The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-23

I'll Such prepayment ehali be certified by the aI
propriate Stamps of the United States Post ONO,
aid the psstage 50 paid shall belong exciusivei
4 | to the United Sta,es = America
Thei shall he charged by the Post-Ofice Of tn
, United Mexican States upon all letters, newspa
, pers, printed phamphets, or other printed matte
mailed in Mexico and forwarded to the United sta
. ties Of America by sea, whether by Mexican or b.
| Uuited States vessels such rates of inland posi-
age as are now may hereafter be established b!
the laws of NJ x:co. and the rate of sea postag
prescribed in Article L., which inland and SCI
postage shall be combined into one rate, and Pait
always in adva ce,
| such prepayment shall be certified by the ap
pruprisIe stamps of the Post-0ttice of the Unitet
Mexican States and the po'tags 50 paid shall be
long exclusively to Mexico.
ARTICLE Ill Upon all letters, newspapers.
printed rhsmphets, or other printed matter re-
ceiv-d in the United States of Am RIGA from Mex
leo 10y sea, there will be charged by the United
States such rates inland postage as are how or
may hereafter be e,t-biIsh.d by II e laws OF the
United States which shall be coecteda at the pla. e
of destination, and shall belong exclusively to the
UnEed states of America and rics rerso. upon all
letters, newspapers. printed ;,hamphlets, or other
printed matter received IN Mexico from the Uni
ted ,ta'es Of America by sea, there will be charg
ed by Mexico such rates of inland postage AS are
| now may hereafte' b. estab. ished by the laws
Of Nexco, which shall be collected at the place
f destination, AID shall be .ong exclusively To
Mexico
Article ". All letters, newspapers, printed
phamph cts ether printed matter mailed in the
United states Of America, and audI essed to any
place the United Nrxican Sra e., rice rersa.
whrn not c"pve Ell by a, shall be cha ged with
the rate # inland postage of the country from
which such mail matter sent, which sha be
pre- aid, and with the inland postage the count
~ receiving which shall lie Collected at the place
Of destination
.uch postage shall belong respectively to the
country collecting the same.
AR
phampets, o. other printed matter mailed in the
one country for the other, or Received IN the one
country from the other. wietLe r by land or sea
convey ance. shall be free from any detention or
INSPECTION whatever, and snail III the one Gaze be
10 ded by the M ST Seerty nIeais to their iss
t,naiisn, and IN tie other be promptly delivered
10 the ectiye reisone To whin they are ad-
dressed being subject IN their Transmission to the
laws and OF each country. respectively
article VI. steam other mail
packet, uGer the Il tg ot either of the contracting
parties, shall have commenced Iua ning between |
their respective ports OF entry, whether under |
subyenr from the Uui ed States OF IRON Mexico,
the Contracting parties agree 10 receive at those
port all n.aIlablc matter, and TO forward II As
directed, the destination being 10 some regular |
lsri-ofiice vi either country charging thereupon
only the rates established 10y the Present cunven-
Ii u.
Mail. for the United states Of america shall be |
made up at regular intervals BY the Mex can Post
office and dvspLt he To- ports of the United States.
be made. up at regular intervals by The United
States Post OIlice aud despatched 10 ports in
Mexico
ARTICLE VII. The United Mexican States en-
gag IL grant to the Omitted states Of America The
transit, i'll closed nlaiis. free from any postage
duties, imp St, emit n eXaml alton what
ever through the United Mexican states, any
their possessions territories, If letters, news
papers, printed pnanpnlCts or ether printed mat
Ter, l. rwarued from the Unired Siaf.s If America,
Dr. any OF their pus>, Territories. TO any
other possession or Territory of Ih- Uuired States
If America, an, foreign country, or from
my foreiga country. pos ession or Territory of
he Un,fed States OF America. To the United sta
es If America, their possessions or Territories
mail ag, mt # tie Uni ed states OF America
hall te lie mitted to accompany the closed mails
Ii their transit.
Tue Uulted States of America, on their part,
,ngage 10 grant the United Mexican States the I
raisit, in closed mails. Tree T. ON any postage
uties, impo,ts. detention, or examinati' n what
yer, through the United States OF America, or c
my If their Possessions or Te-ritor c., f letters.
:ews?apers, prin'ed pamphlets, or other printed
natter, onward from the United Mexican state,
r any Of their possessions or Territories, 10 an!
:her Mexican possession or territory, or 10 al!
Jreign country, from any foreign county, ~ .
iexlcan Possession Vr territory, 10 the United
leAican States, their possession or territories
mail agent If Mexico ,hsl be permitted to az ,
ompany the closed mails in Their transit !
AgTI VIII The means of making the tran
L Of closed mails under the stipulation Of Article
IL. of the present CONVENT shall be arringei
etween tie Genera Po,t-0if,e Departments ii
le two countries, subject TO the appreciation II
ich government, re pectively.
AR ICLE TX In case If the misfortune OF wa
etw cell the two n tons, the mail service # the
80 Post Offices shall continue, without impei-
lent modest alton, until x weeks after notf
lt'un shall have b-en made Oh the p .rt IF either
the two governments and delivered to the other
rat the service is be discontinued; and in such
lse the m Ill packets Of the two counttes shall be
ermtted To return freely and under special pro-
ction OF their respective potts.
ARTICLE X. 1he respective post-of1ice regula- G
ons and rates o: postage Of sch Of the cont act
g pa ties shall be cummunica ed to- and all mat
Of detail arising cut o: the stiu atons Of this
invention 81, all lie settled between the General "
st-,iffice nepar menrs If the two republics as
possible after the exchange Of the ratifca- =
ms of The present convention.
is also agreed that the measures of detail re- II
rred in this article may be modified by the
10 General Post Office Departments whenever,
mutual consent. those department. shall have
cided that such notifications would be bench r
II the post Office ryice of the two countries;
d Mexico proposes as SON as her means of in 4
rnal transportation will permit, to reduce her
esent rates Of inland postage.