From tue "Tras or Ceytoy."
Calcutta, 10th September.
The following telegram has been received from Lhasa, dated the 7th inst.
The Treaty was formally signed to-day in the largo hall of the Potala. There were present at the durbar Colonel Young. husband and his Staff, General Macdonald and his Staff, dud about sixty officers and two hundred troops, the leading Tibetan officials, the Amban, the Tongs Penlop, the Bhutan and Nepalese Residents, and Sorowd of monks. "The road was lined ith On nonrer acquaintance the Potala, like equity, include-g gigantic arms embossed with—silver, cloisonne ware und pevoions furs. Enormous prices are asked.
A Simla correspondent says the results of the Mission ure regarded there as a brilliant success.
A good desi remains before the full object of the Mission can be attained. The Foreign Office at Simla isin active communication with the Pe-King authorities, No date has been fixed for the return of the Missivn, It is believed that'some of the troops will come at once.
Calentts, 13th September.
On the 10th of September, the Viceroy telegraphed to t'e King-Emperor that the Convention had bees signa Saw Beporis.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.