The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-29

e Correspondence insufRciently prepaid shall b
stamped in the Netherlands Ontoereikend, an
, in the United States, .'knss.tkcienty paid. !" an
the amount of the deficient postage expressed
r figures on the face
Whenever different lines of communicable
: shall be employed between the two Offices, tn
letters unpaid and insufficiently paid shall b
stamped to Indicate the route by which they ar
sent.
ARTICLE TX. The countries with which, an
, the conditions on which letters. ordinary an,
registered, and also other correspondence, ma.
be exchange in the open mails from the Neither
lands to the United States, are indicated in tn
table marked d, hereto annexed.
ARTICLE \. The respective exchange office
shall mark in red ink in the upper corner of the
address of prepaid letters sent for transit in thu
open mail, the amount of the postage due to the
foreign ofice of destination, and in the same man
ner, but in black ink. shall mark the amount Of
the postage due to the forei~ n Office Of origin
upon the unpaid letters so sent in transit.
| ARTICLE Nj. Correspondence under band which
does net confp' IN Il the conditions mentioned in
Article NIL of the convention, or which are i'll no
tart prepaid, shall be retained by the aiministra-
pion of origin, if sent shall not be subject 20
account
| ARTICLE XII Letters originating in, or des-
tined f r foreign counties. in the open mail
| through the u. s, or through the Ne herlauds,
| and which insufficiently prepaid. shall be
| transmitted wholly unpaid, and no account
taken of the amount prepaid between the two
| administrations.
ARTICLE XIII. Letters. and all registered arti-
Giles, not deliverable. shall be respectively re-
| turned to the despatching administration at the
end of every month.
The postage Oh unpaid letters. SO returned, shall
be deducted from the account against the office
originally charged herewith
The postage on pre- paid letters so returnet shall
remrin in the account as originally entered
The expense of transit Of uupad correspondence
which has been transmitted by either aiministra
ton in closed mails, and which shall be returned
TO the despatching ofice as not deliverable, shall
he deducted IRON the original amount charged
for transit upon a declaration of the amount by
the office claiming the reduction No charge will
be made by either administration for the transit
Of correspondence returned as not deliverable
ARTICLE XIV. All CORES pondenee wrongly ad
dressed mssent shall be returned, without delay.
by the receiving office TO the exchange office which
despatched it. The receiving office shall also COR
rect accordingly, in the conmn Of veTh alton, the
original entries of the letter bill relating TO such
correspon fence The articles OF a like nature adj
dressed to persons who have changed their resi-
dence shall be mutually forwarded returned,
charge with the rate that would have been paid
At the first destination.
ARTICLE Nv. The despatciing exchange office
shall state on the letter bill to the intermediate
exchange Offices the exact number of single rates
of letters Tor weight if required ana the total
weight Of the other correspondence which shall be
Despatched in closed mails.
ARTICLE WI. Ii is underst cd that the ac-
counts between the two offices -hall be established
on the respective letter bills, in the oper money
of the desparching office
For the International charges, the reduction of |
these moneys shall be effected in the general &C I
counts AT the rate of 42-100 guilders for |
one dollar of the United States.
In entering Il e foreign charges on the letter
bill in the money of the despatching office, the
cent o. the United States and two and a half cent.
OF the Netherlands shall be taken equivalents
1t is also understood that the quarterly accounts
shall be pad respectively in gold. and in the de-
nomination of the money of the creditor office.
ARTICLE XVII. The quarterly accounts shall be
prepared by the respective despatching offices OF
They shall be based upon the acknow
cdgme Mt Of receipt, and shall, respectively, be
arranged according to the models hereto annexed
md marked 4 and F. |
A recapitulation of these accounts,
showing the defnitive results alike for the debit
jackets under the flag OF either of the contracting
PARTIES, shall have commenced run ning between
heir respective ports of entry, whether under
ubvention from the United States or from Mexico,
he contracting parties agree TO receive at those
,orts all mailable matter, and to forward il as
directed, the destination being to some regular
'ost-office of either country, charging thereupon
md credit, shall be prepared by the United States
ifice, and shall then be transmitted, with
he accounts on which it is based, for the exam
nation Of the Netherland Office
Done in duplicate and signed at Paris the Goth
ay Of November, 1867. IL
J.. P. HoFsrEpE. Chief Director Of the
General Postoffice of the Netherlands.
JOHN A. KASSON,
Special Conn.,, etc, etc. Z
PosT-0 OFFICE DEPARTMENT, II
Washington, Jan q, 1865.
The foregoing articles of detailed regulations for
arriving into execution the postal convention Of a
9Th September 1867 between the United States /,
nd the Netherlands, are hereby ratified and ap :
roved. :
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Post-Ofice
apartment this list day of January. A. D. 1865. :
IsE.L.l ALEX. " RANDALL,
Postmaster-General. 9
ostal Convention between the United States and g
Mexico. p
v the President of the United States of America
A PROCLAMATION. n
-hereas a postal convention between the United r.
States of america and the Republic of Mexico s;
was concluded and signed at the City of Mexico le
on the 18th day of December, one thousand fl
eight hundred and sixty-one which Convea- d
ton, being in the English language is, ord lie
for word, follows: Ell
,stal Convention between the United STAGES of v,
America and the United Mexican States. OF
The United States of America and the United
exican States, being DESTROYS of drawing more 70
,sely the friendly relations existing between the
10 countries and of facilitating the prompt and N
gular Transmission Of correspondence between fl
cir respective territories have resolved TO en-
lde postal convention and have named as their tn
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