... Shah « of the details which notice had been already given him I« appeared, on examination, that the mode m winch the Persian government had proposed to execute its general intentions was not on points, the xan e the manner iu which it bad first been proposed ...

... who died the day before yesterday at Castel Gondolpho, the country scat of his half-brother Don Carlo Torlonia. The Persian Government (says The Augsburg Gazette') has begun to follow the example of the Sultan, and to pub- lish a state gazette, which ...

... French to be obtained at Tabriz was from a Swiss cook! M Bore proposes that the French Government should send to the Persian Government some of the Cni„ A A ...

... subjects; in order that nothing might disturb this friendship, or, according to the Court phraseology of this country, the Persian Government has purchased the friendship of the Russian Government, with heart and soul, from which the King would not withdraw ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations'with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have atready received from the Persian Government, inspire me with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will ...

... the Moscow Gazette threatens to dictate at calcutta the nest peace with England, and Russia never ceases to urge the Persian Government to accept from it, free of all cost, officers to discipline its troops, and arms and artillery for its soldiers, at ...

... councils of minister whose advice bad occasioned temporary cessation all intercourse between the English Ambassador and the Persian government. COMTBBXPOSAXiY PRESS. THE ENGLISH RADICALS AND THE HUSH LEADER. ( From the Morning Advertiser.) At dinner given to ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, hut coesmsnieationo which I hove bytety received from the Persian Government inspire me with the confident expectation that the differenem which nreasinned a suspension of those relations will ...

... murdered, and satisfaction has been demanded by Russia for the out- rage. There is every reason to believe that the Persian Government had no part in it. Filled with consternation by this horrible crime, it eagerly offers the most extensive satisfaction ...

... that pima eira lea mile at Tads, the vivilroot tg. Comm,-11 nmervial tvg,ntv we to re.l mitt, one ho L0010n.1111.,' Persian government fora the thritkolt government Mr. Leered ElAns, Is tat has eseita a mai 6\lol the Marsha's (at maws ot a Cart-ms rn'ty ...

... added, that amongl the causes whichl had pro- dlledl this lamntitaible departure from its sollemn engagellents by the Persian Government, was the promise of sulpport aund divorsion giveln to Persia by another Asiatic power.' This iecates exclu- si'ely ...

... seriously involved in the discu.sions at the Foreign Office. It is highly essential to cunciliate the good-will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confiderice, wire, qualifications to the maintenance of the nat ...