The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-24

the amount of the deficient postage expressed
er figures on the face.
~ shall be employed between the two Offices Il
r letters unpaid and insuficien'ly paid shall /
q, stamped to indicate the route by which they Al
ut sent.
ARTICLE TX. The countries with which, an
;e the conditions on which Letters, ordinary an
registered, and also other correspondence, ma
ic be exchanged in the open mails from the Neither
;. lands to the United states, are indicated in tn
,. table marked D. hereto annexed.
81 ARTICLE Y. The respective exchange Office
shall mark in red ink. in the upper corner Of tn
ic address of prepaid letters sent for transit in tn
open mail, the amount of the postage due to tn
II foreign office OF destina ion and in the same man
Is Der, but in black ink. shall mark the am mt O
tn" postage due to the forei n office Of Origin
q upon the unpaid letters sent in ira sit.
ARTICLE Nj Correspondence under band uhcl
C does not conf, m t. the conditions mentioned il
Article XII Of the convention or which are in nj
tart pre,aid. shall be retained by the aimini>trs
pion of origin, or if sent shall not be sulJec; e
} account.
| ARTICLE XII Letters originating in, DIS
tin f. r, f'rcign coun. les. Mt in the ma j
through the U. $, or through the Ne herlan Is.
and which ale in-uflicientlv prepaid shall lie
transmitted a. wholly unpaid. and no account
: taken of the amount prepaid between the two
administrations.
rIcLE XIII. Letters. and all registered arti-
Giles, mt deliverable, st,al be respectively re-
turned to the despstching alli.in s;rstion at the
end of every month
Tn postage oh unpaid letters. s. returned shall
be deducted from the account against the office
Originally charged Herewith
The postage ON pre- paii letters 50 retUrne' shall
rem in in the account orig nally en-ered
The expense of transit # up, corresp 'r,oer &c
which has been tfan>mitte by either iministra
| ton in closed mails, and ~hch shall b. retained
| 20 tie despatching ofiic- not deliverable. shall
he deducted fiom the original amount charged
| for transit upon a ec.araton Of the am,unt hy
| the office claiming the reduction No charge will
1 he Nv
| # correspondence returned as not fe,ivei able
| ARrIcLE XIV Al corre-roudence wrongly Al
dressed OF nssent shall be returned. without DELAY.
by tn. receiving Office the exchange fl w. ch
d-sp .tched it. The receiv ng offic- shall also
rect COZ dlnEiy in the colu'n" # yeif alton. tue
original entire, OF tine ett-r bill relating TO such
corresp,n fence The arsc % a Ike nature ad-
de sci to person. who have changed t.seir resi-
l-nce shall be mutually furw ,r,i-d returned.
char ell with the rate that would have besn paid
At e first destination
AH1rciE Nv. The desyaiching exchange Office
shall state the letter ball To he intermediate
exchange flee the exact number If sin. l- rates
Of lie tiers tor weight if required ana the total
We ght II the oth-r reslondence which shall be
desp stciied in closed mails.
ARTICLE XVI. II is Inderst oil that the ac-
ctunIs between Il tw, OH es hill he established
On the respective letter bills, in tie oper ouey
Of the de>Iatching office
For the International charges, the reduction of
tn = moneys shall b. effected in the general &C
counts AT the rate of 2 A. loo grilders for
one dollar of the United States.
IN enteriog Il e foreign charges the letter
bill in the inoIer Of tie Ge>Iatchi"g Office the
cent o. tine United State. and two and half cent
the Meth rlsnis shall be taken equivalents |
1t - also uniertooi thai the l';aster'y accounts
shat lac pau respectively in g.li. a d in the de- |
nomination. # the money # The creditor Off e.
ART GLE XVI. The quarterly accounts sh Ill be /
prepared. by the respective. 'ltspaching offices of
exchange. They sha | he bseed up..n the aeknow-
Etigni-nt IF eceipt, and snail, respectively, be
nge % he q. he % yed
and mark i u AMI +.
r,1a;,itu,S;i"n OF thee accounts.
showing tie ,'edr'tiv- resnts alike COR toe debi.
and credit snail be prepared hy the United States
ollie. and shall then he transmitted, with
the accounts On which it is based, for the Exam
iiation Of the etheri,nd office.
Done in duplicate aud siGa ei at Paris the G6th
day Of November. 1867.
J. =. HoFsrhpg. CHEF Director of the
General Postifice of he Netherlands.
JOIN A kASS0N,
Special Com, etc, etc.
Posr-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT. !
Washington, Jan q, 1865.
The foregoing articles Of detailed ,esul .ti for
'arrying into execution the postal convention of
18th September 1sG7, between the United States
md the Netherlands, hereby ratified and APP d,
proved.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the POST Office
Department this list day Of January. A. D. ls6s.
TsE.L. ALEX. " RANDALL.
Pos,master-General
'ostal Convention between the United States and c
Mexico. o
~ the President Of the United States of America C
PROCLAMATION. t
Whereas postal convention between the United Ii
states # america and the Republic of Mexico ii
WAS concluded and signed at the City OF Mexico /.
on the 11th day of December, one thousand c.
eight hundred and sixty one. which Conve:I- r
ton, heinz in the English language, is, v ord ~
for word, as foliows: ii
ostal Convention between the United STAGES of fe
America and the United Mexican States. ty
The United States of America and the United dc
exican States, being desirous Of drawing more eli
osely the friendly relations existing between the
uutries, aud Of facilitating the prompt and
guitr transmission # correspondence between Or
eir respective territories have resolved to con-
ude postal convention and have named their tir
mat is 10 say m,
L he President If the United States Of America un
Is appointed Tn mas Corwin, citizen If the DR.
nted states, and sheir envoy extraordinary and it.
mister plrnipoteIxiary near The Mexic n govern
nj ard the President ef the United Mexican in
aies has appointed Sch sstian Lerdo de Tejaia co,
# t.,e said states ami deputy Of the Con- At
ess # the Union. who, af er having commub- da,
ted TO each other their respective full powers,
and in good al cue form, have agreed upon the thu
lowing articles:-- Ne
~TItLE L. There shall be charged upon all let
n. newspapers. s~views, or other refiUiicsll
printed phi sLpets, erother printed Of
liter, conveyed either by United States Next oir
sells, be;ween port IN the Uu ted states of e,
ne, lea and u p,srt in Mexico, tie following sea An
rs on postage that is say ted