The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-01-29

And such correspondence may be exchang- sd whethes tiginating in either of said coun- tries and de4ined for the other, or originating il or dsstilld for foreign countries to which these may respectively serve as intsrme- diaries.
 Art IL The offices fer the exchange of mails shall Ie on the past of the UAitsd States
 l. New York.
 2. BOstOH,
 On the part of the Netherlands:
 The travelling ofics Moerdyk.
 Each Post Department may at any time, af. ter notice to the other, discontinus either of the offices of exchange on it's side, always leaving ore office; aud the two oficSs by agreement may at any time establish addition al offices of exchange
 ART III. Each office shall make its own arrangements for the despatch of its mails to the other office by regular lines of communi- cation and shall at its own cost pay the ex- penss of such intermediate transportation. It is also agreed that the cost of international ocean and territorial transit of the closed mails between the respective frontiers shall be first dsfrayed by that one of the two Depart ments which shall have obtained from the in- termsdiariss the m ost favorable pecuniary terms for such conveyance and ary amount so ad- vsncsd by one for account of the othor Ehal be promptly reimbursed.
 ART. ". The standard weight for the single l rate of international postage and rule of pro- grsssion shall be:
 l. For letters l5 grammeE. r 2. For all other correspondence, mentioned in the second paragraph of the first article that which the despatching office shall adopt for the mails which it despatchea to the other | ad apted to tho convenience and habits of it's interior administration. But each office shall give nolics to he other of the standard weight | it adopts, and of any subsequent change there of The rule of progression shall always b. n additional single rate for each additional ,tand- ard weight or fraction thereof The weight stated by the despstching office shall always be accepted, except in case of manifest mis. take
 ART V. The single rate Of postage on the direct correspondence exchanged between the two administrations, subject to the reserve mentioned in Article VIII, shall be as follows; l. On letters from the United States l5 cents (U. S)
 ?. On letters from the Netherlands, 40 cents (Dutch)
 | On all other correspondence mentioned iI the second paragraph of the first article, the rate shall be, for the mails despatched, that whic the despalching office shall adopt, adapt ed to the convenience and habits of it's interior administration. But each office shall give notice to the other of the rate it adopts, and of any subsequent change thereof.
 ARr VI Whenever regular line cf steam communication, acceptable to the two offices may be employed directly between any port 0 the Uaitsd States and any port of the North o Europe, at such rates that the entire cost o transportation between the two frontiers shal not exceed for each single letter rate cent I(U. S) and for each kilogram of other cor rcspondencs 10 cents (U. s. ) in that case is agreed that the international single rate 0 letter postage by such lines shall be reduced t' 10 cents (U. S. from the United States and q csnta (Dutch) from the Netherlands. And th two offices shall by common accord fix the tim when this red zction shall take effect:
 ART. VII The prepayment of postage Ol ordinary letters shall be optional, subject t the conditions of Article VIII. mentioned but ou registered letters, and on all other cor respondsncs mentioned in paragraph the sec ond of the first article, it shall be obligatory
 ART. VIII. If, however, the poutage on an eorr.spondenes shall be prepaid insuhicientIy it shall nevertheless be forwarded to its desti natlon, charged with ths deficient postag, adding full amounts instead of fractions of l cent (U. s. or cents Dutch Upon .hs de