... do- mending the woman's restitution to her husband, allowed the Persian Government 48 hours to do it; afterwards lie eaxtended this period to twice 48 hours, in which the Persian Government rad to de- cide whether it would comply with his demand or compel ...

... is beginning to assume a very serious aspect. A letter from Constantinople thus refters to the controversy:- The Persian Government was all along aware of the preparations of the Englishi in In(dia for the expedition to the Persian CGalf. A11 this ...

... been to break off friendly rela. tiomiC with the Cabinet of Londnn, or to give rise to hmostilities with that power. The Persian Govern- ment has already oftentimes manifested its good in- tenmtions in an offiial publication. It hlls alw%;ays pursued that ...

... who aecompn_ nied the expedition has proposed terms of peace to tile Shalh, asnd among the eonlitihns imposed on tlhe Persian Government is the righit of tile British to in future possess alm establishment in tire Persian Gulf. Sueh an establishment is ...

... to take his departure. The Sultan, in order to prevent sucl all unpleasant occurrence, hadcehangedhis M inistry. The Persian Government, it seems, refuses to carry out one of the stipulations of the late treaty made between England and that country, by ...

... wealth, has demands upon the Per- sian governmtent which it has been the duty of the British Legation to support. The Persian government, on the other hand, claimed him as its own subject, liable to all such ax- actions as it might please the Shah to put ...

... the British mission at Teheran is to be received. The Persian government engages to appoint a commiesioner at Teheran to examine into complaints nwade by Eniligh ant jacts against tbo Persian government, as well ae by eubjects of the Shah and other persona ...

... between the two ambassadors, and the return of the friendly relations between the two governments. On the other hand the Persian government expressly forbado the nuthorities at the frontiers to commence hostilities with the English troops. For the same reason ...

... ciled. Russian intrigue at Teheran had at one time succeeded in creating a rupture between our repre- sentative and the Persian Government, the immediate cause of quarrel being wholly irrelevant to the Eastern question. Diplonatic r elations were immediately ...

... THIE WAR INT THE EAST. IESNA, TUESDnAV EVi:XNO.-Tiie Oest. Correspon- (fjjz states, inder date Bucharest, Dee. 17:- Te persian Government has offered Prince Woronzoff 'nt:0 auxiliaries, and demanded a Russian comman- diL for them, as yoU wvei o led to expect ...

... iact ems conclusive. PERSIA. It is reported that the diflrences between this country and Persia have terminated. The Persian government hav- inig made an aonde, the Hon. Mr. Murray will there- fore slortly retaun to his post at Teheran. DISTRIBUTION OF ...

... Majesty commands us to express to yor her regret that the conduct of the Persian government has led to hos- tilities betweon her M u sty and the state of Persia. The Persian government, in defiance of repeated warnings, and the violation of ite engagements ...