* * * * * PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE, HANSON AND CO. EDINBURGH AND LONDON. _CORRIGENDA, VOL. II._ * * * * * Page 36, line 8, _for_ “Giará” _read_ “Jára.” „ 45, line 16, _for_ “Giará” _read_ “Jára.” „ 48, line 5, _et passim, for_ “Lavigerie” _read_ “Lavigérie.” „ 328, line 6, _for_ “alcoholise” _read_ “alcoholisé.” FOOTNOTES: [Footnote 1: Messrs. Perry, Bury, & Co. of Liverpool.] [Footnote 2: Since made an officer of the Legion of Honour as a pendent to Mustapha’s Grand Cordon and Musalli’s Knight Commandership.] [Footnote 3: Now a Major or Colonel in the Imperial Ottoman army.] [Footnote 4: Now a fugitive at Malta.] [Footnote 5: This person was the confidential servant of the Prime Minister Mustapha down to a few days after the 12th May. It was the dinner given to the Foreign Representatives at this man’s house which furnished Signor Pestalozza with the material for the only amusing article in the ill-fated _Mostakel_. Although he had worked very hard in the French interest he managed to offend M. Roustan, and was degraded, deprived of all his possessions, and detained in a dungeon at Gabes, till he was liberated by the French shells.] [Footnote 6: Appendix O.] [Footnote 7: The counting of these columns is undoubtedly a puzzle. M. Dulhoit, the intelligent director of the department of Historical Monuments in Algeria, has made an elaborate plan of the Mosque. He says the following is an entirely correct computation of the pillars:— The court 497 Two minarets 16 Doors 30 Angles 4 --- 547 It is to be noted that some of the pillars are so placed as to be almost invisible to the casual spectator.] [Footnote 8: Knights of Malta, vol ii. p. 100.] [Footnote 9: Bosio, iii. p. 349.] [Footnote 10: M. Roustan’s confusion of mind and defects of memory contributed very greatly to his ultimate discomfiture. He denied that Musalli was appointed as Director of the Tunisian Foreign Office. I find, however, the following entry in the Official Calendar for 1882. QUATRIÈME SECTION. _Affaires Etrangères._ Le Commandeur, M. Théodore Roustan, Ministre résident de France, délégué du Gouvernement Tunisien pour les affaires Etrangères. Le Général Elias Musalli, Directeur et 1ier Interprète de S. A. le Bey, G.O.If., Commandeur de la Legion d’Honneur. He also professed to know nothing of Musalli’s advancement in the Legion of Honour, although he had twice recommended him for promotion, and only five months before obtained him the rank of commander.] [Footnote 11: I cannot resist translating the preamble, which is a unique specimen of the most approved style of Oriental diplomatic writing.] Transcriber's note: Changes in the CORRIGENDA have been done.