The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-29
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discontinue either Of said Offices of exchange OF
. establish others.
3 AR.IcLEIiI Each Office shall make its own
ayr emen,s for the despatch Il It's mails to tho
,th,r office by re sular Ii vfconmuuicHtion and
, sh H. at its Gust. pay the expense of sGci.
| intermediate transportation. 1t Is also agreed
that the st ofinternato al ocean and e,rtoriaI
| transit Of the Cursed mails, between the respect
i've frontiers shall be h It betrayed by that
, If he Dep,r tmeuts wh,ch sia have btained
from the inte medisres the must f.vurabio pc
cunIary terms for such Conveyance and any
r amount SO adva.ced by one FIR account Of the
ether shall be promptly reimbursed.
ARTICLE Nv. The standard weight for the
.in, lie rate If postage AID rule Of prugi essiOn
shall be:
For letters. Is grammes.
, For all other Corr e>p"ndence mentioned in
the sec md paragraph If the first article. tnat
which each Department shall adopt for the
mails " hich it dispatches {" the other, adapted
To the convenience anu habits of its interior
admIhistrt ION
But each Office shall give notice to the other
Of the .tsn.ii,, d weigi 1t ad, pts, and Of any
subsequent change there
The ru. Of PROGRESSION shall always be an adj
dti, nal single for each additional single
| weight ur fra ton there 1.
The weight stated by ',he desra ching Office
shall always be acetp ed, saving the case o.
| u4anife>t mistake.
ARTICLE v The single rate of postage on the
di ect correspondence exchanged tie ween the
| United States and Belgium shall be a. + lows
| l. On pre- pad letters fr,m the UNI. ed states,
10 cents.
:. N prepaid letters FEM Belgium. so
cenrmes
,n all other crrespon ience mentioned in the
second paragraph II the first article, the rate
| .Iaii be, The mails sent, 'ha' which he
de-patchlng Office shall adopt ~ Conformity
win he convenience aud habits # its inter or
!. ADMINISTRATION. But each office siia give
notice to the other oi The rale ii adopts, aud Of
a.y subsequent change thereof
ARTlCL. VI. Whenever there shall be e-t.b |
llsil' direct line of steam nnmuu:estl.'n he
tween the ports Of the Unit d tai-s and If Bel
GUM. ,d. ;,iei t. the regular trin>po tation Of |
the mails between the tw counfiie> and accept =
bc the DepaI tmvnts, it is agreed that The |
inre.naII,,Iia single letter rte aplricause To this
route STALL be reduced to 10 cents in The Lifted
states and so cviitiIe, in Belgium, Of which SIX
Cents crntim = Il alt represent the maritime
rate: and the ohef CO fe>pundence mentioned
in the coud paragl a;,h q: the trst article the
uiaritiue rate such case shall be ~ cents l5J I
ceniime,) per kilotramne.
But tins article sha i not be carried into effect
unit I a time upon VT ioh the two Pvst DepLrt-
nIerts siIalI hereafter agree.
ARTICLE vi. TIL prepayment Of postage on
orIIraTy tiers Il all be 'tI"'ai. subject 10 the
condition IN Article vii. mentioned, but on
registered letters AID On all Other Correspond
enc- mentioned in tie r-coni paragraph of the
first artICs. il shall be cnmpuls'r
ARrILa VIII II, however, the postage on anv
article shall be Prep id insuthc-ntts, 1t shall
n NerfItteS~
Ell ,,h the deficient p.,tage. lyon he delivery
of am unpaii insuihCieutly aid letter, or of
any other i-uiiicientiy paid ire pondet'ce there
shall tie levied fine the United state, I five
cents, i'll Belgium OF 80 cenrime'. This ne. a
well as the deficient p.st'ge other arIIcles than
letters. shalt MT enter Mo tn accounts be- wetn
he offices hut shall lie retained 10 the Of
TIE office enilrcung the same.
AkTIcL. TX. Regis cred Al ticie> shall in adii-
ton the po-iar-, he ,ulject 81 ter Tee f
ten ce t. IN the nite,i States, and of 81 cenfImes
III lie GUM thi- lee shall alaay7 be p epild.
Each fhce liberty u reduce tL.s lee for
the mails it dispatches
ARTICLE Y, ANY Trespondeuce may be reg
isterei only for intei national corr esp"n ence
but also for c'rres cadence ct giIIafii,s Ia or d-s-
tined fIr other cuuntiIes to which these two adj
III nstrdtious may respectfully serve a inierme l.
irles Tor the Transmission of such registered arti
les.
Each Department shall notify the other Of the
Countries 10 which il may thus serve as Iniermed-
airy.
Article NJ Accounts between the two Offices I
hall he KID On the following basis: fun the 10
al amount Of international postases and register
ees collected each untry letters. aided 10
he total amount # preptid stages and iegi>ter
or her articles sent. the de patching fhc- 4
hail deduct the amount required at the agreed v
ate for tile iIst rmediate trtnit thereof b-t~e S
he TWO frontiers. and the amount the two net |
uHis shall be equally divIdeI between the two II
fiices- Z
ARTICLE MI The correspondence mentioned in a
he secoid IRA graph Of the first article shall be
tt ned under regulations to be established by u
he deSpttchinS Off e. but the-e shall enIb ace a
ne fJli,.s M lip
/, Ne packet shall contain anything Which, shall q
,e clu-ei aginst in> pecti any "rItren com b
whateyel, except Il tate fr m whom :.
II TO whom the packet is sent and the number,
,lal ed upon the patterns or samples IF merchan- il
Sc II
= No packet IN y exceed two feet in length, or n
ne ,ot ia any Other dimension lin
B. Neither office snail be bound to deliver any r.
rTici- the importation # which may he prohibit q
d by the laws regulations OF The country of o
stination. b
1. so long any custom duty is chargable on ST
nv article sent To- the Untei States it may be
evied for the of the customs.
. ExceIt All above. charge whatever shall IL
e collected on the mails exchanged, otherwise r,
han herein expressly provided. cl
ARTIcLE XIII. The Post departments of the Al
United states and Of Be GUM shall establish by A
gre. ment AMI in conf 'rmity with the arrange Il
ients in rec at the time, The conditions upoi is
sh'ch the two of,css may exchange in open a,
nails the correspondence originating in or des- cl
inel TO other foreign Countries TO which they .;
nav respectively serve as Intermediates vi
1t is, however. always u.idt rstoot that such ~
rhali olIy be oh ged with tho 81
ate applicable direct international correspond III
ncs augmented by the p,stase due to ioreig, cl
0uutI les and any other tax fpr exterior service
ARTICLE XIV. Zach flee accords to the other e,
he riyilege Of trtnsit of the clio ed mails ex-
hanged in either direction between the latter t..
nd any cuurtry to which The former may serve ea
: AN IN e. mediary. by lis usual means of mail pt
ans cuI tatIou, whet er on sea or land. ii
For such transit on its part, the United States ne
Il. -,II. Ia