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Letter in Arabic by Austrian vice-consul about Şibtiye b. Ebşü who became Muslim of her own accord. Signed by [illegible].

Memorandum to English Embassy stating that the Jerusalem Consul should be informed that he has no authority neither to protect the jews who became protestant christian nor to force his wife to convert her religion. No signature.

Memorandum by Embassy of Iran about Ahmed and Zafer of Iranian nationality who arrested because of their crimes committed in Jerusalem. Signed by [illegible].

As the American consul of Jerusalem, Monsieur Dukas Daç, has resigned from his position, another consul will be nominated. 1-2: signed by [illegible].

Memorandum by the French Embassy asking an imperial decree to permit the renovation of wrecked monasteries in Jerusalem. Signed by [illegible].

Decree to be sent to the governor and kadı of Jerusalem ordering that necessary precautions should be taken to make things easier for Monsieur Zabtivi and Monsieur Caksın who were nominated as consul with the duty of dealing with the affairs of French commercants. No signature.

Decree to be sent to the officials in the related regions ordering that necessary precautions should be taken to make things easier for the Priest Bartinos who was nominated by the Greek Patriarch with the duty of collecting funds for poor clergy in Jerusalem. No signature.

Decree to be sent to the governor of Jerusalem and the substitute judge (naib) of Jaffa ordering that great attention should be given to the matter that the executive authority for the inspection of churches and monasteries in Jerusalem is the Greek Patriarch, thus no one could do any inspection without having an imperial permission. No signature.

Letter by the son of Ebullutf complaining that his delegated authority to govern and direct the Mosque and the High School (Medrese) of Selahaddin Eyyübi in Jerusalem was usurped and given to the French who wished to convert these buildings into church. No signature.

Nomination of Franklin Dölkot in position of Doksi Bac, the Jerusalem consul charged with the affairs of commercants and subjects of United States of North America, and the appointment of Cülyos Nik in position of Edvard Okalı, the dismissed consul of Smyrna. 1-2: no signature.