... Jaffer Kooli Khan, who headed the Coords and Turcomans, had made his submission, and had gone to Teheran, where the Persian Government had received him with high honors. The surrender of Moched was daily expected. Sultan Moorad Mirza, uncle to the Schah ...

... _the Schali ' 3 army upon Herat . A _satisfactory _explanation of this _circumstance liaving been _refused _by the _Persian Government , Mr Ellis has thought it _necessary _to prolest _solemnly against _tills _mpisiiro . Baron von Moeike has _lately ...

... himself, but tho blood of Christ. will now tell you my story. The Christians of the mountains paid tribute to the the Persian government. The Koord* came on them and attacked them—killed thousands in few days—also several thousands in other cities—took ...

... prc-jiui Persia hostile the intro(luct»on Urn i-h y’ood-. Ivn residing in that country lie had i*>ion know tint the Persian Government were extremely desirous cannon aiul e-ai ms the manufacture this country; and that the nobles were also demons having ...

... _faubourgs . ' At the moment when _the Sarbasians wcre : disbanding , the _populace , _' cxiisperntcil against : the _Persian government , liad procei _. _' ded _against _^ lie _Palace . _ofAbuas _Alirza , and committed ilie greatrst _excesses . A Russian ...

... Russians, to take up arms, and thee. down to the above period, the Persian troops had not experienced any reverses. The Persian Government solicits the friendly mediation of liegland between the belligerents. A Bombay paper of the of June mentions a report ...

... home ratified the Shah. This will, of course, lead to the evacuation of the Island of Karrack our troops. also that the Persian Government had shown much cordiality to that of England ; Influenced, doubt? the successes of our arms in Afghanistan. UOUESTIO ...

... >slation is inserted in Dr Lyall's Travels in Russia, completely developes important fact, which ought to be made known the Persian Government. the time for avenging himself of the spoliators of hi* country The Caucasian tribes, who are more allied in religion ...

... of Persia, who was then about to proceed the Iron tiers, join the Crown I mice. In short, the whole machinery of the Persian Government out motion, immediately orremoiely, English agents and bv Eimlish influence. It may remarked, too, that, within a ve ...

... Russian d'artnee was hasteninu towards the extteine troetter ot Georgia, to °crony tl.e province ..f Erivaii until ths Persian Government should offer a moray:eat guarantee for the payment of the lar4e coutribution which la.e Shah still owed Rush., in ...

... respect to indiridUal grievance. they had received sufficient satisfaction. But the statements that had been made by the Persian Government with regard to the city Of Herat Were not SO satisfactory, and that point alone remained • subject of difference between ...

... when the negotiations, be-tween Russia and Persia 1 are nearly cotwluded, a suddttn eltalnge on the part of the IDot Persian Government checks the course of them. It soon gon appears that the (ttotnan Porte exerts itself en inake Or t Persia waver by promising ...