The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-01

For tho transport Of closed mails BY either ID.
Iministrafion for the other by sea, the following
administration rendering tho service, Viz.
i (d) For transport arross the waters Of tho At
laDtic Ocean, cents per Jingle letter rate; and Il
cents per kilograr net Of other correspondence.
(t) For transport across the waters of the Pacific
Ocean, 10 cents per single letter rate and 20 cents
| per kilogram net of other correspondence.
| (c) For transport across the Mediterranean Sea,
so centesimi per so grams of letters net. and 60
| centesimi per kilogram net Of other correspond
| ence.
Id For intermediate territorial transport each
administration charge and receive the amount
which it hall have actually paid for the account
| of the other.
ARTICLE XIII. The accounts between the two
| administrations shall be stated quarterly, and
transmitted and verified speedily practicable;
and the debtor Office shall pay the balance found
due to the creditor Office either by exchange on
London. or at the debtor Office, ~ the creditor
office may desire
The rate for the conversion Of the money Of the
two countries shall be fixed by common agreement
between the two Offices.
ARIIcLE XIV. When in any port of either
country closed mail is transferred from one YES
sci to an .ther, without any expense to the Office
Of the country WI ere the transport is made, such
transfer shall not be subject any postal charge
by one Office against the other.
ARTICLE XIV. Correspondence exclusively re-
latng the postal service shall be transmitted on
both sides free Of all charge
ARTICLE XVI. Letters wrongly sent, or wrongly
addressed, or not deliverable for whatever cause,
and all registered correspondence not deliverable
for any cause, shall be returned as PROMPTLY as
practicable - the originating office, at its cost,
any cost is incurred. Any hostages on returned
corre>pon renee which may have been charged
against the returning office shall he discharged
from the account.
All other correspondence which cannot be de-
Ivered shall remain at the disposition of the re-
ceiving administration. |
ARTICLE XVII Small >ums Of money may be |
mutually transmitted from country to the |
other by means of postal money orders; and the |
rates and conditions may be arranged by agree |
ment between the two departments, SO soon as
sue arrangement NAV be found convenient.
ARTICLE XVIII The two administrations shall |
in concert establish detailed regulations for the |
execution Of these articles; and both the articles
and the regulations may be modified from time to |
time by accord of the two administrations, as the
exigencies Of the service may require
ARTICLE XIX This convention shall tai e effect
on the first Of April next, and shall continue in
force until one year from the time when one of
the contracting parties shall have given TO the
other notice of its desire 10 terminate it, unless
sooner terminated or modified by mutual agree
nent.
ARTICLE Xxx. This conve ntion shall be ratified
the part Of the United States by the Postmaster
General and on the part of Italy by the Director
Is early as possible. Il
In testimony whereof, the two commissioners
subscribed their names and affixed their seals
hereto.
Done at Florence in duplicate original, this
Eighth day of November, A. d. eighteen hundred :
sE4L.l JOHN A. KASSON.
Special Commissioner. &C., &c. 4
SEAL CLIO. BATTISTA TANTEsIo, Z
Commissioner of Posts. (