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@ The Janis,afies, WHO s.re allotted TO foreign mis-
sIons as guards of honor, and messengers Of des.
patch. The Government has reclaimed from these
Janlssaies, the distinctive badge of courier, and
permits no Embassy, TO send from this city, other
persons than the Tarlars of the Porte


Much activity is shown in the enrolment Of the
regular troops. In all The open space of the capi


tall troops are seen at their exercise for the pur
pose OF dIsciplining them several officers of the
army of Egypt have been sen, for and The indivdu-
ais who formerly served under the Sultan Selim, in
the troops Of the Nzan Djedid have been en-
ployed. The Sultan Mahmoud attends often in
person at these exercises both within and without


the Seraglo, and encourages the troops by his pre-
sence and by gifts.