876 POSTAL CONVENTION WITH FRANCE. Minton 2 1857. 7 A. (See p. 872.) TABLE showing the Direction to be given to %rrespomlcm:e of all Kinds exchanged between the Past- Office Department of France and the Post- Ojicc Department of the United States. i Scnnnum I.-——MAILS FROM THE FRENCH POST-OFFICE. N“·'“°’ °’ N r De · Fon or tn the Exchange “$"°S ° - mgm I ? · · 6 _ ‘P··;;<>g¤¤g<· i¥‘$$58‘§Jé2§%‘i= t$“.$;;’£S€?”£E€ci,”€§2 °"g‘“ °' “餣°'. ‘“"°”° ¤>¤·**¤·¤·~¤ ¤¢ ¤·•= ¤¤¤¤»»·>¤¤¤¤·=¤· BE)?Destination. [ Mails are to be sent. Havre toNew York (1) All Franco, Algeria and_All the United States (except the cities the foreign countries to of Boston and Philadelphia, and which Franee serves as State of California), the '1`enitories an mtermedmte point. of the United States (except Oregon and Washington), and the foreign New York . countries to which the United States B to N Y k serves as an intermediate point. · remen ew or i by Southampton .|'1‘he City of Havre . . . ditto. Liverpool t0New York The City of Havre . . . ditto. ,Liverpool to Boston .l'l‘he City of Havre . . . The City of New York. 'IIavretoNew York (1) Allhltrgjnce, AlgerI€.,_ and The City of Boston. e reign coun ries 0 which Francs serves as B to N Y an intermediate point. remen ew ork by Southampton . The City of Havre . . . The City of Boston. Boston _ _ Liverpool to New York"l‘he City of Havre . . . The City or Boston. Liverpool to Boston . The City of Havre . . . All the United States (except the cities of New York and Philadelphia, and State of California), the Territories mm of the United States (except Oregon and Washington), and the foreign countries to which the United States · _ serve as an intermediate point. HavrstoNsw York (1) All Franoe, Algeria, and The City of Philadelphia. th; ilhrelign countries to w no rance serves as Pmb‘d°1pm°‘ Bremen to New York m iuwmcdibm Point by Southampton . The City of Havre . .. The City of Philadelphia. Liverpool to New York The City of Havre . . . The City of Philadelphia. Liverpool to Boston .iThe City of Havre r . . .|The City of Philadelphia. Havre t0Now York (1) All France, Algeria, and California and the Territories of Ore- , tlgeici;ore1rgtnu§pus1;t:;e: to gon and Washington. M F¤¤¤*¤¤¤ emu to New york ‘“” ‘“‘°"""°‘““° "°‘“" } by Southampton . The City of Havre . . . ditto. Liverpool to Now York The City of Havre . . . ditto. Liverpool to Boston .|Ths City of Havre . . . ditto. Bremen to New York All France (except the city,Al1 the United Sm1;es(eymp1; the cities by S¤¤tlmmp¤¤¤· of lime), Algeria, and or Boston and Philadelphia, and the foreign countries to State of California), the Territories which Franee seryes as of the United States (except Oregon New York · an intermediate point. and Washington), and the foreign countries to which the United States ast od` t. Liverp0oltoNowYork . . . . ditto wives an mdittli;. m 0 pom {;:3p:0u0NI;<:!€n . . . · ditto The City of New York. s or mcyrglggtanglpttgz i . . . . (ditto The City of Boston. _e l ew or . . . . i 0 . . . .TheCity0fBoston. Tm “_ L1Wrp00lt0B¤st0n . . . . . ditto . . . . All the United States (except the cities nf lu! puma , _ of New York and Philadelphia, and 3, q°£r°m State of California), the Territories cal"? °° of the United States (except Oregon ‘ and Washington), and the foreign countrics to which the United States Bremen to New York serves as an intermediate point. pmlmd ma by Southampton · . · . . ditto The City of Philadelphia. P LiverpooltoNow York ditto The City or Philadelphia. g L,bN]:o'st;:r . . . . ditto . . . . The City of Philadelphia. by Southampton . . . . . ditto . . . . California and th Territories of Ore- Sln __ gon and Washinlgton. Egcnrggolzlggttork gpzto ditto. . . . . . 0 ditto. (1) Except in cases where a. contra d si is stat d th add b Hosp. ' tween Franco and the United States is toxins gent direct hy this pazzketstrlsl oth?? sstlgxxgiuwsesggls plyggmbietivggizhgswrgggxz New York, ln all instances in which there is room to suppose that by this means they will reach theeir destination more pggpgpgly than,) or as promptly as, by way of England._ They are, on the contrary, to be sent by way of England when room suppose that they will reach their destination more promptly by that means than by the direct route.
