The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-01-29

fOs transit ac TObs lue "htsis Oi tbC dCtH Ocean |: For lsttsrs 10 cents (U. S.) per singl letter rsts; for other eorrespsndencs, 20 cent O. S. per kilogrAmms net.
 For such transit by sea the Nsthsrland of fee shall receive as follows For transit a cross the waters of the Atlantic Ocean or be. tween the tho frontiers E Or letters, cent (U. s. per single letter rate; for other cor. rsspondence, l2 cents (U S. per kilOg ramms, net
 ART XV. The postal accounts between tn, two offices shall be stated quarterly, ant transmitted and verified as speedily as practi- cable, by exchange on London or at the debtor office, AS tho creditor office may desire The rate for the conversion of the money ot the two countries shall be fixed by common agreement between the two offices
 ART. XVI When in any port of either coun- try closed mail is trsnEferrsd from one ves- ael to another without any expense to :he office of the country where the transfer is made such transfer shall not be subject to any postal charge by one office against the other. ART. XVII Official communications be- tween the two offices shall not be the occ asion of any accounts Ou either side.
 ART. XVIII Letters wrongly sent or wrong ly addressed, or not deliverable from whatever cause, shall be returned to the originating office at its expense, if any expense is inear- red. Registered cores poLdsnce of all kinds not deliverable for any cause shall also be re, turned Tn like manner. Ali other correspond snce which cannot bO delivered shall remain St the disposition of the receiving office Any postage upon correspondence returned, which shall have been charged against the office of destination, shall be discharged from the &C., count
 ART. XIX. The two offices shall by mutual consent establish detailed regulations for car rying these articles into execution. and they may modify such regulations in like manner from time to time, as the emergencies of the service may require
 ART. AK. This Convention shs Il take .ffsc, 0n the first day of January next, and shall continue in force until terminated by mntu. agrementi or otherwise until one wear from the date when Ous office shall have notified the other of Its desire to terminate it, But tb. two offices may by common sccord moditv it at any tame, as the exigsncies Of the service may require.
 It IS subject to approval on the one par, by the Postmaster-Gensral of the United States on the other by the Minister of Finance of the Netherlands.
 Ss Sa Exscsted in duplicate at the Hague, tn. tWentyssixth day of September, in the year 1867.
 tL' s'I JOHN 4 KssoN,
 sP' Cem'r, &c.,. &c., U, S. H. SJ P. HOFsTEDE. Having examined and considered the fors- going articles of Postal Convention for the amelioratiOn of the Postal Service between the United States of America and the Kingdom Os the Netherlands, which were agresn upon and signed in duplicate at the Hague, the twenty sixth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and sixty yaeveu by the Hon. John A.
  haSsOn, Special Commissioner, &c., on behalf Ofthis Department, and by Mr. J. P. HOfstsds Chief Director of the General Post Office of the Netherlands, on behalf of bis Department. the same are by me hereby ratified and ap, proved by and with the advice and cOnssu, of the President of the United States
 In witness whereof l have eaus.d tLa ,..I of the Post-offcs Department. to be hereto .f- fixed, with my signature, the day and year 6rs, above written.
 h. S.. ALEX. ". RANDALL.
 FoStmAsssr-GsneraL U & l hereby approve the aforsgoing C.nventi.n and in testimony thereof I have caus.d ,b. seal of the United States to be affixed
 Ls. ANDREW JOHNSON EBy the President:
 F. ". SEwARD,
 Acting Secretary of State. &Washington, October Is, 1857.