The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-19
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

I Agreed upoi between the Gene al Pst-offce OF
Z Tie United STATES Of America and Tie General
Post office of Prussia, prov ding f. tie regis
I tTattun of valuable Letters TO be c nveyed in
/ fll. closed Mails between the United States and
/ Prussia.
! Article l. Letters. alleged 20 be valuable,
: posted any post office the United states or
rs Territories, and sndre-- ed 10 Prussia. "r any
part nf the German Austrian Postal Union, or
> st-i in Prussia or the German Austrian Postal
Uu0u ard addressed l. the United States, and
deliverable at the respective exchange "tti es Of
New EHIk. Bo.tou, and Aacien, AK ia Chap
ellie. 10 be thence conveyed 10y means Of the
American and English and the inlllsh ard Bel
gan u.al lines, shall be registered at the Off
II mailing, on the application of the pers n pos
IHC the same Provided, That the full p'stag
rt,5.rse4hIe thereon 10 destination. ether witt
Felistration fee OF five eeut- each !ett-r, be
leptid at such mailing Office: And provided,
ais :, That such registration sh II MT be c. mpul-
sory and shall not render the respective Post.
Office Departments OF the I'm ted states or Prus-
Sia, their revenu's, liable FIR he l. IS Of such
letters or packets, or the contents tL.reuf
ARTICLE il. All -uch letters or Jackets mailed
in the interior of the United States Prussia,
and the German Austrian Post Union, respec-
lively, shall lie received, registered, and re-
ceipted for, directed in the general regula-
tions issued i'll each country in gard 10 the
regist alton of valuable letters and shall be sent
to the Exchange Offices Of New Y rk and Boston,
or Aaa hen, respectively, tor The purpose Of being
forwarded thence by the first outgoing mail
Article III. The respective exchange Offices
of New York, R"ston, and Aaciten shall m Ike u
separate letter bill for each registered letter,
par el registered letters. originally mailed at
said exchange Offices seEt 10 them to he for
warded, prescribed by the regulations referred
to in Artirle H., and shall enter ereia the
name Of the person address the post office to
which it is t, be mailed FIR delivery, and the
rate nf post age for each tier The postmaster Of
said exchange Oft ce will then mail each such
letter, or parcel Of letters. in Aserarate package
from the unregistered letters, and seal each
p 'ckage If er ~ ing it in the usual manner. The
etter lis of such registered letter shall not be
enclosed in the packages containing them; but
hall be enclosed in separate wrapper or en-
gel' pc, sealed, and addressed to the postmaster
II the corresponding exchange of aachen, Boston,
" New York.
ARTICLE ". On receipt Of registered letters
or delivery or distribution at eher # the re-
pective exchange offices of aachen, Boston, or
Sew York. the postma ter Of suc h RECEIVING Of
ice will compare the letters with the bill and
ndor-e it correct" If it is found So or will note
he error. if there be one, in the manner pre-
cribed wi b regard TO istered letters re- eved
rom an inland post. flee lie will then fill up
he corresp nding return bill, noting upon il
vht ther correct otherwise and will zee that it
returned by the first mail thereafter to the Of
ice Of milling. New York, Boston, or Aacben ~
he case may be-
ARTICLE V. Registered letters received At
ew York or Boston from Aacben, or received at
lachen from New York or Boston, and d, stined
or an inland postoffice, sl,all be fur~ai ded in
he ZANE manner AS other registered letters orig
nally mail, nj either flee.
In witness whereof, the heads Of the depart
lents have affixed their names and seals Of once
:. these presents, at the dates set opposite "
afh, respectfully.
H. ST. JAMES CAMPBELL,
P, stmaster- G. neral.
WAsBIEeroS, August %. 1855.
L. o. 49,. ts, Won DES HEfDf,
His Prussian Majesty's Minister Of State for
Commerce and Public Works.