Letter from N. Logvinova, May 6, 1867, received in Jerusalem, May 26, 1867
ff. 823-823v About reimbursing to Antonin the money lended by him before. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
Letter from James Murad Hilpern Jils, Jerusalem, October 26, 1867
ff. 826-827 About his intention to start a new journal in London, "Rue des Chrétiens". Includes marginal notes. Other details: ff. 827 stamp "T. Murad Hilpern Jerusalem".
ff. 827-829 About transferring Russian donations to Jerusalem, with a list of names for prayer. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
Letter from Friar Djibara, received in Jerusalem, July 2, 1867
ff. 830 Friar Djibara thanks Antonin for the money and assures him in his Orthodoxy. Includes marginal notes by Antonin about receiving the letter; Antonin's summary of the content, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from P. Khrushov, Nazareth, July 11, 1867, received in Jerusalem, July 14, 1867
ff. 836-837 Recommendation to a young girl intending to become a novice of M. Magdalena at the Russian nunnery. Includes marginal notes by Antonin about receiving the letter, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from A. S. Norov, Pavlovsk, June 24, 1867, received in Jerusalem, July 19, 1867
ff. 844-844v About the illness of metropolitan Meletius; about a Biblia Hebraica, borrowed from Levinson. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
Letter from N. P. Ignatiev, Buyuk-dere, June 25, 1867, received in Jerusalem, August 14, 1867
ff. 855-857v Events in Constantinople. Reception of the Grand Dukes and their families. Characteristics of the new consul at Jerusalem: he is kind, but not enough experienced. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
ff. 858 Details on the spyglass sent to Antonin. Includes marginal notes in French and red ink.
ff. 880-881v, 883-884v Reflections on Azaria's visit to Jerusalem. Report about his discussion on the Russian mission in Jerusalem with Ambassador Ignatiev, projects of foundation a monastery instead. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
Letter from A. S. Norov, Pavlovsk, September 18, 1867, received in Jerusalem, October 7, 1867
ff. 886-887v About his intention to take some old Greek manuscripts from the library of the Patriarchate, but was not allowed by the Patriarch; about his studies on the Hebrew Bible. Request of sending him photos of Palestine. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.