The Turkish—Ambassador in Paris has informed M. Hanotaux that the When the handful of British residents there reflect upon the amount of poverty at home, and the enormous numbers of imperial' taxpayers who have the greatest difficulty in keeping body and soul together by incessant-Jabour, they ought to. reflect how much more comfortable their own circumstances are, how little of the local revenue really comes from their pockets, and what a small locus standi Tue English mail of the ud of October arrived here on the 6th inst. by the P. Co.'s steamer Ravenna. arrived here on the 1th inst. by the MIM. Co.'s steamer Salazie.
Tae American mail of the 17th of October arrived this morning by the O. & O. Co.'s steamer Belgic.
A parti leaves to-morrow morning for Europe by the P. & 0. Co.'s steamer Sultan has agreed to eight reforms, in which are included the release of innocent prisoners, the protection of peaceable Armenians, the prevention of acts of violence, the granting of relief to the chief sufferers, and reparation to damaged Catholic convents,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.