The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-05
DETAILED REGULATION

n the Postal Convection signed at Florence tn
r Sth day Of November, A. d. 1867.
ARTICLE 1. The exchange office of New Yori
shall make up closed mails for the exchange ofic.
e Il italy Susa. Turin travelling office, and tbi
Italian exchange office st all make up closed mail,
! for New York.
two administrations shall be accompanied by a
!, Litter bill, -howing the posrages, the charges Of
transit. the fees etc, accrung to each offce upon
the different kinds Of correspondence
The form OF this letter bill shall follow the mod
els A ard hereto annexed, and shall consecu-
lively he numbered by the despaichng Office dur
ing zach calendar year
The RECEIVING office shall acknowledge its receipt
b the i.eXt despatch.
As1rclE III The exchange Offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
uitable number # separate packages according to
| the let er bill.
zach f these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number CORES bonding TO the letter
| As7IctE " When more than a single rate is
| charseabie upon ahy letter other article. the
numuer Of rates TO which it is subject shall be in
Dictated by the de>pat hing Office 10y Inquire IN the
upper left rner OF the address
| ARTICLE v Registered correspondence shall be
described in register list, following the nouel
c, hereto annexed.
All registered e,te's shall be enveiop together
in a strong payer ard securely fastened, and the
pa, ket described with the words Registsred or
:. Raccomdnddto,'' and placed in the mail
The blank in the letter bill for expressing the
number of -gistered articles shall he nIed by let
tiers expressing the number
In registered articles are sent, the proper
blank Of the letter bill shall be filled by the wort
'AIhil' - or Nil"
ARTICLE VI The registered letters despatched
shall, be acknowledged immediately by the re-
ceiving office.
If the verIfcation by the receiving office shall
disclose an error Of any kind In the register lit, II
shall be also by the first mail notified to the de-
catching Office
slIy engage 10 take needful measures for the care
full transmission # registered correspondence, and
for pursuing il when lost, but il is understood
that neither assumes 10 the other any pecunlary
responsibility in case Of loss
A rIcLE VIII All letters exchanged between
the offices shall Indicate, by stamps or writing
the office Of "rigin
Correspondence fully paid T. destination shah be
stamped Plti all In the United States, and Il. ID.
in Italy
Registered articles shall be stamped 'RSgistsred'
in the United States, and - GccoRtGHdGto'' IN
Italy. Correspondence iusufic,ently prepaid hail
be stamped - fRsutfciently pad, in the United
States and .'FrancoJolo TlstIfcienfe,' in Italy,
and the amount of the deficient postage expressed
N figures on the face
Whenever diff rent lines Of communication shall
be employed between the TWO offices. the letters
IN aid and insuicienrly paid shall be stamped TO
Indicate the route by which they are sent.
Article TX. The Countries with which, and the
conditions on which, letters, ordinary and regis ,
erred, and also other correspondence, may be
in the open mails between Italy and
he United States, are Indicated la the Tables
marked and hereto annexed |
ARTICLE Y. The respective exchange offices
hall mark red ink in the upper corner of the
ddress of prepaid letters sent for transit IN the
pen mail. the amount of the postage due to the
lreign Office OF destination, and in the same man
er but in black ink. shall marx the amount Of
be postage due TO the forei n Office Of origin
pom the unpaid letters SO sent in transit.
ARTICLE NJ. Correspondence under band which
oes not conform Ia the conditions mentioned in
rticle IN. Of the convention, or which Is in no
art prepaid, shall be retained by the administra-
ion of origin, or if sent shall not be subject To
count. |
ARTICLE MI. Letters originating in, or des- e
ned r. foreign countries sent in the open mail 81
trough the United States, through Italy, and ri
hich insuficiently prepaid, shall be trans tC
lifted as wholly unpaid, and no account taken P
etween the two administrations of the amount h
repaid. A
Article XIII. Letters, and all registered arti-
es, not deliverable shall be respectively re- A
lrned to the despatching administration at the
Id of every month A
The postage Oh unpaid letters returned, shall e,
deducted from the account against the office
iginally charged Herewith pI
The postage pre- paid letters so returned shall
main in the account as originally entered. lor
hich has been transmitted by either administers co
on in closed mails and which shall be returned pa
the despatching Office net deliverable, shall -
deducted from the original amount charged u
r transit upon . declaration Of the amount by
e Office claiming the reduction No charge will CT
made by either admnstr arion for the transit ~
correspondence returned as not deliverable. III
ARTICLE XIV. All correspondence wrongly ad- "a
essed or missent shall be returned without delay IN
the receiving office to the exchange office which eli
spatched it. The receiving Office shall also cor to-
ct accordingly, in the column Of verih alton, the
iginal entries Of the Letter bill relating to such
rrespon1ence The arfic es 81 q like nature ad-
essed to persons who have changed their resi-
nee shall be mutually forwarded or returned,
arged with the rate that would have been paid
the first destination.
ARTICLE XIV. The despztching exchange Office
all state on the letter bill to The intermediate
change Offices the exact number Of sing 10 rates Az
letters Tor weight if required, ana the total
light Of the other correspondence which shall be
spstched in closed mails
ARTICLE XVI. 1t is underst cd that the &C.
ants between the two Offices hall be established
the respective letter bills, in the p Oper money -
the desparching office
For the international charges, the reduction Of "
sse moneys shall be effected in the general &C .
lnts the Of five lire ten centesimi for one ~
liar Of the United States. ~,
In entering Il foreign charges on the letter Sn'
in the money Of the despatching ONCE, the ~ ~,
Z of the United States and hve centesimi Of W
ly shall be taken equivalents.
4 is also understood that the quarterly accounts "a
III be paid respectively in gold. and in the de- ~
ninatiop Of the money Of the creditor office. ~,
Article XVII. The quarterly accounts, shall +
prepared by the respective despatchiDg Offices
exchange They shall be based upon the &C I
owledgments of receipt, and shall, respectively,
arranged according to the models hereto an
xed and marked and &.