The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-26

such prepayment shall be certified BY the ap
propriate stamps Of the United States Post Once
and the postage 80 paid shall belong exciusivel.
to the United States II America.
There shall be charged by the Post-Of1ce Of tn,
United Mexican States upon all letters, newspa
pers, printed pamphlets, or other prints matter
mailed in Mexico and forwarded to the United Sta
| ties Of America by sea, whether by Mexican or by
United States vessels, such rates of inland pos5-
age now or may hereafter be established by
! the laws of NJ sxco, and the rate Of sea postage
prescribed in Article l., which inland and sea
postage shall be combined into one rate, and paid
always in adva ce,
Such prepayment shall be certified by the ap-
propriate stamps of the Post Office Of the United
Mexican States and the postage 50 paid shall be-
long exclusively to Mexico.
ARTICLE III Upon all letters, newspapers,
printed phsmpheis, or other printed matter re-
ceiyed in the United States of Am RIGA from MEX
leo by tea, there will be charged by the United
States such rates of inland postage as are now OF
may hereafter be established by II e laws of the
United States, which shall be colectedat the pla,e
of destination, and shall belong exclusively TO the
United States Of America and rice rersd, upon ali
letters, newspapers, printed pamphlets or "ther
printed matter received in Mexico from the Uni
ted States Of America by sea, there will be charg-
ed by Mexico such rates Of inland tosIake as are
now OF may hereafter be established by the laws
Of Mexico, which shall be collected at the place
Of destination, AID shall belong exclusively To
Mexico
ARTICLE ". All letters, news apers, printed
phamph cts. other printed matter mailed in The
United States of America, and addressed to any
place in the United Mexican STA es, rsrsd,
when not conve ed by a, shall be cha, ged with
the rate Of inland postage Of the country fom
which such mail matter j, sent, which shall be
preraid, and with the inland postage o the count
ry receiving which shall be Collected at the place
of destination.
such postage shall belong respectively to the
country collecting the same.
ARTICLE V. All letters newspapers, printed
phamplets, or other printed matter mailed in the
one country for the other, or Received IN the one
country from the other. whether 10y Land or sea |
convey auce shall be free from any cetention or |
inspection whatever, and shall in the be
foi ided by the M, ct speedy means 10 their
tna,ion, and in the other be promptly delivered |
10 the RESI- ectiye persons to VIII m they are ad |
dressed being subject IN their Transmission I" the
laws and reguiati OF each c"untry. respectively
ARTICLE vi. ST, am or other mail |
packet, under the Il * u either of the contscin.
parties, shall have commenced ang between
their respective ports oi entry, whether ur'!er /
,Gbvenfi1n from the uni ed States or irnm Mexiro,
The c. D!ractuS parties agree 10 rec eve al these
ports all naiablc matter. and to fora.,rd 1t
directed, the dest ination beng to sonie regu.ar
t>i-oiiice of either country, charging til reupon
,nly the rates established by the preseLt couyen-
i n.
In witness whereof, We, the plenl otentiaries #
he United States If America and OF the UHiIei
iexican Stat $, have gned anu scaled these pres
,nts.
Done in the city of NJ. xico. the eleventh day
# December, in the year Of Lord til ussiisd
light hundred and sixty one, in the eight, --ixth
ear of tft ind, Ienienee # the United states If
AMERICA and in thu foity first Of that VI the Uni
ed Mexican States. |
TL.sI THOMAS CORWIN
IL. 5. SEB'n LERDo DE TFJADA.