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... rangers at Teheran trembled for their lives, and the English Charge d'Affaires is said to have presented a note to the Persian Government,. in which he, in very strong language, makes it responsible for any vio'ence offered to his countrymen, and demands ...
... have been, and the money advantages, &c. A letter from Tauris, July 28th, in the Augsburg Uazette, states that on the Persian Government receiving information of the outrage committed on its Minister by the populace at Erzerouom, All Effendi, the Turkish ...
... be a bagatelle of 20001.,a snuff-box, and a paragraph in a journal that will afterwards terminate the business. The Persian government some time back discharged the British officer employed by it in a similar way, and it has since been made to pay 20 ...
... upon itself. DUTCH MAIL. Sr. PETERSRURG, JUNE 4.—ln consequence of the negotiations which have taken place with the Persian Government, s T re ou p r e k c iu tin a g ed t h h a e i I re ex l e a c ti ti v t e io t n e t o h f e t ie h v e yi a e r g ...
... the correspondence. In an enclosure of a dispatch of 1847 they would find what was called a pledge on the part of the Persian government to follow the decision of Turkey. On reference to the document, however, it would be found that the agent of the British ...
... an immense advantage, but I have written to him, recommending him to remain; and I have officially announced to the Persian government, that he is there as agent for the Indian authorities. It is currently reported, and believed here, though I cannot ...
... in the course of Which our envoy at Teheran received the most positive testimonies of the desire which animated the Persian Government, and particularly from the first minister of the Shah Hadji- Mizza-Agassi, to preserve the most friendly relations with ...
... beginning of August, on his way home. H e left TeLeran on the 10thiMay, on account, as was stated, of the refusal of the Persian government to ratify the treaty of commerce concluded in 1817 by the Fren , 2ll Miniser of Foreign Affairs with the Persian envoy ...
... his way without forcibly putting the question, and until he does so vigorously, in the present present temper of the Persian Government regarding European commerce, it is quite clear that nothing can be done. This is more to be rezretted as Mr. Ellis is ...
... he, and the tamales !subject to him, did not consent to the emigration to the other side of the Araxes, to which the Persian Government wanted to compt-1 them, and that he had fortified himself in the castle of Asian Kali, near Lake Gekscha. The Bardar ...
... has been charged to engage the Shah of Persia to support the pretensions of Mehemet Ali, it is even asserted, that the Persian Government has assumed an attitude which seems to announce a decided intention on its part to accede to the alliance. The Cons ...
... spirit of Russia is evinced in every discussion, small or great, in which she has a part, and the humiliation of the Persian Government is studiously exhibited to its subjects. The foregoing extract is worthy of being read again and again, by those who ...