رد السلطات العثمانية عقب قتل مرسال في البحرين [و‎‎٥‎٧‎٠] (٢٦/٣)

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Abstrqfci'Of the Contents of a Despatch to Her Majesti/s Secretary of State for
India, No. 81, dated 20th December 1871.
To Secretary Forwards a copy of tlie imdermen-
ot State for India, No. 81, dated tioned papers
20th December 1871.
No. 2.
Is o. 3. From the Acting Secretary
to the Government of Bombay.
21th October 1871, No. 5173.
No. 4.—From the Acting Secretary
to the Government of Bombay.
Y&th November 1871, No. 5520.
No. 5.—Telegram from Colonel
Herbert.
30^ October 1871.
No. 6.—Telegram from Colonel
Herbert.
31^ October 1871.
No. 7.—Telegram from the Private
Secretary, Bombay.
31s£ October 1871.
No. 8.—Telegram from the Private
Secretary, Bombay.
oth November 1871.
No. 9.—Telegram from the Gov
ernor of Bombay.
hth November 1871.
Abstract of Contents.
Forwards copy of a communication
from the Political Resident in the Per
sian Gulf, containing details of the
murder of the messenger at Bahrein.
In continuation of above, forwards
copy of a letter from the Political Resi
dent, Persian Gulf, with enclosures, re
garding the continuance of the quarrel
between the Ali-boo-Hewareh and El
Chebeseh tribes.
Pasha left by steamer Saturday after
noon for Bussorah en route to Nejd.
Yours of 30th. Midhut Pasha, having
left Bagdad, is unable to communicate
personally on the subject.
Pelly telegraphed yesterday.—“ I be
lieve messenger was Nausir’s and of
Reni Hajee tribe. Have requested As
sistant Resident to enquire carefully
and report.”
Pelly has telegraphed to the Agent at
Bussorah to wait on Midhut Pasha on
his arrival there, and give him the in
formation that has been obtained respect
ing the messenger killed at Bahrein.
Details the instructions which he pro
poses to give Colonel Pelly. At first
that officer is to confine himself to an
offer of good offices; if the offer is re
fused, he will then hand Midhut Pasha
a formal protest, with memorandum for
transmission to London and Constanti
nople.