The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-27

> Correspondence insuficiently prepaid shall b
stamped in the Netherlands Ontoereikend, an
in the United States, .InsNtfcienuy paid, - an
the amount of the deficient postage expressed i
figures on the face.
: shall be employed between the two Offices, tn
letters unpaid and insuffcien'ly paid shall b
stamped to indicate the route by which they ar
sent.
ARTICLE TX. The countries with which, an,
the conditions which ietie 3, ordinary AMI
Registered, and also other corresponderces, maj
be exchang-d in the open mails from the Neither
land- tc the United States. are indicated in the
table marked D. hereto annexed
ARTICLE y. The pective exchange Office.
| shall mark in red ink in the rnper corner of the
address of prepaid letters sent for transit in the
oren mail, the amount of the postage due to the
fregn officc OF destination, and in the same man.
ner, but in black ink. shall mark the amount Of
tn. postage due to the fo'ei n Office Of origin
upon the unpaid letters sent in "a Sit
| ARTICLE III Correspo II. nee un. er band which
does not coufo m t" the conditions mer TONED in
Article MI Of the convention which are IN no
tart pruiaid shall be retained by { afministra-
pion of origin, or if sent shall not be subject TO
account.
ARTICLE XII. Letters originating in, or des-
tin 4 r. foreign COUNT les mt in the mail
through the U. $, or through the Ne herlands
| aud which are in-uiicientlv prepaid shall he
transmitted wholly unpaid, ard 10 account
taken Of the amount prepaid between the two
administrations.
A, TIcLE XIII. Letters. and al registered arti-
cles, MT deliverable. shall be respectively re-
turned TO the despatchng administration at the
end Of every nj, nth
The posta e unpaid letters. so returned, shall
be deducted from the account against the Office
iginaily charged Herewith
The hostage pre- paid letters returnei, shall
rem in in the account as orig naily entered.
The expens of transit Of uppt correspondence
which has been tran,miirei by either administra
tim in closed mails, and which snail be returned
10 tie desraiching ofiic not deliverable shall
be- deducted from the original amount char ed
for transit up,n 'eclaraton of the amount by
tie office claiming the reduction n" charge will
be male by either admihistr atm for the t.ansit
# correspondence returned as not delive, able
ARTICLE XIV Al correspoudence wro " ad
res- Ell or nissent. hail be returned without delay
by the RECEIVING hce 70 ie exchange uffi e which
dsp tened il The T. -eiv ng Office shall also COR
rect cord nyly in tie coiumr # varih alton, tae
original entries OF the Letter ill relating 10 such
corre>ppn !ence The arfc es o. a Ike nature ad-
lie Sc ] t. per-on- who have changed their resi-
d-nce shall he mutually forw ,rded or re uined.
ciar- ed Wi h the that would have b-sn paid
4 fist .ia7; nation
asrIciE Nv. The despatching exchange office
shall state the Letter bull to The intermediate
exchange flee. tie exact number Of sir.ie rates
o. lie tiers Or wight if required anu 'he total
we ghf f the 9th r correspondence which shall be
despatched in closed mails.
ARTICLE XVI. 1t is underst Cd that the ac |
C between 4 two off hall be established
on the respective letter bills, in the oper money
If the de,parching Office
For the international charges, the reduction of
tn re moneys shall b" effected in the general &C
counts al the rate of = A. 100 guilders for |
one dollar of the United States.
IN entering Il r 70 eign charges the letter |
bill IN the money of tie de-patchig office, the |
cent o the United States End two and a half cent |
0 the Meth rlnnds shall be taken : equivalents |
1t is also understood that .he quarterly accounts
shall he pad respectively n odd. AID n the de-
nomination If the money If tie creditor off e.
ART Gle XVI The qu,rterIv accounts sh III be
prepares! by the respective despstching Offices of
They sha be based upn the acknow-
edgm- ut # eceipt. and shall. respectively, be
arranged according TO the m >das hereto annexed
md mark Il :. ami F.
A rrca,.ifuitfon Of these accounts.
hrwin. the ,lefnitiv- results alike Tor the dehi
packet nns er the - If either of the contracting
parties, shall have commenced running between
heir respective ports of entry, whether under
ubvenfi'n from the Uni ed States ct from Mexiro, |
he CONTRACTING parties agree 10 receive at those
sort- all maIiable matter, and to forward II a.
ERECTED, the destination being to some regular
,o-t-office of either country. charging tn reupon
md credit, shall be prepare ed by tie United States
nj e. and shall then be transmitted, with
he accounts on winch it is based, for the xsm-
nation Of the Netherland office.
Done in duplicate and signed at Paris the Goth
ay OF November. 1867.
J.P. HoFsrrDE. Chief Director Of the
General Postoffice of he Netherlands.
Special CON-, ETC., etc.
Posr- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Jan q, 1S6S.
The going articles of detailed ,egu ,f ms for
,rrying into execution the postal ca.vention of
6th September 1867, between the United states
nd the Netherlands, are hereby ratified and ap-
roved.
Witness nv hand and the seal # the Post Once
apartment this list day If January. A. d. 1SeS.
lsE.L- ALEX. W RANDALL,
Postmaster General