The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-01-15

5 cents in tue United States and not exceeding 30 centesimi in Italy.
 The correspondence ofauy kind insuaiciently prepail, shall be despatched, but shall be charged by the receiving administration with the deficient postage, as well as the fine afore> said
 Fractions of one cent in the United States and of five eentesimi in Italy, shall be counted for the full amount.
 ART VII. Any correspondence may be registered, as well that directly exchanged be- tween the two countries, as that originating in either of them ane destined to other foreign countries to which they may respectively serve as interrnediariesforre gistered correspondence, and gice UersG.
 The international corre spondence registered must always bo prepaid, both the postage and the register fee.
 The fee shall not excred ten cents in the United States and fifty centesimi in Italy.
 ART VIII. Accounts between the two sd - ministrations shall be regulated aa follows: From the total amount of posta ge collected upon letters, adled to the amount of register fees, and ofprepaid pOstages upon other articles than letters collected by each administration, 1t shall deduct the cost at the established rates of the intermediate trs nsit of the mails it des- patches to the other, and the balance shall be equally divided between the two adminstrA- uous
 There shs! be excluded from the account all 6ue6 upon unpaid or insuficisntly paid correspondence and the deficient postages upen articles mentioned in the second para graph of artieI- first, al of which shall De re- tainsd for ths use of the administration which collects thsm.
 Aar. K. The correspondence mentioned in the second paragraph of article first shall be despatched h coEtormity wish the interior sys- tem of the despatching a3miaistr2tiou, but always including the following rules:
 (a.) The corres spondenee must De under bands, 50 shat the contents may be readily examined.
 CD There must De no written communication except the date, the name of the sender, the address, and the price, and manufacturers marks upon samples Of merchaadise.
 (c.) No pattern or packet may exceed sixty csntimeters in length and thirty contimeters in any other direction.
 (d) There shall be admitted no liqaid nor other article which might iDjure the other cor- rsspondsnce, nor any article the importation of which may be prahibitsd by the laws or regulations of the country of destination.
 ART. X. It is expressly agreed thai all international correspondence exchanged shall be exempt in the country of destiration from any charge whatever not expressly provided by this convention: Proride8 nevertAeIeSs, That l any duty which may be due to the customs l upon any article, under the laws ofthe eoun- try of destination, may be collected
 ART. X[. The two administrations shall establish by common accord, and in conformity 1 with the arrangement ia force at the time, the 1 conditions upon which the two offices may | respectively exchange in oper mails the corr respondence originating in or destined to fol egn countries to which they may recipro- cally serve as intermediates It is always 1 understood, however, that such correspondence shall only be charged with the international postage established by this convention, aug- mentsd by the postage due to foreign countries, | CT for other exterior service.
 ART XII The post departments of the Unit l ed States and oi Italy reciprocslly engage to transport grataitously across their respective territories all correspondence which shall be exchanged in closed mails with any countries to which they may respectively serve as inter- mediaries: PrOUided c ErayS, That such con- vsyance shall be effected by the ordinary means of mail conveyance in use; and that the countries taking the benefits of such gra- tuitous service shall rsciprocally accord the like