The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-26

respondence shall only be charged with the rat
applicabie h direct international correspondence
augmented BY the postage due cfFeign countries
and by any other tax for exterior vice
Article XIV. Each once accords to the othe
the privilege oftranst Of the closed mails exchang
ed in either direction. between the latter and any
country to which the other ma, serve as inter
nediary. by its usual means OF mail transp rtation
| whether Land. Such territorial transit
shall be recIprocally free Of expense.
| For such transit by sea the United States ofice
shall receive AZ follows:
1. For transit across the waters of the Atlantic
Ocean, between the TIVE frontiers by sea, Ia
For letters, GEMS Gu. 81 per single letter rate.
o. For other correspondence, Il -nts (U. s.
per ki'ogr@mm-, net
2. Tor transit AGREES the waters Of the Pacific
Ocean:
For letters IL cents ~. 81 FER single letter
rate. b. For othe- correspondence, p cents
(U- s ler kilogramme, net.
For such transit by sea the Neither land Office
shall receive , follows:
For transit across the waters of the atlantic
Ocean between the two frontiers
For letter., s cents ~. S per single letter
rate.
b. FIR other correspondence, l. cents u. s.,
per kilagramme, net.
AKricLs XIV. The postal accounts between
the two Offices shall be stated quarterly, and
transmitted and verified a. speedily practical
BILE: and the balance found due hall be paid to
the creditor office, either by exchange on Lon
don at the debtors Office, is the creditor
office may desIre
The rate FIR the conversion of the money of the
two Countries shall he fxe by common agree
ment between the two offices.
AsIIcLE XVI When in any port OF either
country a closed mail is transferred from one
vessel to ano'her without any expen to the OF
fee of the coun nv where the transfer is made
such transfer shall net be u jecf to any post u
CT. are by one Office against tn Their
Article XVII. official communications al
d ,essed from Office tie othe~ shall not be
i ,Sip-, of ntS an sid
ARTI LIE XVIII Letters wrongly sent. or
wrongly addressed, not deliverable for what
ever shall be returned to the originating Of
fee. at ITS expense, if any expense Is incurred
Regis cred corre>pu ME If all kinds, not de-
livrra,ile tor any can e, shall nj be returned in
like manner. All other correspondence which. |
cannot he delivered shall remain at the di-p 81 |
ton of the receivin- Office Anv '"-tage upon
returned which shall have been |
:harge against the Office OF situation, shall be
Ii ct,srge ON & g account
ARTICLE NIX The two Office shall by mntua! |
consent establish detailed regulation f r c FRY
ng these articles INTO execution. and they may |
n aiify su h regulations in like manner, fl m
time me, as the exig- cies Of the seq vice
nas require
AR IcLs Xxx. This mention shall take efie'-t
~ the fl - d " Of J.nuirv mkt and shall con-
Tue in force until terminated by mutual agree
nrnt: or oiberwi~e until one
tear from the date when ofsice sh Ii b I've
,oiifiei the her of its de .ire I" terminate it,
hut tie two Offices MY by c'mm n accord
naify il at any time, as the exigenres of the
ervice may reiiuire-
II is subject to aproval on the one part
y the Postmaster Genera Of the limited States
N the other by the Munster of Finance OF the
he he lands.
Executed in duplicate at the Hague, the 18th
ay of ptember, IN the year 1861.
fSeal. JOHN A. KASSOS, |,
Specia! C rimissioner, &C.. &C., U. S.
[seal.l j. P. Hofs1EnE.