... the sdjustment of difkraut.* between Turkey and Penis have once more come to s bait. When, with much difficulty, the Persian government had been induced to make concessions, the Porte has in its tarn taken another fit of obstinacy, which neither the cudgelling ...

... the adjustment of differences between Turkey and Persia have once more come to halt. When, with much difficulty, the Persian government bad been induced to make concessions, the Porte has in its turn taken another fit of obstinacy, which neither the cudgelling ...

... Persia. In fact, it appears that the recent expedition of Turks against Kerbella had somewhat complicated the affair. The Persian government had forwarded a formal representation or remonstrance on the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... will, therefore, understand, sir, why I cannot agree with your correspondent in deploring the fate of Kerbelab. Had the Persian government united with that of Bagdad in putting down the nuisance, created chielly by their own subjects-most of these Yerrita ...

... Porte that they had been unprovoked by the Persian population, the Divan had offered to make atone. moot for them to the Persian Government. The Impartial of Smyrna states, that Prince Alexander of Servia, on hearing of the resolution of the Porte in his case ...

... ippearn that whilst the British Russian eabiaeu are actively engaged in settling the differences between tbe Porte and the Persian government, the Pacha of Bagdad beta committing an outrage of allotlicntha beet calculated exasperate latter itate. ...

... would appear even that the recent expedition of the Turks against Kerbella had somewhat complicated the affair. The Persian government had forwarded a formal representation or remonstrance on the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating ...

... the Sultan, and from the good faith of this country. *« The differences for some time existing between the Turkish and Persian Government, has recently led to acts of hostility; but as etch these Slates has accepted the joint mediation of Great Britain and ...

... would appear even that the recent expedition of the Turks against Kerbella had somewhat complicated the affair. The Persian government had forwarded a formal representation or re- monstrance on the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating ...

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