The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-05

LAWS OF raE UNITED STATES
Paused At ske First Session of tie Foyfy-
first ConQyeas.

sented by John A k.ss n. Es9une, Specia
Commissioner. and the Postal Adm ni-trAt'on 81
the Kingdom of Italy, represented BY Cavaliers
Asvocaro George Barti-t. Taate-io. ir-cfor.
&C.. &c. bath invested with the necessary
Powers for the Modification Of the Conventn n
executei between the too Counfrr-s I'M e' date
.f eighth July lsoS. and provided in the
XXIvth Article Of sid Conventico-
ARflclE I. There shall be q regular exchange
If eorrespon fence. in et sd mails. between The
pass depAr ment Of the Unite >tates Of Am-ric .
aud the l-~tsl administrator Of the kingdom Of
ItAiy, - veil fg correspondence originating in
OF destined for foreign Countries to which the
United StAfes and lilly may respectively serve Is
Intermediates.
This Correspondent e shall embrace the following
articles
I. Letters, ordinary and registered
= Newspapers. prints If all Kinds. b,oks, MAPS
plans eugrAs.nl,s. drawings, photographs. lirLo-
Srafhs. sheets If music pin Ell or written. and
pstsrrns os samples of merchandise. including
grain . and -e-,.s
ARTICLE II The offices for the exchange Of the
mails sh.i be, On the part OF The United States,
New York.
tDn the part Of italy
l. Sus,-traveii NJ Office
/. CIm-rlars-travelliny office.
; ATolA-trsvelIac o.flcc-
The two ,.inin,>trat ous NAV, py common &C.
cord. establish additional sfhees If exchange
whenever il shall be fousd Necessary /; or suspend
existing III &C Of exchange
ARTICLE Ill. Each Administrations shall make its
arrAng tor the des atch Il its mails 10
he other and sha trsnsI them II its cwn ex-
en-- to the frontier o. the country Of destination
IL ais, rsei that tn of the territorial
And marine transit Of the M,is despatched by one
Ainin Isl; att to the other snail be II def aged
by If the two a im atcns which shall /
have obtained from the Intermediates the mot /
favorable p~cun ary terms for such transit; and !
any am unit 30 advanced by one for the other shall /
be promptly reimbursed
Aku - w The STANDARD weight for the sin
-is rate Of postage AMI the rule of pros ression
snail be-
For letters. sfts en- grams
kSr all ether cores ondence mentioned in the |
-esond paragraph II the FIRST article. IT shall be
That which the deSnatchiny administration shall |
siops FIR the mails which ii dispatches to the
5thsr, adapted to the convenience Of its interior
service.
Each admin strstion. however. shall notify the
1ti4rr Of the STANDARD ght IT shall adopt and of
any subsequent change ther-,f
The rule Of progression shall always be aii-
tIonai single rate tor each additional standard
The weight stated by the despatching Office
shall always be accepted. except IN Of mani
f-st mistake
AErlcLx v The single rate of postage for the {
.ii.ect currespondenc- is established as follows:
For letters from the United states fifteen cents.
For letters from Italy. eighty c-nti>nIi. :
For ali other correspondence mentioned in the l
--ccnt paragraph Of the first article, il shall be
tina; which the despa,chiug administrator shall
s,icpt for the mails IL dispatches, adapted To Its
Iwn convenience, but each administration shall
Icform tue other Of tie Tate It adopts, and Of any
change Of it
The postage upon any correspondence however, I
may be. by common Accord IN, iifi-d whenever :
he sender shall avail himself Of any route which
requires a higher rate than that established by
tl.Is article. and the envelope shall Indicate the
route preferred either In writing by the amount
81 p lstage prepaid G
AKricLs VI The prepayment of postage on a
ordinary letters between United States and Z
| .siy shall be optional &"
Tie prepayment of postage on all other CORE n
spondence, including registered Letters, shall be
obligatory
The correspondence of all kinds which shall not
be p epaid shall be charged by the receiving adj
with a fine not exceeding in
the United States and not exceeding 80 cenIisimi
IN Italy,
The correspondence Of any kind, insufhciently
prepaid, shall be dispatched, but shall be charged
by the receiving administration with the deficient 1
postage, n well As the in- aforesaid. Y
Fractions of Cent in the United States and .
e centisimi in Italy, shall be counted Tor the
fail amount
AKTicLx VII. Any correspondence may be reg
IS cred, well that directly exchan- ed between
the two Countries. that originating in either r
them and destined 90 other foreign countries
- nj they may respectively serve as inter med-
.-ie Tor registered correspondence, and vice versa
The international correspondence registered a
must always lie prepaid, both the postage and
the register fee
The Zee shall be. not exceeding 10 cents in the
United afes. and 30 centisim in Italy.
ARTICLE VIII Accounts between the two ad-
L. mi, trations shall be regulated As follows:
From the tot Al amount of po-tage collected upon
letters, added the anoust If register fees and of
& prepaid pOstages upon other articles than let
., collected by each administrator, shall ID,
ioduct the the established Of the in in
srInediare transit Of the mails it dispatches to
The other and the balance shall be equally divided eff
iasween the two admin tra,ons. Of
There stall be excluded from the account all III
ines upon paid i,suiiicienty paid correspond AZ
snce. and the deficient hostages upon articles en-
has of. fr-t
III OF which shall be retained T. the use Uf the mn
administration which collects them.
ARTICLE TX The correspondence mentioned in MI
Re second paragraph a: article first snail be de-
patched in cunfor with the interior system Of
he desfatching aduinsi ration, but always in
iuding the following ru,es:
"a Tie correspondence must be under bands, | vi
. that the contents Can be readily examined. In
t5) There must be No written communication
kept the date, the Of the sender, the I'D Ia,
ress and the price, and manufacturer marks ,i,
pon sampi. OF merchandise. iSv
(cJ No pattern OF packet may exceed sixty GEN.
metres in length and thirty centimeters in any Of
.her diHension- ms
tdl There hall be admitted no liquid nor other
-ticie which might iiIure the other correspond adj
nee nor any article the importation Of which tw
AZ be prohibited by the laws Or regulations OF Re
10 Count Of destination. oil
AITIcLE Il 1t Is expressly agreed that all in act
rastonal cnrTe,poudence exchanged shall be * rec
apt in the country II destination any charge grs
.asev-r NOT expressly provided by this conven- val
n: FrorIGs1, 7acrsrfa,iess- That any duty viii. all
~ be Gue 10 the custU upon article, unter 81.
Q laws Of the country Of destination, may be gr.
iiested-
ARTICLE N. The two administrations shall pIe
nish by accord, md in Conformity with Tn
arrangements in force at the tim- the condi- shs
ol.t