New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06


No accounts aDllAih8tkeuCr416oSnstAx
postohice Departments of ,he two -oounl
tries upon the corfespohdehcs exchanced
between them, but each country shall re-
tain to its own uaa Tia passages which it
collects.
The single rstsiUf lnssrhational lettsr
postage shall be six cents on each letter
weighing halfian ounce or less, and m ad.
dltlopal rate OF six cents for each add.
h0nal weight Of half an ounce or fraction
thereof, which shalt In all cases be fully
prepaid, by means of postage. stamps,
at = the soiRce OF mailing in either
country. If not fully prepaid, they sSall
not be forwarded. Letters 4roceiEed N
either country from the other shall be dc.
hveeed free of ell charge Whatsoever. A,ss
The United States once shall levy md
collect on newepaperss whether transient
or sent to regular subscribers} addressed
to or received rom the Hawaiian King.
dom, the established rates Of United
States domestic postage; and upon all
articles of printed matter, except news
papers. addressed to or received from the
Hawaiian Kingdom postage charge of
four cents per sseh weight OF four ounces
or fraction Of four ounces, a :" "
The Hawaiian Postofice shall levy and
collect on newspapers and other articles of
printed matter, addressed to or received
from the United States, the regular rates
of postage chargeable thereon BY the laws
or regulations of the Hawaiian Kingdom,
ARTICLE V. E'ss,
Letters mailed in the Hawaiian Kingdom
and addressed to countries beyond the
United States, with which the United
States have direct postal relations. may be
forwarded through the United States to
their respective destinations, subject to
the same additional postage charges as are
paid by the Inhabitants of the United
States to such countries, which, mall eases
where prepayment lis obligatory in the
United States, may be paid BY the senders
in the Hawaiian Islsnds, by afdximg uncan-
celed United States postage clamps Of spf-
fcient value to effect such prepayment.
On the other hand, prepaid lstters from
foreign countries, received in and for
warded from the United SASes 70 the Ha-
waiian Kingdom, shall be delivered, in
said Kingdom ffee Of ell charges .vhatso-
ever; and letters received in the Hawaiian
Kingdom from Tie United States, addressed
to Micronssia OF neighboring Islands, VIM
beforwarded to destination, subject to the
same conditions as are applicable to cor
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Kingdom and addressed b those islands.
k...s h, sARrIcLE VI
Every letter dispatched from one coun-
try to the other shalt be plainly stamped
with the words = paid all. in red ink, on
the right hand upper corner of the adj
dress, In addition TO the date stamp Of the
Office at which IL was posted.
49, ARTICLE VII
Dead letters, newspapers, ETC., which
cannot be delivered, from Whatever cause,
shall be mutually returned without charge,
monthly, or as frequently a., the regula-
tons Of the respective Offices will permit
sa ARTICLE VIII. stse
The two Offices may, by mutual consent,
make such detailed regulations as shall be
found necessary to carry out the objects OF
this agreement, such regulations to termln-
ate at any time on a reasonable notice by
either Office. - #1t
This convention shall come into opera
ton on the frst day or July. i8z0, and shall
lie terminable at any time on notice by
either Office of six months. 'rF q
Done 10 duplicate and signed in Wash
ington on the fourth day of May, 1870.
.TsEAL.1 JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General of the United States.
ELISHA Fl. ALLEN, -r.
His Hawaiian Majesty's Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Pienipotentiary
thereby approve the aforegoing conven-
ton, and in testimony thereof have
caused the seal of the United States to be
affixed sls~ 2 iar'raU. 5. GRANT.
By tie President: -
-t HAMILTON FISH, - t.IFI 4 Z
Secretary of State. ~
Washington, May g. 1870. u - : ron
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AN ACT to supply . deficiency IN the
appropriation for compensation anc
mileage of members OF the House O
Representatives, and delegates 1ron
territories for the fiscal year ending June
and SEVENTY and for other purposes. :.
Be il enacted by the. Senate and House
Of Renresentatives of the United States O.
America in Congress assembled, That th'
sum of Eve hundred thousand dollars, o.
90 much thereof as may be necessary, 81
and the same is hereby appropriated TO
the compensation and mileage Of member
of the House of Representatives and dele
gates from Territories, to supply denclen
ev of appropriations for the fiscal yea
ending June thirlieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy
-SEc. Q. And be it further enacted, Ina
the sum of one million four hundre
thousand dollars be, and the same :!
hereby, appropriated to supply 2 den
ciencysin the appropriation for the 81
nenses of collecting the revenue from Gus
toms for the fidcsi year ending June thirty
eighteen hundred and seventy; and tina
the sum OF twenty thousand dollars be ar
propriated FOL, the payment o. ices :,
special counsel in such cases wherein 70
United States are parties in interest, as th
Secretary of the Treasury may, deem
necessary and proper to.emptoy the same
TO be discussed under his direction. i
Approved, June 6. 1870.
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[PuBL1c-No. 1911
AN ACT to establish certain post roac
in the State of Alabama, and for othe
Be It enacted by the Senate and Hous