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

le Corsspondescs Enthusiastically prepaid shall I
}, stamped in the Netherlands Onfoereikend, an
in the United States, 'insn6 Efficiently paid. % an
the amount of the deficient postage expressed
II figures on the face.
: Whenever different lines of communicable
y shall be employed between the two Offices, tn
: letters unpaid and insufncienily paid shall b
!, stamped to indicate the route by which they ar
Il sent.
ARTICLE TX. The countries with which, an
e the conditions which letters, ordinar an
registered, and also other correspondence, ma,
c be exchanged in the open mails from the Neither
} lands to the United States, are indicated in tn
table marked D. hereto annexed.
)I ARTICLE Y. The respective exchange office
shall mark in red ink, in the upper corner of thu
address of prepaid letters sent for transit in tn,
open mail, the amount of the postage due to thu
foreign office of destination, and in the man
ner, but in black ink. shall mark the amount OF
the postage due to the forei n Office Of origin
upon the unpaid letters so sent in trarsir.
| ARTICLE NJ. Correspondence under band which
does not confo m ta the conditions mentioned in
Article XII. Of the convention or which are in nc
tart prepaid shall be retained by the aiministra-
pion of origin, or if sent shall not be subject to
account.
ARTICLE XII Letters originating in, or des-
tin r. foreign COUNT les sen. in the osen ma !
through the U. s., through the Ne herlauds,
and which insufficientlv prepaid, shall be
transmitted wholly unpaid, and no account
taken of the amount prepaid between the two
administrations.
A.TIcLE XIII. Letters. and all registered arti-
cles, not deliverable. shall be respectively re-
turned to the despa.chiDg administration at the
| end Of every month
The postage OF. unpaid letters. returned. shall
be deducted from the account against the Office
| originally charged Herewith
The postage on prepaid letters so returned, shall
rem ain in the account as orig nally entered
The expense of transit If uapa d correspondence
| which has been transmitted by either afministra
ton in closed mails, and which shall be returned
10 the despatching cfcr As not deliverable, shall
be deducted from the original amount charged
for & ansit upon a declaration of the amount by
| the office claiming the reduction No charge will
be made by either administrative for the transit
Of correspondence returned not deiive able
ARTICLE XIV Al corresrondence wrongly ai-
dressed missent shall be returned. without delay.
by the RECEIVING office to the exchange fl which
desp .tched il The receiv Office shall also Cor
Rect cord nll ". in tine coum' + verih alton. the
original entries of the bill relating to such
corre,pon ielce The artic es o a Ike nature ad
iIe sell IL person. who have changed their resi-
lence shall he mutually forw .r'i,d o. returned.
CHARGED with the rate that would have besn paid
It I first DIES ination.
AsTIcLE XIV. The desratchinc exchange Office
shall state the Letter bill TO he intermediate
exchange fice> tie exact number Of sin Gle rates
o. lie tiers ("r wight if required ana he totii
We ght # the 9th correspondence which shall be
ie~p ,tched in closed mlIl-.
ARTICLE XVI. Ii underst oil that the ac-
unIs between Il two Off IS h II be established
If the de patching Office
For the international charges, the reduction of |
tn re moneys shall b. effected ia the general nc
counts the rate of ~ leo gnilders for |
dollar Of the United States
in entering Il fof eign charges on the letter
bill in the money of the Gespatohiig Office. the
cent o. the United States and two and a half cent
OF the Netherlands shall be tax en- equivalents
1t is also understood that the quas terry accounts
shall be paid respectively in gold. and in the de-
nomination Ct the money of the creditor off: e.
ARTICLE XVII. The quarterly accounts shall be
prepared by the respective despatchiBg Offices of
exchange. They shall be based up'n the acknow
lcdgme ut of eceipt, and shat, respectively, be
arranged according to the M Gel, hereto annexed
and marked and F. |
recalitulation of these accounts,
showing the definitive results alike for the debit
and credit, shall be prepared by tie United States
Office. and shall then be transmitted, with
the accounts on which it is based, for the Exam
ination of the Netherand office.
Done in duplicate and sigued at Paris the 10th
day OF November, 1867.
J.P HoFsrEpE. Chief Director Of the
Genera Postoffce of he Netherlands.
JOHN A kASS0N,
Special CON-, etc, etc.
Posr-OrF1cE DEPARTMENT, II
Washington, Jan q, 1S6S.
The foregoing articles of detailed egulstf ms for
arriving into execution the postal Convention of
18th September, 1867, between the United States
md the Netherlands, are hereby ratified and ap-
FOved.
witness my hand and the seal Of the Post-Offce
)epartment this list day If January, A. D. 1865
fsEALl ALEX. " RANDALL.
Postnaster-General.
'ostal Convention between the United States and
Mexico.
" the President Of the United States of America:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas postal convention between the United
States # america and the Republic of Mexico =
was concluded and -igned at the City OF Mexicn j
on the 1lth day of December, one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty one, which Convei-
tion, being in the English language, is, ord
for word, as follows:
ostal Convention between the United STAGES of
America and the United Mexican States.
The United States of America and the United
exican States, being DESTROYS of drawing more
osely the friendly relations existing between the T.
vo ,untries, and of faciiitatiIg the prompt and
gular transmission Of correspondence between
,eir respective territories have resolved to con-
ude postal convention and have named as their
that is to say -
The President If the United States of America
Is appointed Tn mas Corwin, citizen u the
nted states, and their envoy extraordinary and cr
mister pl-nipotentiary near he Mexic govern ~
-nt and the President Of the United Mexican
ates has appoin ell Sebastian Lerd, de Tejada,
tizen IF the said states ana deputy OF the Con
ess # the Union, who af er havi, & commune .
ted TO each other their respective full powers, -
und in good ard due form, have agreed upon the
lowing articles:-
A .rIrLk l. there shall be charged npon all let,
rs newspapers. eviews. or other periodical
bljcatin. printed phi mph let's other printed IT