The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-01-08

which either department shall despatch to ,Ls other for the purpose of being thence forward. ed in it's mails to anothhr country of destination, shall be subject to the rates established by Article XI. of this convention, added to the ulteriOr rate in force beyond the frontier ofths forwarding country, 80 that enly enc interior rate shall be received by the forwarding de- partment.
 ART XXII Small sums of money may bs mutually transmitted between the two coun- tries by means of postal money orders, and the rates and conditions may be arranged by an agreement between the two departments after the system of postsl money orders shall have been adopted by the United States
 ART, XXIlI. Cntil the same scale of weights shall have been adopted by the twe desrarl- ments, it is agreed that, for the purposes of this convention, fifteen grammes shall be taken as tho equivalent of a hslfOunce, forty grammes as he equivalent of one ounce and half, and SC with their respective multiplss in progress sion as applied by the respective offices It is also understood that the rates upon corres- pondence shall be applied according to the weight stated by the despstchinZ department, except In case of manifest error,
 ART. XXIY. The two departments shall settle by agreement between them all measures of detail and arran cement reduired to carry in 0 effect this convention, whchmay be modi- fled from time to time by special arrangements to be agreed upon directly between the two Pest Departments
 ART. XIV. This convention shali take effect from day to be fixed by the two Post Depart msnts, and shall continue in force until one year from notice given by one of the depart ments to the other of it's intention to resciud f.
 ART. XIV. In order to sim fy postal ac- counts between the departments as much as possible, and to prepare the way for their ul- innate abolition, each Post DeparImen: sha otAn to its own use all the postal rates and charges which it shall collect, whether By vir. tue of prepayment or post payment; and each department shall pay the cost of couveyaDes of the mails which it despatchss as far as ths frontier of the country of destination It s- also especially provided that the cost of inter- mediate ocean and land conveyance of the closed mails shall be first defrayed by that one of the two departments which shall have ob- tained form the intermediates the most favor-- able pecuniary conditions of such conveyance; and any amount 90 paid by one department fer account of tho other shall be reimbursed
 ART. XIV It is distinctly agreed that all mailabIe articles addressed from one country to the other shall be exempt in the country of destination from any rate ot fee whatever be- yoad the charges established by this conven, ton.
 ART. XVI. Correspondence exclusively re- lating to the postal service shall betransmittsd, on both aides without any postal charge there. for.
 ART XVII. Correspondence fall kinds er- roniously transmitted, or wrongly addsessed, shall be promptly returned to the despatchinE office. Articles which shall have been ad- dressed to persons who have departed from the place of destination leaving their address, shall be forwarded pr returned, as the case may re- quire, charged with the postage which the ad-. drsssee would have been required to pay on de- livery
 ART XVIII Letters, all registered articles, and all documentary manuscripts, which shall not be delivered to their address, shall be res- tored to tho despatching department. Any of these articles whice may have been forwarded by one department to the other on account shall be restored, and credit taken for the amount originally charged by the despatching office. But samples of merchandise, news- papers. prints of all kinds, and Hll mailable articles not excepted which cannot be deliver ed to their address, shall remain al hs disposal of the receiving department, provided they shall not be reclaimed by the sender or ad- dressee within six months from the date of their despatch. Lcontinusd.