New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25

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ARTICLE w.
ia Hessien, naturalized in Amss.
citizen of the parts Of n
Ducny not inclnded in the North
Confederation, renews his residenoe =
parts without the intent to return 4 N
lea, he shall be held to have renopn, I'D
in the United States
ReciprOcally: " an American, nai,,
In the Grand Dnchy OF Hesse, (wIls. \
aoove described parts, renews his =.
In the United States without the M n
return to Hesse, he shall be held Il \,
nounced his naturalization 10 Il. Z
Duchy.
The intent not to return may be- IA
exist, when the person naturalizea n
one country resides more than two +
the other country. Id
ARTICLE v. q
The present convention shall 90 n q
on the exchange oi
tions, and shall continue in tores q
years. Ii neither party shall hays y
the other six months previous notes =
intention then to terminate ths
shall further remain in force until
OF twelve months after either Of
tracing parties shall have given X
the other of such Intention n
ARTICLE VI.
The present convention shall h.
by the President of the United 4 q
America, and by His Royal High nd
Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhn b
The ratification of the first is to IN by
by and with tine advice and couspr, m
Senate of the United States; on M tx
Ducal Hessian side, the assent Of h m
of the Grand Duchy is reserved.
as 1t is required by the ConstitutiN
The ratification shall be excbs, ID
Berlin within one year of the press "
In faith whereof the pleniDas d
have signed and sealed this cOnVeuj
Darmstadt, the frat of August, M
GEO. BANCROFT. e
FRIEbRIcH FRRIHERR voN I'm In
lsEAL,
And whereas the said conyens 4 j
been duly ratified on both parts, sDi
spective Publications were exch,
Berlin the twenty-third day of July tne
Now, therefore, be it known thai ~,
Grant, President of the United 70
America, have caused the said eouy. u
be made public to the end that the AZ
every clause and article thereof m 81
served and fulfilled with good faa On y
United States and the citizens Their
In witness whereof I have Aero n
my hand and caused the seal of III, pa
States to be affixed.
Done in the city of Waehingtonh ~
first day of August, in the year Of IN
one thousand eight hundred and n ~
and OF the independence OF Ii. w
States the ninety fourth. W
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By the President: WI
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary q
CONVENTION between the General law
of the United Kisgdom of Ores
and Ireland, and the General Blek
OF the United States Of Ameriea stul
The General PostOffice of Tie Iak
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire5 syI.
the General Postoffice of the Unl
Of America, being DESTROYS Of est
and maintaining an exchange Of ~
tween the United States on the one
the colony of British Honduras on leA
by means of the British mail packa IA
between New Orleans and Belize. y
signed, duly authoSized for that sA
have agreed upon the following sr ~ u.
ARTICLE /.
There shall be a direct exchsnc
between the office of New Orleaa 9sy \
one part and the office of Bel Y
other, comprising letters, newspal ~ ~.
packets, and packets of patternsa W
originating In the United State
dressed to British Honduras. or ID g
in British Honduras and addres sml
United States, KEY
THESE mails shall be conveya ssi
British mail packets established
New Orleans and Belize, so long a ba,iv,
ish government shall deem 1t q ~
maintain such packets.
ARTICLE II.
The postage 70 be collected p
Honduras upon paid correspal n
dressed to the United States ID
pence per single letter not exco
an ounce in weight, heavier lel arf
charged in proportion; one penn : AZ
newspaper, and three pence period -
for book packets, or packets o. p lsa
samples; aud the postage TO be q XII
the Omitted States upon paid coua
addressed to British Honduras asf
twelve cents per single letter not !
half an ounce in weight, heavier
ing charged in proportion; two
each newspaper, and six cent ~ ~
ounces on book packets, or pscl ----
terms or samples. MK
The postage in either direction
cases be wholly prepaid. 4
The correspondence thus paid ,ehe,
livered at the place Of dsstinstiOa
In the United States or in British
free from all chargeew hatsoever. wn,
ARTICLE III.
The exchange of the correspu
ferted to in Article IL preceding,
give rise to amp accounts betwesg -
ish and the United States postof
Office shall keep the postage VIII
lects. M
ARTICLE ".
Every letter, newspaper, book
packet of patterns or samples
from one Office 70 another, snail
stamped in red ink, with slsa
the word Pad on the right b
CT the address, and shall also bea Al
stamp Of the Office at which it w
ARTICLE V. sRY
Dead letters, newspapers, etc,
not be delivered, from wh&ea
shall be mutually returned wild
monthly, or as frequently as the
Of the respective Offices will peTH
ARTIoLR VI. ave
The two offices may, by NUTS M Y
make such detailed regulations
found necessary to carry out the
this agreement; such regulated
inmate at any time, on q reas0n NMH
by either office.
ARTICLE VII. ,
This convention shall come ~ IS
ton on the first day OF October N
shall terminate at any time on
either Office, OF six months. ee
Done in duplicate, and signe "A y
iDgtoa on the eleventh day OF A sred
and in London on the fourth ag
TENDER, 1863. ~-ays
LsEAL, JOHN A. J. Ores nc
Postmaster
[sRAL.1 HARTINGA aTE
Postmaster General of the Unite
thereby approve the aforego tsss
ton, and In testimony there ~
caused the seal Of the United ID.
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