The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11
DETAILED REGULATION

the United States Of America and the Posts
II Administration Of Italy, for the Execution q
the Postal Convention signed at Florence tn
Sth day Of November, A. d. 1861.
ARTICLE 1. The exchange office Of New Yorl
shall make up closed mails for the exchange offic
of Italy, snsa. Turin travelling office, and thi
italian exchange office 81 all make up closed mail
| for New York. ,
two administrations shall be accompanied by =
letter bill, showing the posiages. the charges o.
transit, the fees. etc, accruing to each ONCE upef
| the different kinds of CO respondence
The form Of this letter bill shall follow the mod
| els A and b hereto annexed, and shall consecu-
| lively be numbered by the despachin office dur
ing each calendar year.
The receiving office shall acknowledge It's receipt
b. the next despatch.
Article Ill The exchange offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable number of separate packages according to
the letter bill.
zach f these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding to the letter
bill.
Article " When more than single rate is
chargeabie upon any letter or other article. the
number of rates to which it is subject shall be in
dicated by the despat hing Office by figure IN the
upper left rner OF the address
ARTICLE v Registered correspondence shall be
described in a regisser list, following the modei
c. he etc annexed.
a.
in a strong payer ard securely fastened, and the
packet Inscribed with the words - Re9'stsred or
:. RaccomaRdato, and placed in the mail
The blank in the letter bin for expressing the
number Of registered articles shall he filled by let
tiers expressing the number.
In case 10 registered articles are sent, the proper
blank Of the letter bin shall be filled by the wore
'.Nihil y or 'Nn''
ARTICLE VI The registered letters despatched
shall be acknowledged Immediately by the re-
ceiviEg office. .
If the yer,fjcation by the receiving Office shall
disclose an error Of any kind in the register lit il
shall be also by the first mail notified to the de-
catching Office.
ally engage take needfui measures for the care
full transmission f registered correspondence, and
for pursuing it when lost. but 1t Is understood
that neither assumes TO the other any pecuniaTy |
responsibility in CAGE Of loss
TlcLE VIII. All letters exchanged between |
The two Offices shall Indicate, by stamps or writing
thereon, the office Of rigin
Correspondence fully paid n destination shall be
stamped Pad all in the United States, and r. d.
n Italy.
Registered articles shall be stamped "Rsgistercd'
n the United States, and ''Raccomdnddto in
taly Correspondence Insufficient. prepaid shall
re stamped =. bsu1fcienty paid. in the United
;tates ard '.Fruncoboio InsatFcic7'e,' in Italy,
nd the amount Of the deficient postage expressed
u figures on the face
Whenever diff rent lines Of communication shall
,e employed between the TWO offices. the letters
IN aid and il sufficiently paid shall be stamped TO
adcate the route by which they are sent.
Article TX 1he Countries with which, and the
ondtions On which, letters, ordinary and regis
eIed and also other correspondence, may be
x,hanged in the open mails between Italy and
be United States, are indicated Ia the Tables
Iarked d and hereto annexed.
ARTICLE Y. The respective exchange Offices
hall mark in red ink in the upper corner of the
idress of prepaid letters sent for transit in the
zen mail, the amount Of the postage Cue TO the
reign office OF Destination and IN the same man
err, but in black ink. shall mark The amount Of
l- postage due to the forei Office Of origin
pom the unpaid letters so sent in transit.
ARTICLE XI. Correspondence under band which
pes not conform "a the conditions mentioned in
rtiole lX. Of the convention. or which Is in no
art prepaid, shall be retained by the administra-
on of origin, or if sent shall not be subject 20
count.
ARTICLE XII. Letters originating in, or des- G
ned r, foreign countries sent in The open mail 8
rough the United states. or through Italy and r
bich are in-ufficiently prepaid, shall be trans T.
lifted as wholly unpaid. and no account taken 7
tween the two administrations of the amount h
epaid. A
Article XIII. Letters, and all registered arti-
rs, not deliverable, shall be respectively re- A
rned to the despstching administration at the
ID of every month.
The postage Oh unpaid letters. returned shall e
deducted from the account against the Office
iginally charged Herewith. n
The postage pro paid letters so returned, shall
main in the account as originally entered o.
The expense of transit of uupa,d correspondence
hich has been Transmitted by either admnstra- c.
IN in closed mails, and which shall be returned ~
the despaiching Office not deliverable, shall 81
deducted from the original amount charged ol
transit upon declaration of the amount by
e office claiming the reduction No charge will Ct
made by either admnistr alton for the transit =
correspondence returned as not deliverable IN
ARTICLE XIV. All correspondence wrongly ad- -,
esed mssent shall be returned, without delay, m
the receiving office to the exchange Office which ai
spatched it The receiving Office shall also cor 10
{ accordingly, in the column Of verifi alton, the
ginal entries of the letter bill relating to such
respon1ence The artic es Of a like nature ad
,-sed to persons who have changed their resi-
nee shall be mutually forwarded or returned,
lrged with the rate that would have been paid
the first destination.
ARTICLE XIV. The despatching exchange Office 4
VI state on the letter bill to the intermediate
,hange offices the exact number Of single rates
letters Tor weight if required) and the total
ght If the other correspondence which shall be -
patched in closed mails. IL
LRTIcLE XVI. 1t is underst cd that the &C.
nis between the two Offices shall be established
the respective letter bills, in the roper money ID
the despatching office
or the international charges, the reduction Of
re moneys shall be effected in the general &C Z
nts at the rate of five lire ten centesimi for one
lar of the United States.
n entering Il e foreign charges on the letter
in the money of the despatching Office, the
of the United States and i've centesimi Of
" shall be taken equivalents. -
is also understood that the quarterly accounts ~
y be paid respectively in gold. and in the de-
,ination Of the money Of the creditor office.
hrIcLE XVII. The quarterly accounts, shall GI
prepared by the respective despatchiDg Offices
They shall be based upon the &C.