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

respondepce shall only be charged with the raj
applicable to direct international correspondence
augmented BY the postage due TO foreign countrie
and by any other tax for exterior service
ARTICLE XIV. Each Office sccoYis TO the Tx
the privilege oftransit Oft the closed mails exchans
country to which the other mas serve as inter
medary. by its usual means of mail transp rtatior
whether on or land. Such territorial trans
shall be recIprocally free Of expense.
For such transit by sea the United States ofi>
! shall receive as follows:
] 1. For transit across the waters of the Atlanti
| Ocean. IT between the two frontie.s bv sea, Ia
For letters, cents ~. s. per single letter rate
| o. For other correspondence, Il C hts u. 5.
per kilogr@mme, net.
2. For transit acr. 8, the wate-s of the Pacifi
Ocean:
| For letters. 10 cents ~. s., rer single lette
| rate. b. For othe- correspondence, 20 c-nt
| (U. 81 per kilogramme, net
For snch transit by sea the land offic'
| shall receive IA follows:
For transit across the waters Of the Atlantic
Ocean OF between the two frontiers
a For letters, S cents tU. per single lette,
rate.
b. F,r other correspondence, IL cents CO. S.
per kilogramne, net
ARricLs XIV. The postal accounts between
the two offices shall be stated quarterly. and
transmitted and verified X speedily practical
BILE; and the balance found due shall be paid to
the creditor office, either by exchange on Lon
don or at the debtors Office, the creditor
Office may des1e
two Countries shall be fixei by common agree
ment between the two Offices
ARTICLE XVI. When in any rort Of either
country a CLOSED mail is transferred f'om one
fee Of the country where the transfer is made
such transfer shall net be su'jecr 10 any POST j
charge by one office ag.rst the Their
Article XVII. official communications al
dressed FROM one office {" the oth-r shall not be
the occasion Of any accounts TN either side.
sRrI LIE XVIII Letters wrongly sent. or
wrongly addressed, o. not deliverable for what
shall be returned 10 the originating Of
fice. at ITS expense, if any exp-rse is incurred
Registered correspondence Of all kinds, MT de-
livrrahle tor any eau e. shall all. be returned in
like manner. All ether correspondence which
cannot be delivered shall remain at the disp-
ton OF the RECEIVING office Anv '"rtHge upon
returned which shall have been
charge against the Office of destination, shall be
di- Charge 1. ON the account
ARTICLE XIX The two Office shall by mntn,i
consent establish detailed regulations r CRY
ing these articles INTO execution. and they NAV
msiifs such regulations in like ptann-r, from
time t. time, the exig.ncies Of the service
ma, require
ARTICLE XX This invention shall take efre-t
D, the Fl st " Of January mkt. and sha! con-
True in force until terminated by mutual agree
r,ent: or otherwise Gnti one
year from the date when one office >h II b I'VE
notified the . her of its de sire to terminate it.
But Il two offices Eay by INN ~ accord
notify il at any time, as the exigenoes Of the
service may require.
1t is subj ct to a. prevail on the mart
,y the P-t EASTER Genera of the United States.
N the other by the Minister Of Finance OF the
Ne he lands.
Executed in dup icate at tire Hague, The 10th
Law of ptember, IN the year 1867.
fSeal JOHN A. KASS0N,
Special C mmissivner, SC, e.. U. s.
[seal.l J +. HoTsrEDx.
Post Office Department,
Washington, October Is. 1867.
Having examined and Considered the afnre-
DING articles Of a convention for tn amei!ora'1on
4 the postal service between the United states
f America and the Kingdom of the Netherlands,
RI oh we're agreed upon and sgne IN duplic, e
t he Hague. the twenty sixth day of September,
ne thous md eight hundred and zixty-seven, hy
he Hen John A kas~rn. Si'ecirl Commits
nd by ur. j. p Hofstede. Chit Dire tor of the
eneral Po-tofice Of the Netherlands on behalf'f
is Dep rtment the same are
' me hereby ratified and approved by and with
re advice and consent of the President Of the
uitei states
In witness whereof hare eaused the seal Of
he Post Office Department to be affixed hereto.
it'll my signature, the day and year first above
ritten.
L. ALA W. RANDALL
Postmas er- &c eral, U. s. r
hereby approve the foregoing conventin, and
Testimony fhe,e6fI have caused the seal Of ,
e Un'ed states to be affixed 7
TsEI.1 ANDREW JOHNSON.
: the President: II
". SEWARD, Acting Secretary Of State.
WASHINGTON October Is, 1867.
DETAILED REGULATIONS.
greed upon between the Post Office Department
of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Postoffice of the Netherlands, for the exrcn-
tion Of the Convention Of the 26th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1867.
ARTICLE L. Tho exchange Office of Moerdyk '
all make M a closed mail for the exchange
ice Of New York. The exchange office # New
'rk shall on its part make up closed mail for
Derdyk.
Until further notice the only exchange Off e on
e part of the United States shall be New York.