The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-02-05

United States of America and a port in Mex ieo, the following sea ratsa of postage, that ia to say:
 l. Upon all letters not exceeding haf an ounce In weight the rate of seven cents sand upon all letters weighing more than half an ounce an additional rate of sqysa csnts for each additional half ounce or fraction thereof
 Z. Upon every newspaper, daily or other, the rate of one cent.
 Upon reviews or other periodical publica- tions, printed pamphlets, or other printed matter the rate of one cent for every ounce OF fraction of an ounce weight.
 The said newspapers, reviews, or other n.- rlodical publications, printed pamphlets. or other printed matter shall be sent in narrow bands or covers, open at the sides or ends, so that they may be easily examined, subject tc the laws and regulations of each country res- pectively.
 ARr' Il. There shall be charged by tn. ,post. office ot the United States of America upon oll letters, newspapers, printed pam phlats. or o,bey printed matter mailed in the United States and forwarded to Mexico by sea, whether by Unit ed States CT Mexican Vessels such rates of ;r- land postage as are now or may hereafter be established by the laws Sf the United Statss and the rate of sea postag. prescribed in srticl. hrst, which inland and sea postage shall bs combined into one rate, and paid alwavs ;s advance
 Such prepayment sal be certified by the au appronriats stamps of ths United States Past. Office and the postage go paid shall baIonx exclusively to the United States of Ame,ic>
 There shall be charged by the Posi-O Ofice O the United States upon all letters, newspapers printed pamphlets, or ether printed matter mailed in Mexico and forwarded to the United States Of America by sJa, whether by Mexican or by United States v.sa. Is, such rstss of ;p- lana postage as are now CT may hereafter be established by the laws Of Mexico aad ibe rate Of sea postage prescribed in arlicts l., xhich inland and sea postage shall be combined into one rats' ana paid always in ad vance.
 Such prepayment shall be certified by ths ap. proprlat9 stamps of !he Post-Ofice ot tbs United Mexican States, and the postage So pald shall belong exclusively to Mexico.
 ART. III. Upon al letters, Newspapsr, printed pamphlets, Or other printed matter ra- celTed ID the United States of America, from Mexico, by sea, there will be charged by the Unlsed States such rates of inland postage as are now, or may hereafter be established bv the laws of the Uaitsd States, which shall b. collected at the place Ot destination, and shall belong exclusively to ths United States of America; and, rice versa, upon all ne ewspaper,. letters, printed pamphlets or other prjnt,a matter received in Mexico from ths InitAd States by sea, there will be charged bv Mexico such rates of inland postage aa are now or may hereafter be established by the laws of Mexico. which shall be collected in the place eff dssu- nation, and shall belong exclusively to Mex leo.
 ART. ". All letters. newspapers. printed pamphlets. or other printed matter mailed in the United States st America and addressed to any place in the United Mexican States. or Usce Uersa, when Aot conveyed by sea, shall be charged with the rate of inland postage of the country from which such nail mater is sent, which shall be prepaid, and which the inland postage ofthe country receiving, which shall be collected at tho place of destination.
 Such postage shall bseng respectively to the country collecting the same.
 ART. V. All letters, newspapers, printed pamphlets or other printed matter mailed in one country for the other, or received in the one country from the other, whether by laad or sea conveyance, shall be free from any de- tsntion orinspectiun whatever, and shall in the one case be forwarded by the most speedy means 10 their destins ton, ard in the other be promptly delivered to the respective persons % whom they are addrsssd being subject iu