... Russia has obtained permission from the Persian Government to throw a bridge over the Araxes. This river, on the boundary of Persia, near Teheran, falls into the Caspian. Its course is not favourable to navigation, being sometime s deep and sometimes ...

... has resided at Bushire, the Persian Government grants permis- sion that the said resident shall reside there as heretofore. And, in like manner, two commercial agents, shall reside on the pai t of the Persian Government, one in the capital London, and ...

... Erzeroum. The Porte now possesses the most favourable dispositions to bring matters to a close, and so, indeed, does the Persian Government ; and yet, for some reason or other, there is no visible approximation in tbe views of the Plenipotentiaries. The impression ...

... resid ' Ambassador. To his knowledge of that country and its * •' image be was indebted for hia success in inducing ■ * Persian Government in 1815 to sign i convention of g»'- -p/ 0 * 1 ™ t0 ' Br,ush in »««ts iv that quarter.— ?? Loud Grey and thk Govkr* ...

... Minister of Public In truction at ii., t) / , ?? of h «s writing (February last), staling that he hs* ' li,* to thp Persian Government to establish a kind of -^'■'V st Tabriz, in which the French language will be '. b__» P ?? of ' n «truction ; and ...

... More than 5,000 Persian civilians are also reported to , have been massacred in different places. The position of the Persian Government in a financial, as well as administrative point of view, is almost desperate. Trade is ruined, and the country is in ...

... to return immediately, for the former have coaic .- under the delusive idea of receiving their pay 1. ments from the Persian Government, which.it is has hitherto been served gratuitously hy the i Russians. We cannot, for our part, feel much for them or ...

... against Bagdad, have been tempora- rily dismissed to their homes— and vigorous measures are no* being adopted by the Persian Government to put a stop to border hostilities, and among other means of per- suasion, torture and mutilation have been resorted ...

... Macquarrie came to Yarmouth in the Car lyp'-o sloop of war, ami is the bearer of dispatches from the Emperor of Persia. The Persian Government has appointed an Am- bassador to Bombay, to convey to the Indu Com- pany assurances of its friendship. The Minister ...

... territory obtains by this treaty, offers all desirable security for the maintenance of our pacific relations with the Persian Government. We shall shortly be able to communicate to the public all the clauses of this important Treaty. St. Petersburg, March ...

... service of the Emperor, and to inform him that there were at Kolpi 500 chetwerts of yvheat and barley belonging to the Persian Government. They also proposed to sell him four hundred chet- werts of wheat, and some hundred head of cattle. Iv consequence of ...

... understand, has put forward a new claim against the Porte. Il claims sixty millions of piastres which were advanced by the Persian Government (according to the state ment I have heard) to Rissoul Pacha, when he was Pacha of Ravendoux, for the purpose of purchasing ...