... Imtot-eiiajice. —The Univert mentions that since the Russian Minister at Teheran, M. de Medem, had prevailed upon the Persian government to banish the Catholic missionaries, religious discord prevailed among the Christians of Aderbidjan. Two Nestori in ...

... acquire daily freah importance. find it now stated that Russian intrigue had been wry successfully exercised over the Persian Government until llie death of Abba* Mirsa, the heir apparent of the late Schah, which event caused sudden check to if. But, if ...

... news had arrived there that day that I rinCe Clio-tew Mitza. youngest son of Abbas Mirza, who is commissioned by the Persian Government to bring to ours exculpatory explanations respecting the unhappy events in our legation at Teheran was sacrificed, had ...

... marching against Bagdad, have been temporarily dismissed to their homes, and vigorous measures are now being adopted by the Persian government to put stop to border hostilities, and among other means of persuasion torture and mutilation have been resorted to ...

... enabled re-establisb diplomatic relations with the Court Teheran; but communications which I have lately received from the Persian Government, inspire me with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned suspension of these relations will ...

... Elzcroom for theexpress purpose of being at hand receive any communication which might be made. On the other hand the Persian government had sent embassador to this country, hut lie had been told that he could not be received until the differences between ...

... re-ostablish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran; but communications which I have lately received from the Persian government inspire me with tho confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of these relations will ...

... Quixotism of the scheme might better attributed to despair than to in-aaity. Russia has obtained permission troni the Persian government to throw a brnl over the Araxet. The tiver on the baandary of Persia,ncar Teheran, and falls into the Caspian Sea. The ...

... Lord,” now set out for Bustan. Bostnn mid Muslied ure governed by two princes of Persia ; these two places are under Persian government only. However, Jomime, the prince, had secret understanding with the Turcoma.is. gave him a letter, which, when he read ...

... the flrangcrs at Teheran tremble for their lives, and English Cliaige d Affairs is said have presented a note to the Persian government, which he, in vety svrong makes it respooshde for any violence offered lo his couif*’vmen, and demands the punishment ...

... going (iourian, and reporting to tba Fmhasay the actual state of the matter. Some hesitation had taken place in the Persian government with respect to the evacuation of that fortress,found: opinion that the British governmant were longer anxious for Its ...

... deck she has two immense pieces of ordnance on swivels, which are calculated to great damage to an enemy in action. The Persian government has begun to follow the example of the Sultan, and to publish a state gazette, which not, like the Moniti ur Ottoman ...