New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07


! and at Copenhagen the seTeQtb day Of
! November, 1871.
I ARTICLE :.
| The Offices for the exchange of the mails
| shall be: On the part of the United States.
! ~ New York; III Chicago. On the part Of
| Denmark: / II Copenhagen; ~ the travelling
| Office between kcrsoer ana Kiel.
The exchange Offices of New York ana
! Chicago shall make I'D closed mails for the
exchange offices Of (I) Copenhagen. ~ the
! travelling Office between h0rsOer and hiei;
! and these Danish exchange offices shall
make up closed mails tor New York and
! Chicago.
! ARTICLE II.
| Each mail exchanged between the Two
! administrations shall be accompanied with
a letter bill, showing the hostages. etc,
! acCruiug 10 each Office upon the different
| kinds Of cores ondpnce The form of this
| letterbiIl shall follow the models A and B,
! hereto annexed, and shall, consecutiyel5.
| be numbered by tho dispatching Office
| during each calendar year.
The receiving Office shall acknowledge its
receipt by the next dispatch.
ARTICLE III
The exchange offices shall divide IA cor
:esP0nCe which they dispatch into d suit
able number Ut separate packages, accord.
ing to the letter bill. Each of these pack
ages shall bear the proper etiquette and
mum Der corresponding to the aet.eS BIZ.
ARTICLE I've
When more than a single rare IS charge.
able upon any letter or other article. ehe
number OF :atcs to which it is suhjsct sinai.
be indicated by she dispatching ONCE. by
figure ia :he apgeG left corleS 8: SIS a..
dresso
an5,CLE 50
Registered correspondence sfa. 80 .fe.
scrbed in j registered list. :oIlow.a: the
models ana ., hereto annexed
All registered letters shall! be enve.0rets
together II a strong paper. securely East.
ened, and the packet inscribed: with :he
words Registered" or "ReconmaaGegec.
and placed IN the mail.
The blank Il the lette1-Oiif for @xpE"sstc:
the number of registered articles shall be
filled by letters and figures expressing the
number.
Ia ease 10 registered articles are SEM. .he
proper blank eff the letter bill! shall Se :Slots5
with the "oyG ''nihi.' or mil.
Article -.
TIE registered letters dispatched s2ai. '.e
ackucwledga d Immediately by the receiving
Office. II the Te.tica!ion b.. the receiving
o.tIce shall! disclose an error OF any kind z
the register list. il shall be also &. II" first
mai. notified 20 the first dlspatc.-aS 0.4.l.
aRgICGE VIZ.
Al! letters exchanged between !ae ew"
Offices shall Indicate b. stamp OK a-cic.n.
thereon. the office o: origin and :hs unp..es
letters 50 exchanged shall also BE stamped
with the name ct the dIsgatchlnc ottcs .:
exchange
Correspoadence fully paid 70 destination
shall be stamped paid all. in III. United:
States. aud "Elranko" in Denmark.
Registered articles shall be stamped Re
commandment" in Denmark Correspond
ence insuthcientIy paid shall be stamped
"InsutticientlT paid" il the United States.
and ~ tiIsrHkkeig frankeret" in Denmark.
and the amount OF the insufficient postage
expressed in figures on the face.
Correspondence dispatched by the dirPcH
line between the respective countries shall
be stamped "direct service" or ''6erTICe
direct"
When dispatched via Germany. i shall
be stamped to indicate German transit.
ARTICLE VIII.
The two Post Departments are mutually
to furnish each other with lists stating the
foreign countries to which the foreign post
age, and the amounts thereof, must be alb
sOlutely prepaid, or can be left unpaid, and
until such LISTS are furnished, neither C0un-
try is to mail to the other any correspond
eHce for foreign countries in transit through
the country to which the mail assent.
Such lists shall also indicate the foreign
countries with which registered correspond
ence may be exchanged in the open mails
between the respective offices ard The con
dit!0ns thereof.
ARTICLE TX.
Tie respective exchange Offices shall
mark, in red ink, in the upper LETT corner OF
the address of prepaid letters sent for
transit in the open mail, the amount OF the
postage due for exterior service 20 the
country through which the same are for
warded, and in the same manner, bat IN
black ink, shall mark the amount due toC
postage to- the forwarding office upon tae
unpaid letters 80 sent in transit.
ARTICLE x.
Letters originating in or destined fo- for
eign countries, SEM in the open mails
through the United States or through Den
mark, and which are lnsutteient!Y paid,
shall be transmitted as wholly unpaid, and
no account taken between the two admins
tr8tions of the amount prepaid but letters
and other correspondence originating IN
foreign countries, and addressed 20 the
United States or to Denmark, respectively
on which the foreign and international post
age charges are fully prepaid, shall, when
forwarded through the mails OF elthes com
try TO the other. be delivered 5B s3e Sco::s
OF destination tree Of charge
ARTICLE: Hg.
The letters and all registered: s'4...es
mutually returned az 40: deliverable. shall
be accompanied by statement exhibiting
the humber OF ordinary oettefs. and :-e
numhey ana addresses % the registered
articles SO returned, ana the a. <.rgate
amount reclaimed thereon from t8c dis
patching office whioiS ssatemen? shall: DC
Tcsihad and acknowledged as carly sS s':at'
5ieabIeo
3he expense Of transit Of unpaid core
spoudeuce which ha, been transmitted D.
either adm inistgation !n closed .na.t.. ant
which shall be returned to the dispa.caing
Uiisc. d. not deliverable, shall be deducted
fsom .he original amount charged 80. tran
sit. upon a declaration OF the amount >:
the Office claiming the reduction
No charge will De made by eithes as,.4-o
is;ratl0n ioT the transit q! coT!esog1 Gy.-css
resurQrG as not deliverable.
ARTICLE NIL
All correspondence wrongly addressed o.
inissent shall be returned without delay b.
the receiving Office to she exchange oEt.ce
whies dispatched il. Tie receiving ossoe
shall also G9rgees aceogdingfys u sss