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be prohibited by the laws in force in the count

f be prohibited by the laws in force in the count
of destination.
ARTICLE XX. The Post Departments of m
United States and of Italy reciprocaIly engage
grant each to the other the gratuitous conyeyanc.
their respective territories OF all
which shall be exchanged in closed mails viii
any countries to which they may respe, lively sery
as Intermediates: provided always that sucb cor
veyance shall be effected by the ordinary mean
OF mail conveyance in use; and that the countrie,
taking the benefit Of suct gratuitous service sha,
recip ocaly accord the like privilege of free
sit across their respective territories The priy
iege is also accorded TO each administration o
sending an agent, at its own expense, in charge
the mails in tIansit. The further privilege
accorded of free transfer Of closed mails in III
ports and barbors of the respective countries frou
one vessel TO another, in continuance of their con
| veyance TO final destination
| ARTICLE XXI Correspondence of all kinds which
either department shall despatch t. the other for
the purpose of being thence 70 varied in its mails
TO another country Of destination shall be subject
TO the rates established by Article NJ. IF this con-
yention addei to the uteriOr rate n force beyond
the frontier the fJrw ardng country 50 that only
one interior rate shall lie received by the forward
ing department.
ARTICLE XII Small sans Of money may b.
mutually transmitted between the two countries
by means of postal money ORDERS and the rates
and conditions may be arranged by an agreement
between the two departments after the system If
postai money orders shall have been adopted by
the United States.
ARTICLE XNlII. Until the SINE scale Of weights
shall have been adopted by the two departments,
it is agreed that FIR the purE oses OF This conyer-
ton, fifteen grammes shall be taken the equiv
alent OF nall ounce forty EIaiETnes rs the equiv
alent Of one ounce and ha (, and with their
Scective mutiples in progression a. applied by the
respective Offices 1t is ais understood that III.
rates upon correspondence >hail be applied accord
ing 10 the weight stated by the desp4tthihg de-
parrment, except in case of MANIFEST error
ARTICLE XIV The two departments shall
settle hy agreement between them ali measures
Of detail and arrangement required To carry into
effect this convention. which may lie modified
from time To time by spe iaI arraus ements to tie
agreed upon directly between the Two Post De-
iartmeuts.
In witness whereof, the respective pienipoteu-
riaries have sigued the present convention aid
have affixed thereto their seals
Done in duplicate at Turin, the eighth day Of
July. in the year Of orr Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three.
l.. 81 JOHN A. KAssON.
IL. :. Il B. BAEBAVARA
We. having seen and examined the aboye-signeI
postal convention, and having approved thereof in
all and each Of its parts have accepted, ratified.
and confirmed the same. h by these presents We
accept, ratify, and confirm 1t. promising observe
it, and TO cause it 70 be inviolabl, observed.
In faith whereof, We have signed with our hand
the present litter If ratification and have caused
cur royal seal to be affixed thereto
Given at Turin, the SIKH OF the month Of De
cember, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty three and in the fifteenth
year Of our reign
IL. VICTOR EMANUEL.
On behalf Of His Majesty the King, the Minis
ter of state for foreign affairs
NiSCONTI NEN0STA.
I hereby approve the afofegoing convention, and
in testimony Thereof have caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Il. ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Washington May !, 1850
The undersigned having ct together for the
purpose of exchanging the notifications by tho
President of the United State of America and His
Majesty the King Of Italy of the postal convention
concluded and signed at Turin on the sth Of July.
1868 and the said acts II ratification having been
produced, and having. after careful collation.,
been found in good and due form, the exchange
thereof took place this day. In witness whereof,
the undersigned hay prepared the pre-s-- certih-
cate, which they have signed in dUFLcs-e ard
sealed with the seal of their
Done Florence the 14th day Of Jure. 1863.
l.. 81 GEORGE 2. VI Ssh,
L. A. la MARMyHA.