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APPENDIX TO KEPOET FEOM SELECT COMMITTEE 
Appendix, No. 8. 
Appendix (F.) 
Appendix (G.) 
Appendix (H.) 
affaires étrangères. Laderniere lettre que vous nous avez écrite est une preuve nouvelle des 
vos sentiments affectueux à notre egarde, et du désir que vous animé de rendre de plus en 
plus intimes les rapports d’amitié établis entre nos deux pays. Nos dispositions sont 
parfaitement d’accord avec les vôtres, et nous aurons toujours a cœur de favoriser l’heureux 
dévelloppement des relations reciproques, et de vous donner des marques de notre estime et 
de notre bienveillance sur ce. Très illustre et magnifique Seigneur, nous prions Dieu qu’il 
vous ait en sa sainte et digne garde. 
Ecrit au Quartier Général de Verced, le 4me Juin de l’an de grace 1859- 
(signed) Napoleon. 
A. Wa lew ski. 
Appendix (F.) 
James Buchanan, President of the United States of America, to our great and good friend 
the Sultan of Zanzibar. 
May your days be many, and your reign he prosperous and glorious ! 
1 have received the letter which your Highness was pleased to address to me on the 5th of 
November last, conveying the sad intelligence of the death of your honoured father, and 
announcing your own elevation to the exalted position which in life he so worthily occupied. 
In tendering to your Higness my sincere condolence on the former event, which has 
bereaved you of a beloved parent, and your subjects of a monarch whom they obeyed with 
reverence, I offer to you at the same time my sincere congratulations on your accession to 
the throne of the sultancy, and my fervent wishes that your reign may be prosperous and 
happy. 
T pray God to have you always, great and good friend, in His safe and holy keeping. 
Written at the City of Washington the 16th day of April, in the year of our Lord 
1857, and in the 81st year of the independence of the United States of America. 
(signed) James Buchanan, President. 
L. Cass, Secretary of State. 
Appendix (Gr.) 
Translation of a Letter from Mahomed bin Salem to Luddah bin Damjee. 
From Mahomed bin Salem to our beloved friend Luddah bin Damjee, the Banian agent 
for our friend Ziram bin Sewjee, agent of the Customs of Zanzibar; may God preserve him I 
A. C.—Our brother Nasir bin All bin Taleb is coming to you on certain business, and we 
wish you to deliver to him the balance of the money in your hands on account of the draft 
which our brother Majeed bin Saeed drew on you for the aid (subsidy) to his brother 
Thoweynee bin Saeed. He is his (Thoweynee’s) man, and comes from him. Of the draft for 
the 40,000 crowns, 14,000 have been paid. Please to settle with him now for the remaining 
26,000. 
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From your unworthy friend Mahomed bin Salem with his own hand. 
14 Rejeb 1274. 
(True Translation.) 
(signed) George Percy Badger. 
Appendix (H.) 
Translation of a Note from his Highness Syud Majeed to the Banian Ziram, authorising 
him to pay 40,000 crowns to Syud Thoiveynee every year. 
To our beloved fiiend Ziram, may God preserve him ! 
We have granted to our brother Thoweynee bin Saeed a subsidy of 40,000 crowns every 
year from the beginning of the year 1274, half (to be paid) during the south west monsoon, 
and the other half during the north east monsoon. You can transmit the amount from 
Bombay, and our friend Luddah will deduct it from us at Zanzibar. 
Written by the unworthy Majeed with his own hand. 
(True Translation.) 
(signed) George Percy Badger,