... injury. Nay, more: the moment negotiations bet ween Russia and Persia nearly concluded, a sudden change the part of the Persian government checks the course of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts Itself make Persia w>.ver pro mislng powerful ...

... in his country residence. We learn from the Constitutionnel that fresh misunderstanding had broken out between the Persian government and the Pacha of Bagdad. A correspondent of the Constitutionnel in the Otto - man capital says that the number of Greek ...

... ever-enduring empires of Persia and England were one, (this is Persian compliment). Great changes have taken place in the Persian Government since this period, but our political relations with that country are on the most friendly footing. The new treaty of ...

... the possession of the ministers of the Persian government.' This reply was not considered satisfactory, and his lordship his answer observed— The demand of British government was, not that the Persian government sUould declare its willingness to evacuate ...

... the court of Shiraz. It appears that he is possessed of only one middlingsized bungalow with about fifty men, yet the Persian government have not vessel to send against him. He is accordingly inflicting considerable injury on the trade of the port. The ...

... probably leave in the cmiars o f six weeks, unless Mr. Riack, whose arrival at Teheran we have just learned, induces tine Persian government to change the appointment, and send soin mute respectable person in his stead. This same Iussein Khan has barely yet ...

... owing to the difficulties which, according to the Russian statement, have been thrown in the way of a settlement the Persian government. We shall very probably/, Me think, hear a very different reason assigned the Persians for the non-fulfilment the treaty ...

... onvention with the Persian government, F vi ]nceforth be received into the ports of Pe ' au he oting of the most favoured nations, and the pro ace ofoe industry of France will be admitted on a duty of 5 per cent. The Persian government always puts this ...

... sacristy hls Y been purified by an expiatory ceremony. g, All TuaRQUOisE MuIuS.-A Russian company has obtained tl from the Persian government, for a small itsisial paynientt, a the privilege of workisg ?? tmnquoise mines of Nichapour, me in tile provisece of ...

... numbers of the Bulletino Archeologico, conduced Mr. Avellino.— The Builder. Russia has obtained permission from the Persian Government to throw bridge over the Araxes. This river, on the boundary of Persia, near Teheren, falls into the Caspian. Its course ...

... authority of the Egyptian Pacha. That chief, as upon the occasion of Ibrahim Pacha's conquests in the Nedjd, jvrote to the Persian government soliciting its protection. Upon receiving his application the governor Shiraz despatched message to Bakha Khan of Tungastoon ...

... facto rulers of Afghanistan, instead of favouring British interests, were found to have entered into the views of the Persian government; and as we learn from the declaration of the Governor-General, Dost Mahomed Khan, the Chief of Cabul, avowed schemes ...