The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-09
DETAILED REGULATION

q DHrAILED REGULATION
& Arranged between the Post-Once Department ,
d the United States Of America and the Posts
4 Administration Of Italy, for the Execution q
n the Postal Convention signed at Florence tn
r Sth day of November, A. D. 1867.
= ARTICLE I. The exchange office of New Yorl
4 shall make up closed mails for the exchange ofic
e Of Italy, susa. Turin travelling Office, and thi
liam exchange Office 81 all make up closed mail
for New York.
r ARTICLE ii. Each mail exchanged between tn
two administrations shall be accompanied BY
letter bill, .howing the pfs'ages the charges o
transit, the fees. etc, accruing to each ONCE upoI
the different kinds Of CO respondence
The form OF this letter bill shall follow the mod
els A and B, hereto annexed, and shall eonsecu
lively be numbered by the despatching Office dur
ing each calendar year.
The receiving Office shall acknowledge its receipt
by the next despatch.
ARTICLE III. The exchange offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable number tf separate packages according To
the letter bill.
| Each Of these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding 20 the letter
bill.
| ARTICLE ". When more than a single rate is
chargeabe upon any letter or other article, the
number of rates to which it is subject shall be in
dicated by the despat hing Office by figure in the
| upper left corner of the address
ARTICLE v Registered correspondence shall be
described in register list, following the model
| c, here.o annexed.
All recisteredletteIs shall be enveored together
in a strong paper ard securely fastened, and the
packet Inscribed with the words .Rsgistered' or
.Racc0mdnddto' and placed in the mail.
The blank in the letter Till for expressing the
number of gstered articles shall be filled 10y let
tiers expressing che number.
In registered articles are sent, the proper
blank of the letter bill shall be filled by the WORT
.sNihil' or sNil.''
Article VI The registered letters despatched
shall be acknowledged Immediately by the re-
ceiving office .
If the verificafion by the receiving Office shall
disclose an Of any kind in the register lrt 1t
shall be also by the first mail notified to the de-
patching Office.
ARTICLE VII. The twU administrations mutu-
ally engage TO take needfu measures for the care
full Transmission Of registered correspondence, and
for pursuing it when lost, but it is understood
that neither assumes 10 the other any Peeuhioiy
responsibility in case OF loss
A TicLE VIII. All letters exchanged between
the two Offices shall indicate, by stamps or writing
thereon the Office of origin
CORRESPONDENCE fully paid to destination shall De
stamped Paid all in the United States, and p. d.
in Italy
Registered articles shall be stamped Regisfered'
in the United States, and 'Rdceomdndafo IN
Italy Correspondence insuffciently prepaid shall
be stamped sufficiently paid in the United
States and ''Francobolo h,sa6iciente, in Italy,
and the amount of the deficient postage expressed
in figures on the face
be employed between the two offices. the letters
unpaid and insufficienty paid shall be stamped 10
indicate the route by which they are sent.
ARTICLE IN. The countries with which, and the |
conditions on which, letters, ordinary and regis
tered and also other correspondence, may be |
exchanged in the open mails between Italy and
the United States, are indicated in the Tables
marked D and l. hereto annexed.
ARTICLE Y. The respective exchange offices
shall mark in red ink, in the upper corner Of the
address Of prepaid letters sent for transit in the
open mail, the amount of the postage due to the
foreign Office of destination, and in the same man
ner, but in black ink. shall mark the amount OF
the postage due to the FOREIGN office Of origin
upon the unpaid letters sent in transit.
ARTICLE NJ. Correspondence under band which
does not conform ia the conditions mentioned In
Article IN. Of the convention, or which Is in no
part prepaid. shall be retained by the administra-
lion of origin, or if sent shall not be subject to
account.
ARTICLE XII. Letters originating in, or des-
lined 4 r foreign countries, sent in the open mail
through the United States, or through Italy, and
which gre insuficientlv prepaid. shall be trans
nitted wholly unpaid. and no account taken
between the two administrations of the amount
prepaid.
les not deliverable, shall be respectively re- .
urned to the despatching administration at the
md of every month.
The postage Oh unpaid letters, so returned, shall
,e deducted from the account against the Office
charged Herewith. IL
The postage pre- paid letters so returned shall
emain in the account as originally entered G
The expense of transit of unpaid correspondence
yhich has been transmitted by either administra-
ion in closed mails, and which shall be returned I
o the despatching Office as not deliverable. shall
70 deducted from the original amount charged U
Or transit upon a declaration Of the amount by
he Office claiming the reduction No charge will c
@ made by either administr alton for the transit )
f correspondence returned as not deliverable.
ARTICLE XIV. All correspondence wrongly ad- ,
ressed mssent shall be returned without delay, h
the receiving office to the exchange Office which
it. The receiving Office shall also cor +,
sct accordingly in the column Of verification the
rginal entries Of the letter bill relating to such
The articles of a like nature ad-
ressed to persons who have changed their resi-
ence shall be mutually forwarded or returned,
larged with the rate that would have been paid
the first destination.
ARTICLE XIV. The despatching exchange office
,all state on the letter bill to the intermediate
kchange Offices the exact number Of single rates
letters Tor weight if required) and the total
eight Of the other correspondence which shall be
sspatched in closed mails. Il
ARTICLE XVI. 1t is understood that the ac-
UNITS between the two Offices shall be established
the respective letter bills, in the proper money
the despatching office.
For the international charges, the reduction Of
ese moneys shall be effected in the general &C. I
UNITS 1t the rate Of five lire ten centesmi for one
liar Of the United States.
In entering Il Q foreign charges on the letter
II in the money of the despatching Office, the
ut Of the United States and i've centesimi Of
ally shall be taken as equivalents. -
1t also understood that the quarterly accounts
all be paid respectively in gold. and in the de-
animation Of the money Of the creditor Office.