The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-31

81 CosrssponAsacs iusa0cssatly prepaid shali
stanpsd in the Netherlands Ontoereikend, a
in the United states, ''lass1lcienfly paid" q
the amount ofths dehcient postage expressed
. Whenever different lines of communicate
shall be employed between the two Offices, Il
letters unpaid and insuf6cien,ly paid shall l
stamped to indicate the route by which they n
/ sent.
ARTICLE TX. The countries with which, an
the conditions on which Letters, ordinarJ an
registered, and also other correspondence, ma
be exchange I'd in the open mails from the Nefhei
lands to the United States, are indicated in tn
table marked d, hereto annexed.
ARTICLE X. The respective exchange Office
shall mark in red ink, in the upper corner Of tn
address Of prepaid letters sent for transit in tn
open mail, the amount Of the postage due to tn
foreign Office Of destination, and In the same man
| ner, but in black ink. shall mark the amount @
the postage due 10 the fo'ei Office Of orisiI
upon the unpaid letters 50 sent in tra,sif-
ARTICLE NJ. Correspondence under band which
| does not confo' m {" the conditions mentioned II
Article MI. Of the convention or which are in M
tart prepaid, shall be retained by the adn,r-tra
pion Of origin, if sent shall not be subject e
| account.
ARTICLE XII Letters originating in. or des
| tin-d fr, faeign countries. sent in the open mail
| through the U. s., or through the Ne herlands,
and which are in-uficiently prepaid, shall he
transmitted as wholly unpaid, aud no account
| taken Of the amount prepaid between the two
administrations.
Article XIII. Letters and all registered arti-
cles, not deliverable. shsl be respectively re-
turned TO the despatching administration at the
end Of every month
be deducted from the account against the Office
originally charged Herewith
The postage on prepaid letters so returned, shall
remain in the account originally entered.
The expense of transit If uhpad correspondence
which has been transmitted by either admins.ra
tion in closed mails. and which shall be returned
to the despafching offic as not deliverable, shall
he deducted from the original amount charged
for transit upon a declaration Of the amount by
the Office claiming the reduction No charge will
be made by either sdministr afion for the transit
Of correspondence returned as not deliverable
ARTICLE NV AL correspondence wrongly ad-
dressed missent shall be returned, without delay.
by the receiving Office TO the exchange rfice which
despatched it The recev ng Office shall also cor
rect accordingly in the column # verif alton. the
original entries Of the letter bill relating to such
correspondence The artic es o. a ike nature ad-
DIRE .sed to person. who have changed their resi-
charged with the rate that would have been paid
1t the first destination.
ARTICLE Nv. The de-patching exchange Office
shall state on the letter bill to the intermediate
exchange Offices the exact number Of single rates
o' letters Tor weight if required anu the total
weight If the other correspondence which shall be
Despatched in closed mails.
ARTICLE XVI. 1t is underst Oh that the ac-
on the respective letter bills, in the oper money
If the deSpatching office
For the International charges, the reduction of
thee moneys shall be effected in the general &C
counts nj the rate Of 42-10O guilders for
Dne dollar Of the United States.
In entering Il e foreign charges on the letter |
bill in the money of the de>patching Office. The |
,ent o. the United States and two and half cent
> the Netherlands shall be taken a equivalents |
1t is also under-tood that the q artery accounts |
hal he pad respectively in g,ld. AID in the de- |
domination If the money II the creditor oifi,e
ART Gle XVI. The quartet, accounts shall be
prepared: 10y the respective despatching offices of
They shs lie based mp : the acknow-
rdgm- ut # eceipt. and shall, respectively, be
arranged according to the m dels hereto annexed
md marked b. AMI +.
recapitui,tion Of these accounts,
how ing the defntiv- results alike for the debit
,acket under the ,g of either of the contracting
,arties, shall have commenced run ding between
heir respective ports of entry, whether under
ubventinn from the Unit ed States or from Mexico,
he contracting parties agree TO receive AT those
ort- all mailable matter. and to forward it As
ERECTED, the destination being to some regular
o<t-office of either country, charging thrreupon
nd credit, shall be prepared by the United State,
fhse, and shall then be transmitted, with
be accounts on which il is based, for the exam
ration Of the Netherland Office.
Done in duplicate and signed at Paris the Goth
~ Of November, 1867.
Up. HoFsrEDf. Chief Director OF the
General Postofhce Of the Netherlands
JOHN A. KASSON,
Special CON-, ETC., etc.
Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Ii
Washington, Ian q. 1865.
The foregoing articles Of detailed regulations for
lrrying into execution the postal convention Of
sth September, 1867, between the United States ;
nd the Netherlands, are hereby ratified and ap
roved. ,
Witness INV hand and the seal Of the Post Office
apartment this list day If January. A. D. 1865.
rsEAL1 ALEX. " RANDALL,
Postmaster-6ener