal; but letten not
prepaid or insuhcientiy prepaid, shal, be charged
in the county Of de tinxtion With Extra rate Of
nts Il. the United states and Of 30 'e time. in
Italy The prepayment Of pstage upon all ether
articles including registered iet'ers, .bali he c''-
! puls,fy; and when they sh II be in n" part pre-
paid they shall not he dispatched; but in ouch
c.se the, shall be, practicable. restored t. the
sender.
,R1IcI1 TX. The articles under hani, which
shall be In part prepsi small be forwar ed to the
Destination; but they shall be charged there with
tw Co the am,unt Of the .iifE-re &c between the
rate due and the sum actually pr pail.
ARTICLE X The international rate Of postage
up''n the correspondence exchang b-tween tire
two coun ri-s i based upon the following ele
meute, n Wit: ~ The interior rate nf the I'm ted
-tatrs; (2) The interior rate IF Italy; q The
mar time nate; ~ The intern diste tra,.sit te;
ami any reduction which either country may Oh
tain the existing maritime and transit Oh rges
shall to the benefit Of the pc pie + the two
count ies by corresponding reduction Of he in
terDatonal Of pcs'age -sfabl shed in the fol-
lowing article on AS the two depart ents shall
have adjusted the amount.
ARTICLE XII The International rates. combined
Of the elem nta alb We mentioned and apI lie ID
each ssanda o: progression for the several
classes Of mailable articles. established fol
l .ws ~n: ~ For ordinary letters ~ ce''ts III
tne I'm ted States and l franc in Italy; q Pr
regstc ed letters in addtio" to the ordinary pre-
paid ate extr char re Of 10 ces:s in the United
Sta es and of 50 crntimes in Italy: (3) For dncu-
m. nta' manuscripts Corrected p 30 8. and IAN
pies OF me ch.ndise. % cents in the Uni ed States
ami franc Italy; a. For journals and ali ot er
prints. embracing articles not Of herwse enum-r-
ated the standard -in.le rate shall be fixed by the
d-spatcaing department. i'm ted, everth,less, by
he max mum rale Of 1 cents in the United states
and ~ Is cent mes m italy
ARTICLE I Of the combined rat Of inter-
nsfion,l letter postage hereby established, three
Gents represents the in'er-r single rate 4 the
/ ni'ei States and fif'een c-utmes the interior
g ngle rate of Italy. The remainder Of the COM
hined ate is assigned to the payment Of The cost
of sen c conveyance and Il intermediate transit, by
whatever r. nte the mans NAV be cnve, ed
ARrrc XIII. Articles under band described
in the third and fourth psrasr phs of Article ".
IT this convention may be Registered in either
country r despatch To he other, upon payment
Of The registration fee Of cents in the United
S'a'es and # fifty centme- in Italy, in addition
to thu prepayment Of the regular postage.
ARTICLE XIV. In order tn simplify p"et,l ac-
C UNITS b-tween the departments much pos |
-lble. and to prep're the w,y for their u innate
own use the postal rates and charges which il |
shall collect. whether by virtue # prepayment or |
p st l'a,ment; and each department shall pay the
cost of conveyance of tie m all VIII oh it dispatches
As ar a. the frontier Of the country of destination
1t is also espec lily provided that the cost Of
mediate ocean and land conveyance Of the closed |
ma Is shall be first betrayed by that one of the |
40 dep ,rtments which shall have Oh a ned frum
the in ermsdiaries the m st favorable pecuui. |
conditions of such conveyance; and any amount |
40 Y IL ri fra af h.,
hal b eeimbursed.
ARTICLE XIV. 1t il distinctly agreed that all /
nsilsb articles addressed from Country to the
,ther shall De- exempt in the county If de-tiua
ion fruDi a1y rate on f.e whAt-ver beyond the
.barges established by the convention.
Anti LIZ XVI. Correspondence exclusively re-
ating to the postal service shall be tran .mit,ed
m both sides without any postal charge therefor
A.rIcLE XVII. Correspondence OF all kinds err
'oneou ly transmitted. or wrongly ad r-ssed shall
De promptly returned to the de-patchng Office
rricl-s viii h -hall have been addressed to per
',us VIII" have departed from the place af desfina-
ion. leaving their ad iress. hall BE- for~ ardei or
~ the case may require. charge with
he p stage which the sidressee would have been
.eQure to pay on delivery.
ANT Gle XVIII. lie tiers, all registered articles
md all documentary manuscripts. which -La MT
,e deliv.Ied TO their add ess shall be restore to
he d-spatchng department. Any Of these articles
rh CHI m y We been forwardrd ny one department
o the ether IN acc unit shall be restored aud
redit taken fG u amount originally charged by
he despatching office. But samples If nlrrchsn-
Use. newspapers prints of all kinds. and all mall
hie ar icles not ep' ed which Cannot he deliv |
red TO their address, shall remain At the Disposal
I the receiving department. provi ed they shall
ot b. reclaimed by he sender IT addres.ee within
tx months fr m he date of their despatch
ARTICLE xix Neither Post Department is
equ:r, to make dstrihntion within its ju i-dic-
ION If any articles the circulation # VII CHI shall
e prohi tied b: the laws IN force in the country
( d-stin .tion
AKrIc XX. The Post Departments Of the
United States and Of Italy reciprocaily engage to
ra t each TO the other the atuitou. conveyance
tn, ir respective te Tories OF all cYr-spppd.
nee which sha | be exchanged in closed mails with
ny countries TO which they may res, e, lively serve
$ infe' medarie,: provided always that such con-
eyance shall be effected by the ordinary means
mail conveyance IL nse; and thar the Countries
sking the benefit Of sncf gratutous service shall
ecip ocaly accord the like privilege If free tran
il across their respective territori 8 The priv
-ge il also accorded TO each admin tratiun of
ending agent, At its own expense in charge of
he mails in tran it. The further privilege is
ccorded Of free transfer of closed mails in the
orts and barbo-s Of the respective countries from
ne vessel to another, in Continuance Of their CON-
eyance to final destination
ARTICEE XXI Core pondence of all kinds which
ther department shall despatch t, the other for
H. purpose of being thence fn warded in its mails
, an ther Country If destination shall be suhje
the Rates estatli-he by Article NJ. If this Gun
ention, adIe to the Interior rate in force beyond
ne frontier .fthe fJr~ arding country 50 that only
ne interior rate shall he received by the forward
x department.
ARTICLE XXI Small sEms of money may be
utualiy transmitted between the two countries
y means Of postal money orders, and the RATS
nd nditions MA, be arranged by an agreement