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Although Jerusalem kadis were allocated 34.000 kuruş from the local monasteries and 9000 kuruş from the treasury of Damascus and Jerusalem during the Egpytian administration, according to "Beneficial Reforms" it is not suitable to demand contribution from monasteries with imperial decree, on account some money was given by the Financial administration of that place henceforth thirty thousand kuruş to be given from tax collectors property and the other nine thousand to be paid with previous order. A letter be written to Damascus Financial Administration whether it can be connected to a tax or not. No signature.

Appointing a sheikh to the Zawiyah of Naksibendis in Jerusalem. Stamped by the Public Works Council.

Sending the military troops deployed in Damascus to Jerusalem. No information about signature.

Notification from the Armenian Patriarchate in Istanbul containing the complaint for the abuses of French. The place assumed as the grave of Jesus which is visited jointly by Greek, Armenian and French people in Kemame church in Jerusalem. Stamped by the Public Works Council.

Letter by the Grand Vizier regarding the debate carried out in the Council of Ministers about the letter sent by Lord Lord Ponsevini pertaining to the construction of a church for the Protestant British subjects resident in Jerusalem, and the official letter sent by British Ambassador, and the letter sent by the Prussian Ambassador about the illegal constructionn of churches and sanctuaries in the Ottoman domains. 1-4: no signature; 5: signed by [illegible].

People from a neighborhood near Jerusalem claimed that they were exempted from taxes therefore announcing that in accordance with the "Beneficial Reforms" such claims are no longer necessary. No signature.

Letter pertaining to some statements and responsibilities of Tayyar Paşa, Divisional General of Jerusalem. No information about signature.

Renewing the cannons in the Jerusalem Castle. No information about signature.

Letter by the Grand Vizier forwarding to the Council of Ministers the petition of people and the letter by the Minister of War from Beirut regarding the Bishop sent by Britain to Jerusalem. 1-4: no signature.

Presenting the rough copy of the instructions given to Tayyar Pasha, the Police Director of Jerusalem and Gaza. No information about signature.