The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-06
ApnITIONAL AKTIcLts-

| Agreed urot between tie Gene ai P,lst-Gfrice II
! The United States # America and The bsnera /
| Pust-ofioe # Prt3s-it, pr'ydIne f'r TIE regis
| tration OF valuable Letters 10 lie c nNtEed IN
| the closed Mails between the UI1tet States and
PRUSSIA
| Article I. Letters. alleged to b. valuable
posted at any post ofhce m the United states OF
its Territories and d!e--eI to PRUSSIA OF any
part of the terrl,u Austrian Postal Union, Or
p SIZED in Prussia the German Austrian Postal
| Union aud addressed /. the United States, ami
deliverable At the respective e change III es q
New York, BnatIu, and Aacheu, 'lN-At ChaI'-
| ellie to be thence Co.yeyed by means of fhe
American and English and the tn-leh AID Bel
giau mail lines shall he registered at tie Office
If mailing, on the spplicaii'n OF the Ier7 poet
| ing the sane Provided chat the iuli postage
Oh argesble thereon To destination. together with
a registration fee OF five cent on each ietter, be
prepaid such mailing Office: And provided,
ilsD, hat sueh registration III II not lie C. mpuI-
snrv and shall render the lespett tive Post
Office Departments OF the United ctates or Prus-
-ia or their revenues, liable fr he - # such
letters or packets, or the cont nts thtIef
ARTICLE H. vi such letters or packets mailed
in the interior If the United States Prussia,
and the German Austrian Postal Union, respec-
lively, shall lie received, registered, and re-
ceipted for, as directed IN the general reguia-
tons issued in each country in regard 10 The
regsti n of valuable LETTERS and shall be sent
to the excl anye Offices If New TX aud Boston,
or Aarhen respectively, Tor the purpose Of being
forwarded thence by the first outgoing mail.
ARTICLE H. he iectiNt exchange
Of New York, Boston, and Aaehen shah make a
separate letter bill fJT each registered letter, or
parcel # registered letters. originally maiied al
said exchange offices sent 10 them 10 be for
warded, present. ed by the regulations referred
to in Article H., and stall enter Il efeln the
name of the person addressed, the post-ofhce u
which it is t. be mailed fr delivery, and the
rate of postage for each letter ahe postmaster OF
said exchange OF ce will then mall each such
letter, or parcel Of letters. in separate package
from the unregistered letters, and seal each
package after ~ ing it III the usual maniIer The
letter bills If such registered Letters shall not b.
enclosed in the packages containing thefn' but
shall be eucIosed in separate wrapper or Ell
velope. called and addressed to the postmaster
of the corresponding exchange of aachen, Boston.
New York.
ARrIcLs ". On receipt of registered letters
for delivery or distribution at either Of the rt-
spectve exchange Offices Of AncbeD, Boston. or
New York the postma-t ter Of such tecelvtng Of
fee will compare the letters with the btli, AMI
endorse it correct if il is found 90, u MI note
the error, if there be one, IN the manner pre-
scribed wi n regard stersd letters r, ceived
from inland post-,fiiee. He will then I'LL up
the corresponding return bill, noting upon 1t
whether correct OF otherwise, AMI VIII see that IL
il returned by the first mail thereafter to the OIL
fee Of mailing (New YUk, Boston, or Aachen a.
the case may be.
ARTIoLEy V. Registered letters received at
New York or Boston from Aachen, or rtc'Ived ct
Aachen from New York Boston, and destined
for an inland post-ofiee shall be forwarded ia
the same manner ether registered letters orig
inaIIy mailed AT either ,ffice
In witness whereof, the heads of the depart
menfs have affixed their names and seals Of Office
to these presents, at the dates set opposite 10
each, respectfully.
IL. 81 JAMES CAMPBELL,
p. stmaster Gt neral.
WASHINGTON, August %, 1S5J.
Il. s. Won DIES HElDr,
His Prussan Majestys Minister of State flr
Commerce and Public Works.