Bombay Government inform the Government of India that the Queen of Mohilla (Mwali) in the Comoro Islands has departed for France to complain to the Emperor Napoleon III of the proceedings of the French naval authorities at Mwali
Government of India grant charitable allowances of 10 rupees and 6 rupees 'per mensem' respectively to Aishan Ali and Bibi Dilbar, two indigent relatives of the ex-Nawab of Banda, Ali Bahadur (includes, on pp 4-7, a list of the ex-Nawabs relations, giving name, amount of pension received from the ex-Nawab and other remarks)
Payment of arrears of pension to two Oudh pensioners, Sadiq Hussein and Amatal Fatima Begam, for the period they were absent in Turkish Arabia (includes reports on both claims)
Explanation of Dr Henry Cayley, the British Agent in Ladakh, regarding the charges made by him against Khalik Dar, the reputed Kashmir Agent in Yarkand
Papers regfarding Bikaner State - oppressive conduct of the Maharaja of Bikamer [Sardar Singh] towards certain zemindars and mafidars in those villages transferred to him from Sirsa District in 1861 - Government of India address a strong remonstrance to the Maharaja
Further correspondence regarding the relations of the Rao of Cutch [Pragmal] with his Bhayad [Jadeja Chiefs] - modifications to the draft agreement between the Rao and the Chiefs following objections by the Rao - pressure to be brought to bear on the Rao to sign the amended agreement
Question of the provision to be made for the family of Prince Azim Jah Bahadur after the latters decease - Madras Governemt agree to most of the Princes proposals
Further proceedings regarding the Naikra disturbances in the Narukot District of the Panch Mahals - final report of the Agent in the Panch Mahals [William Henry Propest] - re-establishment of tranquillity