The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-10
DETAILED REGULATION


Arranged between the Post-0fice Department q
the United States of Americs and the Posta
4 Administration Of Italy, for the Execution O
the Postal Convention signed at Florence tn
Sth day of November, A. d. 1867.
ARTICLE 1. The exchange office of New Yorl
shall make up closed mails for the exchange offic
of Italy, Susa, Turin travelling office, and thi
italian exchange office 81 all make up closed mail
| for New York.
ARTICLE IL Each mail exchanged between thu
| two administrations shall be accompanied by I
letter bill, showing the p0s'ages, the charges O.
transit, the fees, etc. accIuing u each ONCE upoi
| the different kinds of co respoBdence
The form of this letter bill shall follow the mod
| els ard b hereto annexed, and shall consecu-
lively be numbered by the despalohins office dur
| ing each calendar year
The receiving office shall acknowledge lis receipt
by the next despatch.
ARTICLE III. The exchange offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into q
suitable number Of separate packages according To
the letter bill.
Each If these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number CORES bonding to the letter
bill.
Ag11cLE " when more than single rate Is
chargeatie upon any letter or other article, the
numoer of rate. which it is subject shall be in
Dictated by the deepat hing office by figure in the
upper left irner o: the address
ARTICLE V. Registered CORRESPONDENCE shall be
described in a regis er LIST, following the moGel
C, he eso annexed
All register ed leites shall be envelopei together
in a strong paper ard securely fastened and the
packet Inscribed with the words 'Regtstrtd' or
:. RdccoaaBddio," aud placed in the mail
The blank in the letter bill for expressing the
number Of gsteTed Articles shall lie hi!ed by let
tiers expressing the number
In case 10 registered articles axe sent, the proper
blank Of the letter blu shall be filed by the wore
''Nihil'' or NH
ARTICLE VI The registered letters despatched
shall be acknowledged Immediately by the re-
ceiving Office
If the verltication by the receiving Office shall
disclose an error Of any kind the register list, it
shall be alsn 10y the first mail Notified to The de-
patching office
ARTICLE VII The two administ atiuns mutu-
ally engage to take needfnl measures for the care
full transmission registered correspondence, and
for pursuing it which lost. bur it Is understood
that neither assumes TO the other any pecuniary
in case If loss
A TlcLE VIII All letters exchanged between
the two offices shall indicate, by stamps or writing
thereon the Office Of rigiu
Correspondence fully paid to destination shall be
stamped Faid all in tie United States, and r d.
in Italy
Registered articles shall be stamped "RegiStsred'
in the United State, and 'Rrccoa'aRdato' IN
Italy Correspondence Insufficient, prepaid shall
be stamped .TisUtfcfsntiy PGfd. IN the United
States and ''Francobolo hsugcieR'e," in Italy,
IN figures on the face
Whenever different lines Of communication SHAH
be empIoyed between the Two offices, the letters
in aid and insufficently paid shall be stamped TO
Indicate the route by which they are sent.
ArTIcIE IN The countries with which. and the |
conditions on which, letters, ordinary and regis |
erred, and also other correspondence, may be
in the open mails between Italy and
he United States, are indicated ia the Tables
marked d and hereto annexed.
Apr he
hail mark in red ink in the upper corner OF the
ddress Of prepaid letters sent for transit IN the
pen mail. the amount of the Postage due TO the
1reign Office of destination and in the same man
Ter, but in black ink. shall marx the amount Of
he postage Cue TO the forei n office Of origin
,pon the unpaid letters sent in transit.
ARTICLE NJ. Correspondence under band which
oes not conform t. the conditions mentioned in
Lrticle IN. Of the convention, or which Is III no
art prepaid, shall be retained by the admIni-trs-
ion of origin, or if sent shall not be subject 20
ccount.
ARTICLE MI. Letters originating in, or des
ined f T, foreig countries sent in the open mail
hrough the United States, through Italy, and
hitch are insuf.icientlv prepaid, shall be trans
lifted as wholly unpaid, and no account taken
etween the two administrations Of the amount
repaid.
les. MT deliverable. shall be respectively re-
lfuej l. th= 6espdtching administration at the
al Of every EIpnth.
I1s pasaagl 81 unpaid letters. so returned, shall
deducted from the account against the Office
i-iHsi-y charged Herewith. II
The postage or ~, paid letters so returned shall
main 81 tie Ssconnt as originally entered Il
TIE expense of transit Of unPa'd correspondence
hicll his been transmitted by either administra-
~ IL closed mails. and which shall be returned
, tie dsspdtchug office as not deliverable shall
3 Deducted frOu the original amount charged
II traasii uEeu declaration of the amount by
re ofnce claiming the reduction No charge will
. mall ty either administration for the transit =.
CORES oudence returned as not deliverable.
ARTICLE XIV, AL correspondence wrongly ad-
esSe ur N is-eut shall be returned without delay,
thu Receiving. piice TO the exchange Office which
spatch. it. The receiving Office shall also cor
ct accordingly, in the column Of verih.ation, the
ignal entries Of the letter bill relating to such
The articles of like nature ad-
essed to persons who have changed their resi-
nee shall be mutually forwarded or returned,
arged with the rate that would have been paid
the first destination.
Article Nv. The despatching exchange Office
all state on the letter bill to the intermediate
change Offices the exact number Of single rates
letters Tor weight if required ana the total
eight If the other correspondence which shall be
spatched in closed mails. q
ARTICLE XVI 1t is underst cd that the ac-
UNITS between tire two Offices shall be established
the respective letter bills, in the proper money 1
the despatchiDg office.
For the international charges, the reduction of
ese MONEYS shall be effected in the general &C
units the rate of five lire ten centesimi for one
liar Of the United States.
In entering Il foreign charges on the letter
4 in the money of the despatching Office, the
st of the United States and five centesimi Of
,ly shall be taken as equivalents. =
IL is also unaerstood that the quarterly accounts
all be paid respectively in gold. and in the de-
mination Of the money Of the creditor office.
ARTICLE XVII. The quarterly accounts, shall G
prepared by the respective desp.tchipg offices
exchange. They shall be based upon the &C
Of receipt, and shall, respectively,