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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-04
= . 'll17l7ssl!ll'IIl
ARTICLE TX.


Eveny fully prepaid letter dispatched
from one country to the othes shall be
pIaiuly stamped with the words "Psid
upper corner Of the address in addition
to this date stamp of the Office at which
it was posted and on insufiiciently
paid letters the amount of the deficient
postage shall be inscribed in black ink.
ARrIcLs x.
Dead letters, which cannot be deliv-
cred from Whatever cause, shall be mu-
tuslly returned without charge,
monthly, or as frequently as the reguls-
tions Of the respective Offices will
permit. ~
ARrlcLE XII.
This convention shall come into
operation on the frst day of December
1870, and shall be terminable at any
time, on a notice by either Office Of six
months.
Done in duplicate and signed in
Washington, the fifth day of October
seventy, and in Wellington, New Zea.
land, on the third day of August, in
the same year.
[sEAL1 JNO. A. J. CRESSWELL,
Postmaster Gent or the United States.
TsEAL1 JULIUS LLOYD.
Postmaster Gent of NeW ZeaIand.
Iapprove the foregoing convention
and in testimony thereof have causet
the seal of the United States to b.
affixed.
g. s. GRANT.
By the President
[sEAL1 HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary OF State.
Washington, October 5, 1877 o
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-04
AATlcL1 ".

No accounts shall bs kept sbstwesn
the Post Once Departments of the two
conntries On the aintsTnationall coffes.
pondencs, written DR. printed, ezs
chapged betveeas them |; but each
country. shAll lssy, collect, and retain
70 iss eva uss The 5ollowing postage
ohsreees viS siNsa9 AsN a@sf7 q
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sAxrrcIs TX.

The. ofacial corrsspoadencs bstween
each reesernmeat and its. legation seaE
the other, s,aed thet Of the latter With
the former, shall be- conveyed 70 iss
,destinaiion, frss5 Of postage, ,aad with
ali she precautions which the .tgo gov
ernments nay. 6nd necsseasy tQe ~ ~
vfoinbiliAY aa4 security. s-
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.yoAsr.crs VIII.

TIE two Post Departments shall set
tie. +hy agreement between. them all
mSssures Of detsif and affangements
requirhd to carry this convention into
execution, and may modify the same
in ailks 1anssr ffom time 70 time, as
the exisssciss sof the service may re-
q1ire.
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AsrloLu WIZ

Letters and other correspondepce, orig
inating In foreign countries, and. Ad-
dressed to the United States or 70 Bra
sil, respectively, on, which the the tor :
eigo and ipternationai postAge charges
are dnliy prepaid, shall, when. for
warded through the mailsa Of either
country 70 the other, be delivered in
the country Of .destination free Of all
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POSTAL CONVENTION
gt BErwEEN @I
THE UNITED STATES OFzAMERICA
s+s AND THn ssEs ai as t~
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT OF NEW
ZEALAND.

The undersigned, being thereunto
duIy authorised by Their respective
governments, have agreed upon the
following articles establishing and reg.
ulatfng an exchange of correspondence
between the United States Of Amsrica
and the colony Of New Zealand.
s~- ARTICLE I.
There shall be an exchange Of cor
respondence between the United States
Of America and New Zealand, BY means
Of. the 4direct linz of 1colonfsl nail
psckets plying bstwesn San Eran cisco
and ssid colony, % we'll - by such
other means Of. direct mail stea amship
tseaspcRtAtiona between the United
Statss and NAw Zealand ~ shall here
aftarehs sessahliahsd, with tho spprusal
cfsehn eespeetive Pest Departments Of
thedsws, ooaneRies, eompsising' lssssfs.
neHDpepec1, i Andsps3nod imn1tsf Of
every kind, origins ting IN eithR coan.i
try, ~ well ~ correspondence In closed
rails originating ID New Zealand and
dsstined for foreign countries BY wsy
% seeUea31 seesee.xs s4sssaaasz 81 z
sz z=ssm sssss sfzsr A@aF = ss4F 2
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AnTIcLr XIV.

The present convention shall be rat
lied, and the ratifcatiops shall be ex-
changed at Rio de Janeiro, - soon ~
possible. 4ss So saf io s.aEl
la witness whereof tho fespective
plenipotentiaries have signed and seal
ed the same.
Z Done in the city Of Rio de Janeiro,
This fourteenth day " tie month Of
March, in the the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
TLnAL] HENRY T. Blow
fsEAL1 BARAO Dn COTEGIPE.
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The two Post Departments shall set.
tie, by agreement bsswssn thems all
measures Of detail and arrangement
required to carry this convention into
execstion, and may uodSf5 she same In
like manner, from time TO time. as the
exigencies Of the service may require
ARTICLE XIII.
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This convention shall take effect from
day to be iixed BY she two Post De-
partments, and shall contians in force
until annuiied by mutual consent, or
until one year from date Of notice given
by one of the depxrtments 70 the other
of its desire to terminate the same.
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Neither Post Department shall be -
ouired to deliver any .sTlicle receive
10 the mails, fbe circulation Of which
shall be prohibited by the laws in force'
in the country of dstinAtion.
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ARTICLE XI.

The two Post Departments may ~
mstnai aeresment DrovideT for sths
transml pion Of registered articles IN
the mails exchanged between the two
countrias. T5IT E3ggI0
Tue register fee for each article shah
be ten cents in the United States, ana
two hundred (200) reis in Brasil.
q zsg AxTlchns XII. esia
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,ARrIcLz VII.

The two Post Departments may by
mutnal agreementprovide for the trans-
mission of registered articles In the
mails exchanged between the two
countries. .as-4G {a A4as5G
] The register fee shall be ten cents
for each artle in the Uaited States, and
- in New Zealand.
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A RrIcLE v.
ARTICLE vi.

The goveEnments of the United
States aud Brazil reciprocally grant to
each other the privilege Of a free trans
fer of closed mails In the ports and
hnrbors OF the respective countries,
from one vessel to another, in contin n
-ance of their conveyance to destination
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-04

Tie President Of the Republic hav-
ing seen and examined the aforesaid
convention, concluded between the
Administrator General of Posts of the
Republic and the Director General Of
the same branch in the United States
Of the North, and finding i. useful and
convenient, has approved 1t in all its
parts.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Cs1ALl ARREOO ARRIkN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-04

.Hvdssof 4Htndon, peer of the o nited
Kingdom, . member of her Britanic
Msiesty's most honorable Privy Couu-
eli, Knight II the most noble Order of
the Garter, .KniRht Grand Cross Of the
most honorable Order of the Bath, her
Britanic Asjesty's principal secretary
Of state for foreign affairs who, after
having communicated to each other
their respective full powers. found to
in be good and due form, have agreed
upon snd, concluded the following
articles
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] hereby approve the foregoing con-
veution. and in testimony thereof
have caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. ...t ~. Il
[ssAL1 U. 8. GRANT.
BY The Preeident rqL
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
Washington, May 9, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

DEAru OF TnoxAs PowER.-This well
Known and much respected citizen died a,
she rcsidence Of George W. Goddard
ESQ. in this county. on the 25,h uls. in
the 18th year Of bis age. Mr.. Power was
. soldier in the war Of 1912: and. at its
eluse. received an honorable discharge
from the service Of his country. He was
a man Of sterling integrity and decided
character and opinions. and was remarka-
bic for his unfaltering devotion to his
friends throughout the mutations and Vi
eissisudes Of a prolonged life The grave
has nov closed over his humble. but hon.
cred. career and his voice will be heard
ut our 6rcsides no more. We may re-
member him. however. and profit BY the
remembrance. A life Of near four-scorc
years. without faint or blcmish. gives to
mankind al instructive sermon, and such
hes been leh us BY Theusas Power.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

ARREfr OF PARrY CHARGED WITH
RoBBERr.- young man named John
Bryant was arrested aud lodged in our
county Jail on Friday night last. upon
TIE charge Of being one Of tho parties who
lately robbed the store Of VIM. n. Dona-
haw. Of westmoreland County. Va. Of
fetal information was received here on
Tuesday last Of the indictment of Bryan,
for the offence above stated. and Of tho
conviction Of his accomplices in the West
moeeland County Court. Upon this evil
dcncs. and the thorough Identification of
bryant. he was delivered to the West
mcrc!and County authorities. on ye.ter-
day. He admits VIC learn. that he has
been an old offender. and that be has here
tosore served term in the Virginia Pen
isensia.y. A party calling himself Bray,
hut supposed to be Mason. another Of the
aecomplices in the Donahaw robbery. was
arrested with Bryant but succeeded in
making bis escape.
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tCoMNuNIcArxp.
1eonardtown,
Feb 5Sth. 1871.

Mr.. Editor II witnessed this morning
the examination Of the pupils Of Public
School No. 9 in the srd election dissric.
Of st. Marys county. under the direction
Of Mrs. Harriet Matthews Of our town,
the result Of which was extremely crafty
ing.
The examination vas conducted in the
most rigid and impartial manner and it
gives me pleasure to bear testimony that
the pupils acquitted themselves most cred
itably-answering at least scventy-ive per
cent. ef the various questions propcunded
without the slightest hesitancy, thereby
giving marked evidence Of thorough
training and,pro6ciency.
The patrons Of Mrs. Matthews school
may well congratulate themselves upon
being able 10 secure the services Of onc %
tAescaghly efkcient and whose .antiring
seal s.-sas essse e .Siacatioa- merits for
her schocl a place not unequal 10 thai cf
any ether in the State. EXAMINES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-02

HolDiso MrRnoa rs TO lTIx.-Gen-
esal Farnswersh. 1t Illinois. in debate
last week. charged b. p. Butler with
farniihing his house vita nirrors Il the
government expense. To this. Butler Of
fsred general denial. vhsn Mr.. Fsrns-
worth responded in the following specific
statement:
l do nov say that it has been provcd
before committee Of this House. and it
is susceptible of proof again. that bis house
in this city was Furnished with mirrors be-
longing to the United States government.
aud that some Of those mirrors were lost
and broken in the transportation to and
from his house. I do ssy that; and do
say now tina. hold in any hand the doc
ument which would prove. as much a.
any presumpsive or circumstantisl evidence
could prove anything to an unparalleled
jury, that the u,embsr from Massachusetts,
is interested in the stone quarry from
which the granite is taken for the con-
structicn Of that Boston building. Il il
as well understood in the city Of Boston
as any other fact The fact II notorious
there. and this quarry is universally cal
led " Buffers quarry"
What. sir. is the proof. Here Il is in
my hand I will not stop here TO reply
to my colleague on the committee Mr..
Fsch). who, with the gentleman from
Massachusetts, (Mr. Twichcll), on that
committee. made minority report. Six
members Of the Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads. myself among the
number. found BY the testimony in that
case that man by the name of French,
n distillcr. and former staff officer Of the
member from Massachusetts,. a man who
could not get commission from Govern
or Andrews because Of his bad character,
but was taken down to New Orleans and
used there by the member from Massa-
chusatts upon his staff, when he was COR
ging himself with plumber there-I have
the testimony Of this man here, each mem.
Der can read it for himself, that he came
to Washington because his distillcry had
been seized for violation Of the law; and
be went to consult the member from Mas
sachusetts, who is usually consulted and
retained in such cases. The member from
Massachusetts said to him. as he happen
cd to mention that he had some spare mo-
| ney. and asked advice how he could in
| vest 1.-THE member from Massachusetts,
advised him to buy a stone quarry.
This happened just about the very time
that the first appropriation Of 600. 900
was made to commence the construction
Of the building in Boston.